For World PITERA Month, prestige skincare brand SK-II is welcoming beauty enthusiasts into the SK-II SECRET KEY HOUSE exhibition.
Last year, the brand hosted a one-day celebration of its hero fermented ingredient, PITERA, and this year SK-II is extending the celebration to a month-long transformational journey. Within Tokyo's BA-TSU ART GALLERY, this exhibition shares 10 of SK-II's best-kept secrets, which visitors can unlock as they immerse themselves in the multi-sensorial brand world.
While PITERA—the naturally-derived skincare ingredient crafted from a proprietary yeast fermentation process exclusive to SK-II—has remained unchanged for more than 40 years, many of its secrets remain unknown. Now, the brand is preparing to invite fans into its world with a focus on sharing PITERA, the Secret Key to Crystal Clear Skin.
Why This Trend Is Growing
- Multi-sensory Experiences
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- Skincare
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