The Kim-Jong un Beauty Mask

For those seeking the ultimate beauty mask a South Korean cosmetics company has what need.  The Kim-Jong un beauty mask all in pursuit of the perfect skin.  As what its beauty attributes are haven't been explained but one can only imagine.

I'm sure marketing the team has created fun advertisements that show how, in using this beauty mask one can obtain the beautician perfection of  Kim-Jong un.

A South Korean fashion and cosmetics firm has stirred controversy with a facial mask featuring Kim Jong-un.

The firm says it has sold more than 25,000 "unification moisture nuclear masks" since June.

However many South Korean stores have halted sales amid a public backlash and concerns over the masks' legality.

The North Korean leader and his regime have been criticised by the United Nations for "systematic, widespread" human rights abuses.

In South Korea it is illegal to speak favourably of the North Korean government, though the law is rarely enforced.

Both North and South Korea are still technically at war, but leaders from both countries attended talks this year over denuclearisation.

The skincare acid craze, explained

The pursuit of perfect skin has been deeply rooted in human culture. And while skincare acids have been used for decades, they've surged in popularity in recent years. You see them advertised on products in stores and across the internet. Glycolic acid. Lactic acid. Hyaluronic acid. Salicylic acid. Even though they all have one world in common, they all do different things. But acids should be used with caution. Not everyone would benefit from using them, especially people with sensitive skin. And using acids too often can be dangerous and lead to the opposite of perfect skin.