Wonjungyo, led by Wong Jung-yo, renews its popular skin pack and launches a collaboration with Chibi Maruko-chan, debuting at an event.
August/25/2025 17:07
The leading figure in tear bag makeup, Wong Jung-yo, supervises the cosmetics brand 'Wonjungyo', which has renewed its popular item 'Moist Up Lady Skin Pack'! Additionally, the first collaboration item with Chibi Maruko-chan will also be released. Today (25th), at an event held at Omotesando Hills, brand muse TWICE's Momo, Wong Jung-yo, and Chibi Maruko-chan appeared. Momo introduced the charm of her favorite pack and makeup tips. The collaboration items with Chibi Maruko-chan were also unveiled for the first time, and attention was drawn to the talk with Wong Jung-yo, who is a self-proclaimed fan. The collaboration items between 'Wonjungyo' and Chibi Maruko-chan will start nationwide sales in limited quantities from September 19. From September 26, new products 'Bear Bloom Cheek' and 'Liquid Cheek Brush #03' will go on sale.
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On the 25th, Momo from TWICE attended the Wonjungyo event at Omotesando Hills, introducing the revamped 'Moist Up Lady Skin Pack' and a new collaboration with Chibi Maruko-chan. Dressed in a chic black dress, she shared her favorite pack's appeal and makeup secrets. The collaboration items will be available from September 19, with new products launching on September 26.
Wonjungyo, led by Won Jung-yo, has renewed its popular 'Moist Up Lady Skin Pack' and introduced a collaboration with Chibi Maruko-chan. At the launch event, TWICE's Momo praised the product's convenience and usability. The new design includes perforations for easier application. The collaboration items will be available from September 19, with new products launching on September 26.
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