Not A Small-Town Girl

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"This time, their new skincare

products wee advertised as

targeting problematic skin, claiming

it could rettice sensitivity and make

skin healthy. | trusted Grace, SON:

queuéd up to buy it on the secénd

day tt was released. | was so-excited

torty it, but after just overa week of

use, my face became like this."

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‘The girl pulled down her mask for the cameras, revealing her

face covered in pustules, some oozing pus and even starting

to ulcerate. The sight startled even the usually composed

reporters.

“The girl continued, "I don’t even dare to go out now. I’ve been

to several hospitals, and they all said my face is ruined.

There’s no way to restore it to how it was before. The burning

sensation on my face is so intense every day. It feels like acid

has been poured on it.

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"I’m only in my twenties, with a

bright future ahead of me, but

Grace’s products have completely

destroyed my life. And their w

: S

products are so expensive! | gave-up

eating dut and buying new clothes

justto afford them, thinking their

new products would solvehy skin

issues. | never thought it’d disfigure

me instead!"

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‘The girl sobbed pitifully. and more and more passers-by were

drawn to the commotion.

“A female reporter’s eyes lit up as it was a major scoop. "Can

you prove that it was Grace’s products that caused this?"

“| went to a professional third-party testing agency. To prevent

Grace from shirking responsibility, | specifically chose the

most reputable agency in the industry. The test results

confirmed there’s a problem with their products, and that’s the

reason my face is ruined.

‘And now, Grace hasn’t given any explanation at all. | have no

idea how their overpriced, poisonous skincare products even

made it to the market!" the girl protested.

“At that moment, a bystander chimed in, "| bought Grace’s

new products too, but | didn’t experience anything like that. In

fact, | found it really effective at improving my skin issues."