Shinemage Group Appoints Maye Musk and Song Seung Heon as Brand Ambassadors for Oganacell
HONG KONG SAR - Media OutReach Newswire - 16 June 2025 - On May 20, 2025, Premium derma-cosmetic brand Oganacell named Maye Musk as Cleansing/Mask Ambassador and Song Seung Heon as Brand Ambassador at its global launch in Hangzhou. The event showcased Oganacell's fusion of technology and skin aesthetics.
Ambassador - Maye Musk
Ambassador - Song Seong Heon
Ambassador Campaign
Maye Musk (Oganacell Cleanser/Mask Ambassador) fronts the 'Dust It Off' campaign, stating: 'Oganacell helps me reconnect with myself through cleansing rituals and gives me 20 minutes of relaxation everyday.'
Maye Musk
Song Seung Heon (Oganacell Brand Ambassador) noted: 'Skin recalibration isn't fighting time, but letting skin find its rhythm.'
Oganacell Global Launch Event (1)
Oganacell Global Launch Event (2)
Founder of Oganacell: Dr. Oh Gana champions 'skin recalibration' through personalized regimens. Oganacell is building a worldwide skin database to redefine treatment standards. He says, 'The differentiation of Oganacell is that our product research is based on our uinque client group. We have a variety of high-end clients from the royal families, the Chaebol families, Politicians, Governors and artists worldwide.
Innovative Products:R&D Head Jung Bok-kyung launched the DERX™ Oxygen Cleansing Series and V-mode Contour Recalibration Series – clinically proven formulas replicating in-office procedures.
Immersive Launch Experience
Global Impact: The event united 1,000+ top beauty professionals, influencers, buyers, and consumers from 10+ countries, reaching over 100 million globally, marking a definitive global beauty moment.
Highlights included:
· A 'Future Skin Recalibration Space' with holographic consultations and interactive diagnostics.
Future Skin Recalibration Space
· Oganacell dermatologist group live consultation.
Dermatologist group live consultation
· AI photo experiences.
AI photo experiences
Hangzhou not only marks the launch of the Oganacell brand and also the global journey of Shinemage Group.
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