There are an array of different facial packs featuring different Disney characters. They usually look somewhat silly, but the Pooh bear one looks frightening.
The packaging looks harmless enough.
友人にやってもらいたくて注文したプーさんのフェイスパックが届いたw pic.twitter.com/0GokZ3qk28
— 鈴 (@_asatsuki) March 10, 2016
But as Japanese site Togech points out, wearing the mask makes people look like goblins.
https://twitter.com/embed/status/707589718343430144
Could it be the location of the character’s eyes? Winnie the Pooh’s yellowish orange hue? His smile?
https://twitter.com/embed/status/707698989999607808
https://twitter.com/embed/status/707925641753067521
@ikaikako24 プーさんのフェイスパックおすすめだよ pic.twitter.com/K7xz3iUsC8
— 梅ジソウ (@umejisou) March 18, 2016
プーさんパックの破壊力やばい pic.twitter.com/86eGstCmlT
— 愛美 (@9manami4) March 21, 2016
プーさんパックの様子w
怖いよう……
でもハチミツの匂いする❤️ pic.twitter.com/6b17LcXMF2
— 山本ゆみ (@chandu0yumi) March 20, 2016
https://twitter.com/embed/status/709368839721652224
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https://twitter.com/embed/status/710118432306388998
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https://twitter.com/embed/status/710803569423724544
https://twitter.com/embed/status/711221243433725952
Top image via @_asatsuki and @anmin_smile.
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