Power Moves: Win Metawin Joins Shiseido in Celebrating a New Era of Skin Immunity

A person in a red blazer stands in front of a large white sign that reads 'New Era of Skin Science' at the Shiseido pop-up event in Singapore.

Win Metawin continues to prove that his star power extends far beyond screens and red carpets. The Thai actor and Shiseido brand ambassador recently made an appearance at the Shiseido Ultimune Global Event in Seoul, South Korea—an intimate but impactful gathering spotlighting the newest evolution of Shiseido’s bestselling Ultimune Power Infusing Concentrate.

Held at the Shilla Hotel, the event welcomed international media, global ambassadors, and beauty insiders to experience the upgraded formula firsthand. Dressed in a sleek white look, Win brought a modern polish to the occasion, subtly reinforcing his place not only as a style icon, but also as a face of the next generation of global talent.

A beautifully arranged display featuring two Shiseido Ultimune Power Infusing Serum bottles, surrounded by a decorative bonsai tree and pebbles, set on an elegantly designed table at a gathering.

Shiseido’s Ultimune has long been a hero product in the brand’s skincare lineup. Known for its lightweight texture and skin-strengthening benefits, it’s become a go-to for beauty enthusiasts looking for something that fits into a busy, multi-tasking lifestyle. The new version is powered by the brand’s Lifeblood™ technology, which is designed to help boost the skin’s natural defenses and improve overall circulation, leading to a healthier, more radiant complexion over time.

For audiences who follow Win, his involvement with the brand feels like a natural fit. He’s been part of Shiseido’s Thailand campaign since 2022, bringing his clean-cut image and calm confidence to a brand that values intentional care—both in skincare and in self-expression.

A young man in a red blazer holds a red bottle of Shiseido's Ultimune Power Infusing Serum in front of a red promotional backdrop.

What makes this event noteworthy isn’t just the launch of a new serum, but what it represents: a shift toward skincare that’s smart, simple, and effective. It reflects what many Gen Z and millennial consumers now look for—products that don’t overpromise, routines that make sense, and brands that understand that beauty is personal.

Ultimune, with its one-step application and universal formula, fits into that mindset. It’s designed for all skin types and works well across different routines, whether minimal or more layered. It’s the kind of product that doesn’t demand a full reset—it just quietly upgrades what you’re already doing.

A young man with long black hair wearing a red blazer stands next to a red wall displaying information about sustainable packaging at the Shiseido Ultimune Global Event in Seoul.

As Shiseido continues to evolve with its audience, bringing in talents like Win helps bridge heritage with relevance. He represents a generation that values quality, but also wants authenticity. In many ways, his presence at the event signals where beauty is headed: less about perfection, more about consistency, care, and clarity.

With its global reach and local heart, Ultimune remains a staple that feels both elevated and practical—just like the people who swear by it.

Photos courtesy of Shiseido Philippines Facebook Page

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