SK-II controversies
Controversies tied to this brand in public sources. A listing is not a finding of fault.
2005
Chinese advertising and product-safety controversy
A Chinese consumer alleged inaccurate advertising and an allergic reaction connected with an SK-II product. P&G agreed to a 200,000 yuan fine, withdrew several products, suspended Chinese sales, closed sales counters, and arranged a refund hotline. The company later planned a return after Chinese regulators said that the trace levels under review were unlikely to harm human health.
2005
Temporary South Korean sales suspension
SK-II sales in South Korea were suspended for approximately two weeks during the regional product-safety controversy. Sales resumed after authorities announced that the products were safe.