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Swine flu-fighting face masks From Japan’s master makers
May 3rd, 2009
You’ve seen the pictures of people wearing face masks to prevent catching the H1N1 swine flu. If you’re going to wear a mask, why choose plain blue? People in Japan wear masks out in public all the time, for colds, the flu, and hay fever.
Japanese mask-wearing citizens demand the finest quality, menthol cool wet-filtered, nonstick lipstick-ok face masks. From single-use to 7-day to designer fabric wash-and-wear masks, the most fashionable, technologically advanced flu face masks are in Japan. Click here to see all the photos,including the green tea mask and the nose-wire mask.
(via Lets Japan)
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Mark Weitzman •
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