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4:06Now PlayingOscar Mayer introduced a hydrogel face mask made to look like a slice of its signature bologna. Reporters at The Post test it out and share their experiences.
The fleshy pink mask has the moist appearance of sliced sandwich meat and is sealed in the company’s classic redandyellow packaging. Labeling on the package makes it clear, however, that the product is not food. It’s a sheet mask designed to evoke the childhood memory of biting eye and mouth holes into a slice of luncheon meat and then wearing it on your face. Read moreSubscribe to The Washington Post on YouTube
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