Found and Found Initiates Face Mask Distribution to Combat PM2.5 Dust Pollution in Urban Areas

Bangkok: Taking a proactive approach to the rising PM2.5 dust pollution, Found and Found, a beauty destination originating from Japan and Korea, has announced the distribution of face masks to safeguard consumer health during this period of compromised air quality. The initiative targets customers visiting Found and Found stores in high PM2.5 areas, specifically at the Silom Edge branch, The Glass Market Bangna branch, and the Vibhavadi branch (PTT Station Ratchaprasong), starting December 24, 2025, while supplies last.

According to Thai News Agency, the distribution effort does not require any minimum purchase, allowing customers to receive a pack containing three NEXT HEALTH PM 2.5 dust masks simply by visiting the stores. This initiative extends beyond physical locations, as Found and Found is also conducting a Kenkou mask giveaway on their official Facebook page, foundnfound.official, to reach a broader audience.

The event was held at Found and Found branches situated in busy urban areas where staff provided face masks to customers, offering immediate protection against PM2.5 dust. This initiative aims to enhance everyday health care accessibility, demonstrating Found and Found's commitment to consumer well-being amidst the ongoing air quality challenges.