Matthew Miller
Jul 3, 2014

Schick's 'Smooth Lee' battles facial-hair ninjas in regional campaign

ASIA-PACIFIC - Schick and AdPeople APAC, which have been having fun with a martial-arts expert called 'Smooth Lee' since 2011, have cast the character in his most epic battle yet—against ninjas representing tough-to-reach facial hairs.

ASIA-PACIFIC - Schick and AdPeople APAC, which have been having fun with a martial-arts expert called 'Smooth Lee' since 2011, have cast the character in his most epic battle yet—against ninjas representing tough-to-reach facial hairs.

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