An underground business testing a dangerous skin-lightner product on children is at the center of Savage Beauty on Netflix.

It’s been debated over whether there is a fine line between justice and revenge, and as the drama and secrets unfold on the show, that line starts to become non-existent.

Rooted in the theme of how far one is willing to go for their family, the South African series depicts a tale of two opposing sides. Don and Grace Bhengu (Dumisani Mbebe and Nthati Moshesh) run a successful beauty company, but the public is unaware that it was built on the immorality of testing a skin lightener product on children for their business. That is until 15 years later when one of the two survivors Zinhle Manzini (Rosemary Zimu) comes to expose them and burn their empire to ashes.

Throughout the first season of Savage Beauty, viewers watch Rosemary face an inner battle of being who she is at her core or pushing her morals aside to ensure that she brings down the entire Bhengu family.

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