Despite it's name, the dangerous cocktail of 'pink cocaine' doesn't often contain cocaine, according to experts at UK Addiction Treatment Centres

One Direction star Liam Payne had reportedly taken the mixture of drugs known as ‘pink cocaine’ before his tragic death on Wednesday, October 16, in Buenos Aires, Argentina

One Direction's Liam Payne reportedly had drugs in his system at the time of death, including what could be pink cocaine. Substance and addiction experts discussed the drug's ingredients and risks.

Unlike traditional cocaine, pink cocaine can cause users to have psychedelic and hallucinogenic experiences - including an altered sense of reality, panic and paranoia

Unlike traditional cocaine, pink cocaine can cause users to have psychedelic and hallucinogenic experiences - including an altered sense of reality, panic and paranoia

Also known as 'tuci' or 'tusi' or 'Pantera Rosa' the drug originates from Colombia and despite its name doesn't actually always contain cocaine but a potent cocktail of other drugs.