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All About Beauty
Three brands that fall into the personal grooming category all have something to say about beauty in their newest celebrity endorsement ads. Read on to see how both male and female celebrities bolster their brands' messages about beauty.
Pantene: Selena Gomez
Professing that "Strong is Beautiful," Pantene highlights the hair-strengthening aspect of their products, particularly for those with heat-damaged hair. Beautiful and familiar young singer Selena Gomez further glamorizes this idea of healthy strength.
Old Spice: Terry Crews and Isaiah Mustafa
thlete-turned actor Terry Crews once again joins Old Spice's emblem eye candy, Isaiah Mustafa, in this ad spot promoting the new outdoorsy scent of Old Spice Timber. Targeted at the female shopper, this campaign plays up the beauty and sex appeal of a man who smells like a nature-loving tough guy.
Lancome: Kate Winslet, Penelope Cruz, Lupita Nyong'o
The three beautifully diverse actresses ask "what makes a woman feel beautiful?" with their own unique responses; Lancome's Advanced Genefique provides the "youthful aura" that all three ultimately agree on. The campaign emphasizes both uniqueness and the idea of feeling beautiful, as opposed to looking how one thinks she is supposed to
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Topics: Celebrity Partnership
Stacy Jones, Hollywood Branded's founder and CEO, has over twenty six years of leadership experience building global entertainment branding campaigns for top Fortune 500 companies and hundreds of brands. Her career started after receiving her BFA in Theater Production & Scenic Design from the University of Arizona. Acknowledged as an expert in the field, she has appeared on CNN and MSNBC; spoken at conferences around the globe from Germany to Beijing; and has been featured in Forbes, The Wall Street Journal, The Hollywood Reporter, Financial Times, The Economist, Brandweek, Advertising Age, Variety, B&C and Mediaweek amongst others. Originally from Texas, you will still hear her ya’ll as she gathers the team for strategy planning sessions. Like all true entrepreneurs, Stacy is an adventurer at her core – having sky dived, hang glided off bi-planes, swam with crocs while rafting the Zambezi in Africa, photographed grizzly bears in Alaska, trekked Mayan ruins in Belize, explored the ocean as an avid scuba diver, and who loves owning an advertising agency where she swims with a different type of Hollywood shark on a daily basis.
