#shampoo ad

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"Hair is so sparkling-clean after Prell--so shiningly radiant" (1940s)

[taro-wong]

Nightwing shampoo advert but it gets increasingly concerning

the ad is on every Bludhaven billboard

[1eaf-me-alone]

Albedo shampoo ad

wanted to make Albedo’s shampoo quite ‘naturally’ made and for it to be a less know shampoo but with really good quality- just like him (when he wasn’t as popular)

-his hair is longer i‘m aware of that , it’s for dramatic effect

-what am I doing with my life ?

[caichuai]

Sorry I had to do this, DD as shampoo endorser 😁😝 ( from the idea of  @crossedbeams )

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Love is in the hair: Shampoo ad aims to bring couples together again (video)

HONG KONG, Oct 28, 2014:

Can a shampoo ad bring couples planning to split back together?

A Chinese hair advertisement is planning to do just that, reports time.com.

It reports that Leo Burnett Hong Kong has created a commercial for Procter & Gamble’s Rejoice shampoo that acts as a marriage counsellor.

The four-and-a-half minute long ad, mostly shot in black-and-white, has been watched 40 million times since it came up a month ago, the ad agency claims. It has English subtitles.

The ad shows a man asking his wife to sign the divorce papers. The shocked wife agrees to sign the papers on one condition: she wants her husband to hug her every day for a month at the places she decides.

Thus, the husband has to travel to different landmarks from their relationship — where he proposed, where they shared a first kiss, where they met — for that hug.

Since this is basically a hair shampoo ad, each time, he strokes and smells her long hair. You can guess how the story ends — they live happily ever after, probably using that shampoo for the rest of their lives.

The official hashtag for the campaign is #IBelieveInLoveAgain.

The ad was filmed by director David Tsui.

The Rejoice ad claims that of three million Chinese couples who divorced last year, 100,000 reconciled. The divorce rate increased by almost 13% over the 2012 figures.

The website, adweek.com, poses the question whether an a shampoo ad can boost these reconciliation numbers?

Terence Lam, P&G’s hair-care marketing manager for Greater China, told the website: “We believe that no matter how complicated relationships can be, there’s always a way to smooth things up.

“As a brand devoted to smoothness and love, this is a position worth taking, having a strong point of view on this cultural phenomenon.”

Watch the ad and shed a tear of happiness for this lovely couple who decided to fulfil their vows “till death do us apart”.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pdxLwqGsRkQ

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