Health & Beauty
Immunity boosting is driving health trends
Research from Social Nature also finds transparency is important to Canadians, but brands should avoid the clinical approach.
How Trojan has adapted to changes in hookup culture
“Sexplore at Home” has been getting singles to embrace self-love and helping couples make the most of their free time.
Sinai Health shows all sides of care in its first campaign
Low awareness can hold back donations, so the network took a less clinical approach to showing the scope and impact of its work.
How Rexall added a health focus to its loyalty program
Be Well incorporates tools that allow members to more easily manage their well-being, in addition to earning points.
CAMH says its time to talk about suicide prevention
With a mix of hope and urgency, the hospital releases its first campaign focused on what has become a more timely subject.
View from the C-Suite: What’s a beauty brand to do in a touchless world?
The marketer at Quebec-based Marcelle spills the beans on how it’s adapting to a category replete with competitors and anxious shoppers.
Knix breaks up with disposable hygiene products
The brand embraces destigmatizing periods and the environmental benefits of dumping tampons and pads.
When skin cream meets ice cream
Oxy links its new volcanic ash scrub to a trendy treat to add more fun sampling to its typical campaigns.
Where should beauty brands be pivoting?
Demand has tumbled, but home sampling and skincare could reach consumers that are still open to trying new routines.
Dove steps up its stand against systemic racism
Capturing images from protests in a new campaign and expanding CSR efforts, the brand wants to show it is serious about getting it right.
How the pandemic has changed health marketing
Putting evidence at the foreground of messaging and a move away from celebrity wellness influencers could all be on the horizon.
L’Oreal bring AR virtual trials to Amazon
The beauty giant launches the tech on the ecommerce site amid a shift to digital that has been accelerated during the pandemic.
Is wellness marketing making people more anxious?
Research by Felicity and Ipsos explores the gap between brands’ wellness messaging and consumer sentiment.
How to combat the decline in demand for cosmetics
With the pandemic disrupting makeup usage, marketers need to understand new consumer needs and replace in-store sampling.
Sunnybrook tells us to work together by staying apart
The campaign gets a national boost from Moneris to show Canadians that distancing is the best way to help the hospital’s fight.
