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Cetaphil: Hype-Free Skincare


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The first campaign for Cetaphil, ‘Hype-Free Skincare’, launches today. Known for its affordable, effective skincare, especially for sensitive skin, as well as for its slightly medicinal packaging, Cetaphil has been a familiar fixture in Aussie bathrooms for decades. Unfortunately, this doesn’t make it the most exciting product on the shelf,especially for younger audiences. But while some might think having moisturisers that moisturise, cleansers that cleanse and products that are safe and work for everyone makes Cetaphil boring, when it comes to skincare, boring is good. Against a background of increasingly excessive skincare routines and expensive products, Cetaphil stands out as something altogether simpler and more accessible. Now live, Cetaphil’s Hype-Free Skincare campaign features a shocking confession from a fictitious skincare influencer - and secret Cetaphil lover - whose identity has been hidden for their own protection. There is also an Influencer Protection Program hotline for other skincare influencers - and closet Cetaphil fans - in need of support due to their addiction to the simple but undeniably effective skincare brand.
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CEO: Simon Joyce

Managing Partner & Head of Strategy: Michael Hogg

Senior Strategist: Anna-Claire Clendon

Designer: Alex King

Production: Emotive Productions

Editor: Alex Guterres

Gaffer: Craig Sykes

Art & wardrobe: Bou Design House Casting

Colourist: Matt Fezz

Sound: Electric Sheep Music

Senior Sound Designer: Joe Mount Executive Producer

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