Brands must recognise the 'myth' of consumer radicalism
14 May 2013 | by Nicola Kemp
in consumer radicalism has included a range of cosmetic marketing campaigns. This includes Starbucks ...
huge increase in cosmetic surgery," he added, noting that this trend has created issues for online ...
in consumer radicalism has included a range of cosmetic marketing campaigns. This includes Starbucks ...
It has also cited a number of sectors, including pay-day loans companies, cosmetic and healthcare providers, and "freemium" video games and apps, as set to come under increasing scrutiny. In its annual report, the ASA reported it had received 31,298 complaints about 18,990 ads over the course of the past ...
infringement case that L Oreal pursued against cosmetics company Bellure, which concluded with a decision ...
that of French cosmetics company Clarins, which axed him from an advertising campaign earlier this week. He had ...
A government review is set to propose tougher curbs on ads for cosmetic surgery following...-growing market. The code was last reviewed in 2009, but specific guidance to the cosmetic surgery industry ...
with the event by 13%, while the cosmetics campaign recorded a return on investment of 1.43 for every 1 ...
, while increasing sales of perfumes and cosmetics with brands including Chanel, Benefit and Urban Decay ...
that there was no legal definition of what constituted "organic" for cosmetics products, insisting that a reasonable ... , and that there was no legal standard for organic cosmetics in the UK, a product should only be described as "organic ...
of public relations from rival cosmetics brand L'Oreal . ( PR Week) Culture Secretary Maria Mille r ...