Self-care brand 82°E rolls out a campaign for 82°E Man, men's skincare products

The launch campaign of 82°E Man has been conceived and executed by Tilt Brand Solutions, a part of Quotient Ventures – in association with design studio Sharpener. The campaign highlights an approach to self-care.

By  Storyboard18Feb 13, 2024 10:54 AM
Self-care brand 82°E rolls out a campaign for 82°E Man, men's skincare products
The latest offering includes an innovative 2-in-1 Moisturiser with SPF 40 PA +++ with Gotu Kola and Ceramides, and a 3-in-1 Face, Beard and Body Cleanser with Arjuna and Betaine in two fragrance variants: Fresh Citrus and Woody Oud.

82°E, a self-care brand co-founded by Deepika Padukone and Jigar Shah, has launched a range of men’s skincare products under 82°E Man – an extension of brand 82°E. The latest offering includes an innovative 2-in-1 Moisturiser with SPF 40 PA +++ with Gotu Kola and Ceramides, and a 3-in-1 Face, Beard and Body Cleanser with Arjuna and Betaine in two fragrance variants: Fresh Citrus and Woody Oud.

The launch campaign of 82°E Man has been conceived and executed by Tilt Brand Solutions, a part of Quotient Ventures – in association with design studio Sharpener. The campaign highlights an approach to self-care.

Speaking about the campaign, Keerthana Ramakrishnan, chief marketing officer, 82°E said, “Our expansion into 82°E Man – new products for a new audience - is another pivotal moment in our business. This means two things for us: first, it's an opportunity for us to evolve and add new dimensions to our own understanding of self-care, given the nuances within men’s personal care. Second, it's an opportunity to bring new self-care experiences to men's routines, drawing from the best of what we've offered so far as well as what we know about this demographic. Here’s hoping that we connect with our newer audiences as effectively as we have done previously, and that we can layer and nuance self-care for everyone over time.”

Adding further context, Shriram Iyer, group chief creative officer, Quotient Ventures said, “For a few months now, our eye has firmly been on building brand 82°E around its singular but dynamic self-care narrative, across all product categories. With the milestone launch of 82°E Man, we approached communication based on existing realities of our new audience – the fact that men are already immersed in regular acts of self-care, even if they don’t brand them as that. From taking a run to turning to music for a break, self-care is an inherent, organic and carefree practice in all our lives; and 82°E Man is just the right personal care addition to that – with its simple, effective and joyful offerings.”

First Published on Feb 13, 2024 10:54 AM

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