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Lynx Changes Directions To Focus More On Male Mental Health Without Losing Sense Of Humor

August 31, 2018: 12:00 AM EST
After its previous marketing strategies had linked its brand to “lad culture, sex, and misogyny”, Lynx embraced campaigns that focus on ideals of masculinity that are harmful to male mental health. In January 2016, the male-grooming brand launched its “Find your magic” campaign, which encouraged young men to “embrace their differences.” Lynx and other brands face the risk of unfavorable reaction from consumers, who might see their “brand purpose” efforts as a means to enhance reputation and sell products. According to Lynx global vice president Rik Strubel, part of the brand's more socially conscious efforts is remaining true to its humorous heritage. [Image Credit: © Unilever]
Molly Fleming , "Lynx refocuses on ‘humour with heart’ to challenge male stereotypes", Marketing Week, August 31, 2018, © Centaur Communications Ltd (a member of the Centaur Media plc group)
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