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  • Bombay Shaving Company Women launches digital campaign #SayYesToTheCup

    Bombay Shaving Company Women launches digital campaign #SayYesToTheCup

    Mumbai: Bombay Shaving Company Women (BSC Women) has launched a bold & riveting digital campaign #SayYesToTheCup to drive awareness for menstrual cups and bring attention to sustainable menstrual choices. In the form of a rap battle, the campaign film dramatizes the benefits of using a menstrual cup versus more common forms of menstrual hygiene such as sanitary pads, thereby encouraging women to switch to comfortable & easy-to-use menstrual cups.

    Two crews, representing the BSC Women menstrual cup and pad, battle it out, pitting the typical reactions of conventional sanitary products against the factual benefits of using menstrual cups.

    Engaging and fun, the campaign film opens with a typical day at the office when a woman suddenly realizes she is on her period and her two colleagues aka pad-academic & cup-a-holic seem clearly interested to onboard her onto their respective crew. From there, the film transitions into an epic rap battle between the two crews and with the cup convincing the viewer to #SayYesToTheCup.

    The campaign #SayYesToTheCup kicked off from 28 May 2022, which is marked as Menstrual Hygiene Day. But true to the brand’s personality of being bold, quirky and expressive, this movement is not restricted to a day.

    Elaborating on the thought behind the campaign, Bombay Shaving Company Women chief business officer Siddha Jain said, “We believe in changing the game of how women’s hair removal and hygiene is perceived in India, and this is a movement towards our vision. Being a cup veteran and promoter myself, my team & I have carefully crafted the perfect cup for all humans who menstruate. Ultimately choosing the right sanitary product is really personal: we’d just like to make sure that choice is made knowing the facts. Staging a rap battle was a playful way to present some of the reservations about using the menstrual cup that we hear, alongside the benefits that cup users enjoy – in the end, as ever, it’s down to the viewer to pick their ‘crew’. But we will definitely be always on about menstrual cup awareness and convince you to #SayYesToTheCup.”

  • Janhvi Kapoor becomes the face of Paree Sanitary Pads

    Janhvi Kapoor becomes the face of Paree Sanitary Pads

    Mumbai: Homegrown personal hygiene brand Paree Sanitary Pads has announced Bollywood actor Janhvi Kapoor as the new face of the brand. The brand has also launched a new campaign featuring Kapoor with its new range of sanitary pads – ‘Paree Super Ultra with Double Feathers’.

    With Kapoor coming on board, the aim is to establish the brand’s identity as a young Indian brand disrupting the feminine hygiene market. Through this association, the company aims to reach out to its consumers in more relatable ways, said the statement. 

    The new TVC is a light-hearted take on the widely used comment – ‘Iskey toh parr nikal aaye’ which a girl gets to hear whenever she challenges societal norms and boundaries. The new communication with Kapoor spins this notion on its head by asking women to not hold back during periods physically or psychologically. It shows Janhvi dancing her heart out even during her periods.

    “Janhvi Kapoor is a young & talented actor with a strong connect with youth of the country. As a feminine hygiene brand, we understand the many avatars of the modern Indian woman and provide them with products as per her needs,” said Soothe Healthcare founder and CEO Sahil Dharia. “Janhvi despite being a star comes across as real and relatable which endears her to the girls out there making her a perfect fit for the brand.”

    “This association is very close to my heart as it has given me an opportunity to reach out to millions of young girls and encourage them to go ahead and live their life without periods holding them back,” said Janhvi Kapoor. “Because for period problems, you have Paree. Also, since the start of my career, I have always supported Indian brands and it gives me pride to be a part of their journey.”

  • On Menstrual Hygiene Day, Paree honours female police force

    On Menstrual Hygiene Day, Paree honours female police force

    MUMBAI: With India grappling with the second wave of Covid-19, frontline workers have been the true champions in our fight against the virus. Standing in solidarity with those on the frontlines, the homegrown sanitary pad brand Paree collaborated with state police forces in Gurgaon, Noida, Jaipur, and Indore to support the female police officers who have been on the ground, working round the clock, and are the true heavy-duty champions.

    On the occasion of Menstrual Hygiene Day on 28 May, Paree launched their newest variant Paree Super Ultra pads and organised a menstrual hygiene drive across cities to support women police forces with their menstrual hygiene requirement while they are on the go.

    Through this initiative, the feminine hygiene brand salutes heavy-duty champions and shows its gratitude towards the female frontline workers by launching a high-performance sanitary product – Paree Super Ultra. The thought behind this innovative product is to provide the right menstrual support for the physically demanding professions of women. The brand strongly believes in women being comfortable during their periods and ensures that periods don’t stop them from being champions.

    Paree founder & CEO Sahil Dharia said, “Women are the backbone of our society, whether it is amidst a global pandemic, or in our everyday life. On Menstrual Hygiene Day, we take this opportunity to honour our female police officers for their dedicated services to our country during these testing times. As a feminine hygiene brand, Paree understands the many avatars of the Indian woman and ensures that periods do not come in the way of them performing their duty. We are determined to offer products that cater to our resolute and confident women who are always on the go.”

    Paree being a solution-driven brand presents Super Ultra product that ensures women are wetness-free for a longer period and prevent any leakage, especially during their heavy flow days. Menstrual Hygiene Day is observed on May 28 worldwide to highlight the importance of good menstrual hygiene management at a global level.