the dirty list
Bryonyis it really worth it or is it just really good marketing? exploring consumer psychology + playing around with branding & design.
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Stripping brands of their cult marketing: Glossier
Glossier revolutionised the beauty industry and became the blueprint for modern beauty brands today. A key part of Glossier’s success lay in solving a problem that other beauty companies at the time had failed to address: how to reach young...
rebranding a holland and barrett lip oil for a gen alpha audience
i’ve recently been exploring “clean” beauty alternatives, but my love for convenience keeps leading me back to holland & barrett more often than i’d like to admit. (side note: the rebrand potential of this store is massive. i wrote about ho...
is this skincare routine actually game-changing or am i just buying into a vibe?
i recently wrote a post about the ingredient lists of viral rhode products, and it gained some…attention. some readers took issue with my mention of certain ingredients as potential carcinogens, pointing out that countless things in our dai...
nobody wants to work hard for an asshole
while deep-frying fish before our nye dinner guests arrived, my boyfriend blurted out: “the best work advice i heard this year is from aesha on below deck down under: ‘nobody wants to work hard for an asshole.’” this sparked a 30-minute pin...
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