Olay launches digital campaign #Reborn with Mira Rajput
#Reborn campaign is aimed at young mothers, encouraging them to adopt a skincare regimen that will help them look and be the best version of themselves
Skin care brand Olay has come up with a new digital campaign #Reborn. Through the campaign, Olay is calling out to young mothers to take up its 28-day skin transformation challenge.
Regular skincare routine isn’t always easy, especially for women who find their priorities changed post motherhood. Driving with this insight, Olay launched the digital campaign with young mom, Mira Rajput. The campaign is aimed at encouraging women to look and be the best version of themselves. Olay is providing 28-day skin transformation solutions to regain the glow and confidence, which is a concern for mothers.
The campaign kick-started with a digital video starring Mira, where the young mom shares her personal journey post motherhood. She says while motherhood is a beautiful phase, women may neglect the changes that take place emotionally and physically. In the video, Mira reveals how her skin lost its glow post her first pregnancy and that it started looking dull and patchy, which eventually began affecting her self-confidence. This is when she took up Olay’s 28-day skin transformation challenge, and over the course of a few weeks noticed that her skin was regaining some of its lost glow.
Commenting on the digital campaign, Mira said, “I’ve always believed that women should be empowered to do whatever they believe in. Having known Olay to be at the forefront of championing women in their efforts to look and be the best version of themselves, this video was a natural fit for me. Olay is a brand that addresses different skin care needs for women of all age groups. It, therefore, delights me to share my story with all the new moms and I encourage them to do the same.”
Most women experience changes, both physically and mentally, post pregnancy and with motherhood, skin starts to age more than their actual age. With a focus on Indian women and the results garnered from the latest Multi Ethnicity Study, Olay was able to better understand Indian women's skin, from the way it ages to how it is treated, decade by decade. Olay’s Skin study shows that Indian skin has a significantly weaker barrier than other skin types. While on one hand, physical stress is caused due to less sleep, increasing amount of sugar in our diets and rising pollution levels (more so in India in comparison), on the other hand, emotional and mental stress is faced in everyday life, shifting the optimal balance that enables us to look and feel our best and, thereby, creating significant physiological effects on skin. Furthermore, the psychological and physical strain post pregnancy also causes a woman’s skin to age more quickly, more than her actual age.
Dr. Jaishree Sharad, a well-known name in the field of Cosmetic Dermatology and leading Olay expert in India says, “When it comes to skincare, it is important to start young. During our teenage years and early twenties, the idea of wrinkles and skin aging seems like a distant concern. It’s easy to take our youthful looks and healthy skin for granted, but by the time we hit our thirties and the signs of ageing start to get more prominent, the damage has already been done. So regardless of which stage in life a woman is, such as motherhood for instance; it is important to adopt an early and regular skincare regimen.”
Olay’s principal scientist Frauke Neuser explains: “Olay is a solution focused brand, always looking to provide women with the best skincare possible, to give them beautiful and healthy looking skin. In the latest MES Study, we’ve realized that women in India experience pigmentation as the first sign of ageing, followed by dryness and fine lines later in life. By constantly conducting new research, Olay is committed to delivering the most effective skin care solutions for all women, no matter what her age or skin concerns are.”
Regular skincare routine isn’t always easy, especially for women who find their priorities changed post motherhood. Driving with this insight, Olay launched the digital campaign with young mom, Mira Rajput. The campaign is aimed at encouraging women to look and be the best version of themselves. Olay is providing 28-day skin transformation solutions to regain the glow and confidence, which is a concern for mothers.
The campaign kick-started with a digital video starring Mira, where the young mom shares her personal journey post motherhood. She says while motherhood is a beautiful phase, women may neglect the changes that take place emotionally and physically. In the video, Mira reveals how her skin lost its glow post her first pregnancy and that it started looking dull and patchy, which eventually began affecting her self-confidence. This is when she took up Olay’s 28-day skin transformation challenge, and over the course of a few weeks noticed that her skin was regaining some of its lost glow.
Commenting on the digital campaign, Mira said, “I’ve always believed that women should be empowered to do whatever they believe in. Having known Olay to be at the forefront of championing women in their efforts to look and be the best version of themselves, this video was a natural fit for me. Olay is a brand that addresses different skin care needs for women of all age groups. It, therefore, delights me to share my story with all the new moms and I encourage them to do the same.”
Most women experience changes, both physically and mentally, post pregnancy and with motherhood, skin starts to age more than their actual age. With a focus on Indian women and the results garnered from the latest Multi Ethnicity Study, Olay was able to better understand Indian women's skin, from the way it ages to how it is treated, decade by decade. Olay’s Skin study shows that Indian skin has a significantly weaker barrier than other skin types. While on one hand, physical stress is caused due to less sleep, increasing amount of sugar in our diets and rising pollution levels (more so in India in comparison), on the other hand, emotional and mental stress is faced in everyday life, shifting the optimal balance that enables us to look and feel our best and, thereby, creating significant physiological effects on skin. Furthermore, the psychological and physical strain post pregnancy also causes a woman’s skin to age more quickly, more than her actual age.
Dr. Jaishree Sharad, a well-known name in the field of Cosmetic Dermatology and leading Olay expert in India says, “When it comes to skincare, it is important to start young. During our teenage years and early twenties, the idea of wrinkles and skin aging seems like a distant concern. It’s easy to take our youthful looks and healthy skin for granted, but by the time we hit our thirties and the signs of ageing start to get more prominent, the damage has already been done. So regardless of which stage in life a woman is, such as motherhood for instance; it is important to adopt an early and regular skincare regimen.”
Olay’s principal scientist Frauke Neuser explains: “Olay is a solution focused brand, always looking to provide women with the best skincare possible, to give them beautiful and healthy looking skin. In the latest MES Study, we’ve realized that women in India experience pigmentation as the first sign of ageing, followed by dryness and fine lines later in life. By constantly conducting new research, Olay is committed to delivering the most effective skin care solutions for all women, no matter what her age or skin concerns are.”
