Revlon Rebrands Around ‘Love’ As Firm Focuses On Bigger Innovations
This article was originally published in The Rose Sheet
Executive Summary
Revlon kicks off a new marketing and multimedia campaign featuring the tagline “Love Is On.” The effort comes at a time when the firm is narrowing its product portfolio to focus on “fewer, bigger, better innovations” to gain market share.
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