In an effort to help hyper-masculinize the product, the Kiehl's Facial Fuel Heavy Lifting moisturizer is being marketed with a customized Captain America campaign complete with a one-of-a-kind comic. Skincare is something of a taboo topic amongst the male population because of the relatively feminine nature that the concern has surrounding it, so partnering with Marvel Comics to better appeal to young men and men in general is a cunning move on behalf of Kiehl's.
A tried and true brand of the skincare industry, Kiehl's is known for exquisite collaborations on both products and marketing, which makes the latest Kiehl's Facial Fuel Heavy Lifting no surprise, but totally out of this world.
Check out the entire Kiehl's Facial Fuel Heavy Lifting Captain America comic on the product page.
Superhero Skincare Brandings
Kiehl's Facial Fuel Heavy Lifting Cream is Captain America-Approved
Trend Themes
1. Superhero Brand Collaborations - Partnering with popular comic book heroes to market and differentiate products, offering opportunities for highly targeted campaigns and expansion into new fan markets.
2. Masculine Skincare Marketing - Creating bold and adventurous messaging around skincare that speaks specifically to male consumers, allowing unique selling propositions and reaching untapped markets.
3. Customized Product Campaigns - Combining artistic creations with advertising to create immersive marketing experiences that align with customer interests and encourage brand loyalty.
Industry Implications
1. Skincare - Opportunities to create new products and campaigns to target male consumers who may have traditionally been hesitant to engage with the skincare industry.
2. Marketing - The potential to utilize popular culture, such as comic book characters and movies, as inventive hooks for promotional campaigns for products outside of their respective industries.
3. Entertainment - The ability to collaborate with product brands and companies to create engaging and immersive content that drives engagement with franchises and fanbases.