Date: May 2021
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The British Beauty Council, the not-for-profit organisation founded to represent the voices, opinions and needs of the British beauty industry, has revealed a major new campaign to encourage people to return to salons and invest in beauty. The push was developed in partnership with creative agency M&C Saatchi.

In response to the impact of Covid-19 on the industry, with salons and beauty brands hit hard, 'Oh Hello Beauty' aims to reverse the decline, getting people booking to see a beauty professional, and buying beauty products online or in shops, by showing how beauty can help us feel our best and reminding people how amazing it is to get the professional touch.

With many people forced to do their own beauty treatments during lockdown, the campaign plays on the human insights we can all relate to about what happens when you take beauty treatments into your own hands, rather than going to the professionals.

Credits

M&C Saatchi - creative agency

Camila Gurgel and Ieva Paulina - creative team

Alan Clarkson - Designer

Ben Golik - Chief Creative Officer

Caroline Stuart-Nicholls - Integrated Producer

Matt Brazel - Senior Strategist

Alice Burrell - Business Director

Zenith - media agency

Tamara Dugard - Client Partner

Billy Beenham - Investment Manager

British Beauty Council

Millie Kendall - CEO

Diana Kennedy - Head of Partnerships & Engagement

Ruth Slater - Social Media & Events Executive

Facebook

Katie Morrison - Client Partner

Brandstand Communications

Felicity Harris - Digital Director