Clearasil Solves ‘Skins’ Confusion

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Euro RSCG London has created 19 cheeky :15’s as part of Clearasil’s sponsorship of Channel 4’s controversial teen drama, Skins. In each of the video’s we seen teens in situations that aren’t always clear (or clear-headed). And each video carries the voiceover, “At least your skin is clear.

They are quick. Concise and tuned into a very popular piece of pop culture that’s directly related to the brand’s target audience.

Russ Lidstone, CEO Euro RSCG London said ”Skins is the perfect fit for Clearasil and has provided us with a great opportunity to produce some highly impactful and engaging work that we as an Agency can feel really proud of’.

View them all here.

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