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    about ourselves. The above fact will only be possible if one lay hand on the right pheromone perfume/cologne rather than the fake ones out there. To be in picture with evolutionary changes and further modernization in the pheromone industries, I thought it wise not to stop researching for new and evolving pheromone based products. With few seen in the past, I stumbled over other pheromone collections (perfumes and colognes) by Marilyn Miglin. These formulas…

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    D.Macro-environmental analysis by Chanel Chanel No.5 has been the product with the greatest sales and lengthy history in the Chanel perfume business. This company keeps improving and advancing the corporate philosophy due to time changes to meet consumers’ ideal expectation. This part emphasizes on demonstrating the macro-environmental analysis by Chanel No.5 Political Factor A political factor or legal factor refers to governmental policies which could include the preference and priorities of…

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    This Chanel N° 5 perfume advertisement starring Suzy Parker, a well known actress and model at the time, was released in magazines and newspapers in 1957. This ad shows Parker joyful and glowing, standing in between two handsome men while being escorted down a stairwell. Her face and hair is absolutely flawless and combined with her gown, flowing from her graceful movements, exude confidence and a sense of carelessness. The late 1950s and early 60s were a very important time for women as the…

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    “The first ad to violate the taboo against depicting buttocks and penises in mainstream ads was Calvin Klein’s 1983 ad for underwear, in which the model’s penis outline was visible.” (Lambiase & Reichert, 2002, p. 224). While Klein’s ad for Euphoria perfume is not as sexually explicit, visually as their 1983 underwear ad, it does have a sexual undertone. The advertisement, featured in Elle Canada’s October 2015 issue, sells the idea of a fantasy love affair by persuading both men and women to…

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    Sunset Circle Speech

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    even for about 48 hours. Murder was too messy, and kidnapping would take too many resources. There was one thing I could do that would hurt both Keith and his “other woman”, that being the polite term, without them ever finding out it was me. Perfume, a new pair of panties, and a toothbrush were the weapons of choice. I was finishing setting the stage of betrayal when I heard the roaring engine of a truck outside the window. Something wasn’t right, I still had thirty minutes to get out in…

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    Market Analysis Of Chanel

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    younger consumer but they still retain “classic” market, which is their forte. Since 2002, with the launch of Chance perfume, Chanel is targeting women between the ages 18-39. Market and industry analysis by company In 1999, Chanel changes its historical attitude which represented scarcity and luxury and aims to reach younger customer group by its youth strategy. At first, they treats perfume & cosmetics product line as a way of introducing youth to Chanel family and targets getting potential…

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    Esteee Cosmair Case Study

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    expanded to include shampoo and soaps as well as advertise its products on the radio before any of the competitors of the time. In 1953 the company formed licensee Cosmair to distribute its products to US beauty salons. Cosmair helped them add on perfume and make-up to their inventory and eventually became L'Oreal USA in 2000. The company decided to go public in 1963 unlike its opposition Chanel who has remained privately owned. In 1965 they acquired the upscale French cosmetics maker Lancôme.…

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    Dare to be Different? This ad for the Guess perfume “Dare” features three slim models against what seems to be a sunny beach or tropical background. The three women would be considered conventionally attractive; they have long hair, full makeup, and semi-revealing clothing also from the brand Guess. Despite being an ad for perfume, the bottle of it is less focused on than the aesthetics of the models. The intended audience should be, given that it was found in a ‘Teen Vogue’, the 13-29 year…

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    fashion to food products. There is an ad in particular that is female perfume called Euphoria by Calvin Klein showing a female half covered in a purple cloth holding a flower (Euphoria Calvin Klein 17 ). The scene depicted in the Calvin Klein ad shows a well-groomed man with brushed back medium length brown hair. He…

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    The two ads I chose were Live Irrésistible, a perfume by Givenchy, in Elle magazine and TH Bold, a cologne by Tommy Hilfiger, in Men’s Health magazine. Elle is a magazine for women between the ages 16-30, who have an interest in fashion and the latest trends. In contrast, Men’s Health magazine targets men between the ages 18-30, who have an interest in their health and sex lives. According to Susan Bordo in almost every advertisement we see “men act and women appear”, these two ads are no…

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