In its latest collaboration, the leading oral care brand has taken an unconventional twist and partnered with popular dessert creators Shivesh Bhatia, Natasha Gandhi, Neha Deepak Shah, and Shreya Agarwala to create special brushing reminders disguised as regular dessert reels.
Created by WPP@CP, the film entices consumers with mouth-watering desserts being prepared by their favorite influencers, with consumers thinking they're simply getting insights on a recipe. However cleverly, the desserts are then made, only to transition to them being used as ways to brush one's teeth!
The campaign is based on insights showing that the last thing millions of Indians put on their teeth at night is sugar, not toothpaste.
The ad has been strategically placed during dinner time, from 8 PM to 12 AM, to remind the nation's numerous sweet lovers to end their night with toothpaste instead of sugar.
Campaign’s take:
The use of influencers in this context is refreshingly unexpected. Traditionally, food is not commonly associated with oral care advertising, yet it is a primary reason why dental care is essential. By integrating dessert-making into oral care messaging, Colgate finds a unique approach to tap into its audience in a fun and memorable way, reinforcing the importance of nighttime brushing in combating the effects of sweet treats. It's relatable, fun, watchable and most importantly, makes the message more fun to absorb, which will hopefully drive consumer engagement.
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