MUMBAI: Bajaj Nomarks has come out with its latest brand campaign that highlights the advantages of the skincare cream. The campaign, led primarily by a video film, touches upon the core point of the cream being a companion to women who often face multiple skin complaints, especially on the face.

Conceptualised by Mullen Lintas Mumbai, the film traverses the journey of a woman who decides to test her husband’s attention by attempting changes to herself.

Bajaj Corp head of marketing Ameya Dangi said that Nomarks was a cream completely Ayurvedic, and clinically tested for its efficacy quotient which makes it a unique product in the anti-marks category. They wanted to encourage people not to be bothered by small things like skin marks but to focus on realising their bigger ambitions irrespective of what others might think of them.

The film has been developed based on the insight that in today’s day and age, wives have a common complaint – husbands are so engrossed in doing their own thing that they fail to notice some obvious changes, especially about them. For example the husband will not notice any change in the appearance of the wife or for that matter even miss the new dress that she is wearing and so on and so forth. It was this insight that gave birth to the campaign idea of “Men Don’t Notice.”

Mullen Lintas EVP Ayyappan Raj said that the mark removal skincare category was seeing a visible growth in the number of players and it was imperative that each one differentiate their offering from the others. With Nomarks, the plus point was its reliance on herbal remedies along with the guarantee of delivering visible results in the quickest possible time.

The film has been launched offline on all popular channels and will also be rolled out extensively across Print and Outdoor. The film is being launched online as well and will play on major social channels.