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Unilever’s Axe (Lynx in some places) seems to have noticed the error of its ways, abandoning 72andSunny’s woke ‘Find your Magic’ to return to chasing girls with a joke on top, patented by BBH. Here’s new US agency’s MullenLowe’s back ...

Life has its burdens – obviously – but has it ever been quite as angsty as now? Especially if you’re a young man. We’ve had Gillette dipping both feet in the water (and getting them bitten) and now it’s Unilever’s ...

You can’t go far wrong in a laundrette (or laundromat as they are these days) and Unilever brand Axe is returning to this trusty venue to launch Axe Music in a new campaign from 72andSunny Amsterdam. But this one is ...

Unilver’s Axe/Lynx, which seems to be suffering some sort of identity crisis itself, is still fretting about us guys. So it’s launching a campaign #isitokforguys, from 72andSunny Amsterdam, picking up on the numerous Google searches seemingly made by anxious males. ...

Clients seem to get more entangled in their peculiar thought processes by the day. Apparently the main reason WPP has declined to pitch for McDonald’s is the client’s insistence that the “winning” agency handles the account at cost, relying on ...

Unilever’s Axe quit BBH for 72andSunny Amsterdam last year and here’s the debut global campaign from the new agency ‘Find your Magic.’ Apparently agency and client have been examining young men, to discover that “men still feel overwhelming pressure to ...

Unilver’s Axe is always trying something different and, in Latin America, is trying a series of long form spins on Romeo and Juliet. Via Interpublic digital agency CUBOOC. Digital is playing pretty well for Interpblic right now, with its R/GA ...

MDC Partners-owned 72andSunny Amsterdam, has added another feather to its well-stuffed cap, Unilever’s flagship Axe brand. Axe (known as Lynx in the UK and some other markets) has been with BBH for the past decade or so. In the process ...

Christmas is a time for ghost stories and nightmares as well as festive jollity and there’s more of the former than the latter at BBH just now. Diageo’s Johnnie Walker (left) is reviewing its global account (despite sales almost doubling ...