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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 ...

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 ...

Sports drinks are under fire as is just about everything else that comes in a can or plastic bottle these days so Lucozade Sport, now owned by Suntory, is trying to position itself on the side of the angels by ...

Unilever is launching the Lynx Gold Brotherhood, an opportunity for Lynx wearers (and others presumably) to win Lynx-related prizes including a training session with new Lynx front man heavyweight champ Anthony Joshua. Joshua defends his titles soon so he’d better ...

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. ...

Time was when Unilever’s Lynx (Axe in some places) used to promote itself by showing winsome angels (female) reaching the male parts other extra-terrestrials could not. Things have moved on though and in place of BBH’s rather wonderful TV campaign ...

The new Axe/Lynx global campaign from BBH doesn’t seem to have come my way, for some reason, but here’s an Aussie version – where it’s still called Lynx. And it could hardly be more different to the whimsical boys-meets-girl tales ...

Looks like Unilever’s Axe (sold in the UK and some other markets as Lynx) is becoming Axe everywhere, unless Unilever goes in for some pointless re-cutting of this new ‘Soulmates’ campaign from BBH. As we predicted it would, aeons ago. ...

Gerry Moira is UK director of creativity and creative chairman at Havas Worldwide (formerly Euro RSCG) in London (a very long title, as he admits). He began his career as a copywriter at Ogilvy & Mather in 1977 before becoming ...