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BB Hair Removal Center: Winter fur

BB Hair Removal Center: Winter fur
Your rating: None Average: 5.3 (7 votes)

What belongs to winter, stays in winter.

Advertising Agency: Healthy People by Grey Istanbul, Turkey
Creative Director: Nurcan Yıldız
Art Director: Neslihan Gökçe
Copywriter: Berkay Özay
Released: July 2008

Comments

Andy-B's picture 280 pencils

Thats insulting

Kateter's picture 1816 pencils

wow, extremly bad!

sneakyhands's picture 1843 pencils

ewww, skin removal center, unless there's a naked bear running around. not crazy about the dead animal pelt, but the idea seems to solve the challenge in the brief. perhaps the business card should be printed on a muslin strip.

coolburp's picture 45 pencils

its tooooooooo ugly

G.J.'s picture 149 pencils

Yeah rite:

1. You guys actually left a bear's fur in a public place? Very generous indeed, and for a dumb ass message? Or in hope of winning an award?

2. Hairy like a bear? Bears don't remove their fur even after winter, humans like you do that for them. And humans don't grow hair just for winter. wat's the connection between winter and hair removal?

3. Sucks big like a bear.

No matter wat u do,
33% of the people will love it,
33% of the people will hate it,
And the rest won't give a #@%#.

No matter wat you do,
33% of the people will love it,
33% of the people will hate it,
And the rest won't give a fcuk.

gribovitch's picture 38 pencils

you are all being insulting anyway.

said the joker to the clown

whitespace's picture 2061 pencils

i thought this would be a good one for peta

zarski's picture 321 pencils

BAD BAD BAD BAD BAD !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

scs7683's picture 85 pencils

Why is hair removal bigger in the winter than the summer? Shouldn't that be reversed?

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SeanMartin's picture

I find this one difficult to believe on all sorts of levels, not the least of which is, as the previous poster said, "hey, let's put a bear pelt out there and see what happens!" The message is almost literally buried in the gimmickry (a problem shared by a lot of the ambients posted here, actually).

I cant believe a company like Grey Advertising would come up with something like this.

DEMONBEAR's picture 2 pencils

Lame and incoherent. Besides, what's wrong with being hairy? Real men have hair.

mark3r's picture 1062 pencils

Ooh ooh! next time! why don't you put a big hairy ass on the benches with the message sticking out the crack! I'm sure that will get more attention! =D

:::MARK3R:::

yctham's picture 184 pencils

I'm no a bear. Silky smooth. =D

vvhisky's picture 118 pencils

there,´s no emoticon that can express how bad i feel,
You ruin my day Grey Istambul.

for a "no copy/paste" world day.

inkk's picture 28 pencils

NO FUR!!!

missed my turn's picture 426 pencils

Easy Istanbul. I don't think I've busted out the "hairy as a bear" joke ever. Not on the beach. Not anywhere.

dthlb72's picture 237 pencils

Istanbul's perception of human being are very hairy creatures...

Guest's picture

the worst idea i have ever seen

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