Your hair is your territory. MAC’SIM hair salon.
Advertising Agency: Propaganda, Bucharest, Romania
Creative Director: Andrei Tripsa
Art Director: Mihai Gheorghe
Copywriter: Costin Milu
Illustrator: Mihai Gheorghe
Photographer: Mihai Gheorghe
Published: April 2009
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18 Comments
Beautiful idea
Alexander Bickov - Freelance web designer | Twitter | Facebook | Creative ideas
The line almost gets it across.... needs a bit of finessing.
Maximised ?
Saidu Karinga
The Idiot
http://saidukaringa.yolasite.com/
A battle flag for hair is a great concept. Execution is ok but not stellar.
Cool idea! This is a one good way of telling your customers that their preferences are honoured.
WOW hairy idea.
UDAYpatwardhan@+91 22 98206 54722
heaven.
Great concept and well-executed. I also love that they made a multi-piece campaign from it rather than a one-off.
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good work
Great thinkin..
I like it.
And if I'm bald I am homeless!
brilliant.
executionally as well as conceptually.
and kudos to the writer for the copy...
it is Bang On
they showed me a picture & i laughed
dignity has never been photographed
cool idea , bad copy
realllly nice. I want to become their client. but where the F*** is it? an address could help, u know... Unless you are doing ghost ads.
Why use the Union Jack, and the next one uses the Scottish flag, why?
its beautiful to look at and a brilliant selling line
hairitory?
I think a reference to "rebel hair" in the copy would have made more sense, given the context.