Why the campaign is worthy of an award
In Brazil, there is an urgent gap in the representation of Brazilian black women in the beauty sector. Brazilian women move around R$ 704 billion a year in the Brazilian economy, according to the Locomotiva Institute, which specializes in consumer market research, however, this potential is not reflected in the diversity of the makeup industry, which still suffers from a shade gap for their skin.
At Avon, diversity and representativeness are already part of the brand's 135-year history. But as the leading make-up brand in Brazil, the company proposes to revisit its...