Paid Media

← Rare Hair

The creative brief, the OOH headlines, and an accessible-first social buy.

Creative Brief & Placement Strategy

Tagline: "Rare Hair: Beauty You Can Feel." — "Feel" does double duty, naming both the tactile ridge system that lets users identify a bottle by touch and the confidence the line is meant to give back. It reframes accessibility from a limitation being accommodated into a sensory benefit anyone can appreciate, which is what lets the same line speak to disabled and non-disabled shoppers without separating them into different campaigns.

Headlines

  • Bus shelter: Feel the Difference in Every Bottle
  • Billboard: Where Every Touch is Rare

Out-of-Home

  • Bus shelter and billboard placements carrying the tactile-design headlines
  • Creative leads with close-up texture so the ridge system reads at distance

Digital

  • Instagram, TikTok, Facebook & YouTube social ads targeting beauty shoppers, disabled communities, Gen Z and Millennials
  • Every placement ships with alt text, captions, and audio description as standard — the buy models the accessibility it advertises

Print & Newsletters

  • Retail and Sephora-adjacent placements supporting the October launch window
Download the creative brief (DOCX)

The Work

Rare Hair billboard reading Where Every Touch is Rare, with two tactile-patterned bottles
Billboard "Where Every Touch is Rare" — the tactile patterns carry the visual, so the ridge system reads even at highway distance.
Rare Hair bus shelter poster reading Feel the Difference in Every Bottle
Bus shelter "Feel the Difference in Every Bottle" — vertical format, bottle at roughly hand height for a waiting passenger.
Rare Hair social advert reading Beauty you can feel
Social ad Paid cut for Instagram and TikTok. The accessibility commitment is stated in the creative itself, not buried in the caption.