BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Since launching the Venus for Pubic Hair & Skin collection in 2021, Gillette Venus has proudly paved the way for smooth and seamless pubic hair removal. Today, the brand has ...

Gillette Venus wants you to say the word "pube" so much that the brand made an entire song and illustrated video about it. As part of the body-care brand's new Venus For Pubic Hair & Skin Collection, ...

At this point in human history, we’ve seen just about every animal and object turned into an animated character: cats, dogs, sponges, hot dogs, toothbrushes, and any toy you can think of. With its new ...

Survey finds 82% of US women* use slang terms to refer to their pubic area, instead of using correct anatomical terms; Venus responds with a song about a pube released today BOSTON--(BUSINESS ...

With this campaign and product launch, Venus is hoping to start a dialogue around normalizing correct anatomical language as a way to destigmatize female pubic grooming, the company said. “With over ...

Gillette Venus, a Procter & Gamble (NYSE:PG) brand, has introduced the Smoothguard campaign centered on personalized body care and pubic area grooming. The campaign features creator Drew Afualo and ...

Gillette Venus has released a song and animated video on Instagram, TikTok and YouTube to promote its new Venus for Pubic Hair & Skin Collection. "The Pube Song" aims to normalize and destigmatize ...

Say hello to your hair down there. A new ad by Gillette Venus which features a singing, dancing curly strand is encouraging women to take pride in their pubis — whether shaved or not. The 1-minute ...

The new Gillette Venus skin collection is on a mission: it wants women to be OK with saying "pubic hair." Most women refer to or indicate that part of the body using terms like “bikini area" or “down ...

Gillette Venus and Rifle Paper Co. are joining forces for a third year to bring consumers a designer shave collection that brings beauty to an everyday routine. The collection of hair removal products ...

Survey finds 82% of US women* use slang terms to refer to their pubic area, instead of using correct anatomical terms; Venus responds with a song about a pube released today BOSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- ...