# Ad summary
This ad features two people shopping in a store. One person is looking for the shower gel, but he needs the gel douche without water. The other person knows what the product is and takes him to the product. It is called 900.care and is a kit with two sticks of ingredients that you put into the bottle with water. It costs the same price as a classic shower gel and is also rated excellent on Yuka. It also foams well, is super healthy and you can keep the bottle for life. On the website, there is also a pack with the 5 bestsellers for only €9.99.
# Brand positioning
900.care is presented as an innovative and environmentally conscious brand that challenges the norm of water-based shower gels. The brand positions itself as a provider of concentrated, waterless shower gel solutions. The ad promotes a sustainable approach by offering a product that contains only the essential ingredients, eliminating the need for water in the packaging and transportation. The brand aims to appeal to consumers who are environmentally aware and looking for a more sustainable and efficient alternative to traditional shower gels. It targets those who value simplicity and health with a well-rated product that foams and is healthy. The brand differentiates itself by offering a reusable bottle and refill ingredients, reducing waste and promoting a more eco-friendly lifestyle.
# Product
The product advertised is a waterless shower gel concentrate from 900.care. It comes in a kit containing two ingredient sticks that are added to a reusable bottle along with tap water. The ad highlights that traditional shower gels are 90% water, while this product offers only the essential ingredients, reducing water waste and environmental impact. The product is designed for consumers who are environmentally conscious and seeking a sustainable alternative to traditional shower gels. It is marketed as easy to use, simply requiring the addition of water to the concentrate sticks in the provided bottle. The ad states the product is "noted excellent on Yuka", implying it is healthy and has good ingredients, it foams well, is super healthy and you can keep the bottle for life. The product aims to overcome barriers related to environmental concerns, unnecessary water content, and the desire for healthier ingredients.
# Visual style
The ad has a casual, UGC feel due to the handheld camera and natural lighting. The video uses quick cuts to maintain a brisk pace, alternating between store scenes and close-up product shots. The editing style suggests an authentic shopping experience, and the visual motifs include product discovery in-store and simple product use demonstrations. The pacing is consistent with cuts around every 1-2 seconds, timed to the voiceover.
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:02 00:00–00:02: A person is in a store looking for "le gel douche," or the shower gel.
- 00:02–00:06 00:02–00:06: The person is corrected by another person who says, "le gel douche sans eau," or the shower gel without water. The person explains that they just want the ingredients.
- 00:06–00:09 00:06–00:09: A close-up of the back of a shower gel bottle shows the ingredients, with AQUA, which is water, circled in yellow. The voiceover says that shower gels are 90% water and only 10% ingredients.
- 00:09–00:13 00:09–00:13: The first person says that they only want the ingredients and are not sure if that even exists.
- 00:13–00:16 00:13–00:16: The second person says, "ça s'appelle 900.care," or "it's called 900.care," and asks if the first person knows where that is. The first person says they will try to look for it.
- 00:16–00:25 00:16–00:25: The second person finds the 900.care product and says, "C'est ça, regardez j'ai trouvé," or "That's it, look, I found it." The first person says, "C'est pas bête hein," or "That's not stupid, huh?" and the second person replies, "C'est c'est vrai que c'est pas bête," or "It's it's true that it's not stupid." The second person says, "En fait, c'est juste deux bâtonnets d'ingrédients," or "In fact, it's just two sticks of ingredients."
- 00:26–00:28 00:26–00:28: Close-up shots of a person putting the two sticks of ingredients in a bottle and then filling the bottle up with tap water.
- 00:28–00:31 00:28–00:31: The first person says, "et après paf, gel douche," or "and after paf, shower gel." Then he repeats it, "Paf gel douche ok!"
- 00:31–00:37 00:31–00:37: The first person asks if it is well rated, and the second person replies that it is noted excellent on Yuka. Close-up shots of a person using the shower gel. The second person says, "ça mousse bien, c'est super sain et le flacon vous le gardez à vie," or "it foams well, it's super healthy, and you keep the bottle for life."
- 00:37–00:40 00:37–00:40: The second person says, "Et regardez, ça coûte le même prix que votre gel douche classique en fait," or "And look, it costs the same price as your classic shower gel in fact."
- 00:40–00:44 00:40–00:44: The second person says, "Et sur le site internet, il y a un pack avec les 5 best-sellers pour seulement €9.99," or "And on the website, there is a pack with the 5 bestsellers for only €9.99."
- 00:44–00:49 00:44–00:49: The first person says, "Bah franchement, j'allais pas acheter ça mais pourquoi pas," or "Well frankly, I wasn't going to buy that but why not," and the second person replies, "Voilà, prenez-le!," or "There, take it!"