# Ad summary
The ad features a woman sitting in her car, who is on her way to book a botox appointment. She then provides a trigger warning and explains how after turning 30, her skin changed and it genuinely scared her, so she bought the first collagen she saw online. She didn't read into it and didn't research anything. She then states, "Honestly, I don't think it did much." Next, she shares that she found Feel Pro Collagen and realized that not all collagen is the same. This one helps your body produce its own collagen and it's vegan, which she loves. Since she has been taking it consistently, her skin feels more hydrated and smoother, and it has life in it again. She states that she doesn't get that panic feeling when she looks in the mirror anymore, and if your skincare isn't giving what it's supposed to, this is what she would add in.
# Brand positioning
The ad presents Feel Pro Collagen as a modern, science-backed vegan collagen product that helps your body produce its own collagen. This implies the brand is for consumers who are health-conscious and want a natural approach to skincare. The brand is positioned as a solution for individuals whose skin has changed after turning 30, and their current skincare routine isn't providing the desired results. This positioning challenges the norm of quick-fix skincare solutions, suggesting a more sustainable and holistic approach by supporting the body's natural collagen production, thereby placing the brand in the health and wellness category.
# Product
The ad features Feel Pro Collagen, a vegan collagen supplement presented in a pink and orange cylindrical container. The product is designed to help your body produce its own collagen. It contains vegan collagen with an amino acid profile, identical to Type 1 human collagen. The product addresses the purchase barrier of ineffective collagen supplements by highlighting its unique formulation that supports the body's natural collagen production. The ad highlights that Feel Pro Collagen leads to more hydrated and smoother skin. The product is mixed into a drink and consumed.
# Visual style
The ad has a polished UGC feel, with a mix of static shots and quick cuts. The lighting appears natural, creating a casual and relatable atmosphere. The editing rhythm is moderate, and the cuts often sync with the voiceover lines.
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# Call to action
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# Storyline
- 00:00–00:03 The creator starts the video by stating that she was just disclosed to book that Botox appointment.
- 00:03–00:04 She then provides a "trigger warning".
- 00:04–00:07 The video transitions to the creator laying in bed. She explains how after she turned 30, her skin changed, and it genuinely scared her.
- 00:07–00:13 As a follow-up, the creator states that she bought the first collagen she saw online and didn't really read into it or research anything.
- 00:13–00:15 Following this, she explains that she doesn't think it did much.
- 00:16–00:20 She transitions into stating that she found Feel Pro Collagen, and that's when she realized that not all collagen is the same.
- 00:20–00:25 She then elaborates, stating that Feel Pro Collagen actually helps your body produce its own collagen and it's vegan, which she loves.
- 00:25–00:31 The creator explains that she has been taking it consistently and her skin just feels more hydrated, smoother, like it has life in it again.
- 00:31–00:38 The video wraps up with the creator stating that she doesn't get that panic feeling when she looks in the mirror anymore, and if your skincare isn't giving what it's supposed to, this is what she would add in.