Vivel Di Wills can be termed as a brand for the middle class and priced well below Fiama Di Wills . Vivel Di Wills has been launched even before the brand Fiama Di Wills settled in the market. In a way ITC is flooding the personal care market with its brands.
Vivel Di Wills - as the name suggests shares the term ' Di Wills ' with Fiama and Essenza. Vivel Di Wills comes in two variants : Sheer Radiance and Sheer Creme. Sheer Radiance contains Olive Oil while Creme variant contains Shea Butter.
What differentiates Vivel Di Wills is the ingredient branded Actipro-N which was developed by ITC R & D team. Actipro -N nourishes, protects and hydrates the skin thus enhancing the beauty of the skin.
Vivel Di Wills comes in an attractive carton package with some elegant color scheme. The brand is priced at Rs 16 for 75 gm cake.
Now comes the interesting part. When I was shopping, the attractive packing and display of Vivel Di Wills prompted me to take one ( for my wife ) . But when I reached the section for soaps, I was surprised to see another set of soaps with the brand name Vivel . This was confusing to me and I thought that it was a fake brand taking advantage of Vivel Di Wills. On closer examination, I was surprised to find that Vivel also belong to ITC. Then I checked the price and it was less that Vivel Di Wills. The packaging was ordinary and there was even a sales promotion offer attached with the soap ( Price off) .
So there are two brands Vivel Di Wills and Vivel priced differently and even the brand elements are different. News reports say that Vivel has four variants : Satin soft, Young Glow, Ayurvedic Essence, Sandal Sparkle.
So the natural question is about the logic of these two brands with similar brand names launched simultaneously. In a press release available in the ITC portal, the category head Sandeep Kaul mentions that they are going to use price and positioning difference to separate the brands Fiama and Vivel Di Wills since Fiama also launched a soap recently.
But the question is with Vivel Di Wills and Vivel. I am a little confused but a parallel can be drawn between Vivel Di Wills, Vivel , Lux and Lux International. Lux International is positioned as a premium soap while Lux is a mass market one. ITC may be adopting the same strategy. ITC is looking at two segments within the medium priced soap category and using a small price differential, it is tapping customers who can pay a little more for extra benefits ( Masstige brand). The campaign for Vivel Di Wills will indirectly draw customers ( Value conscious ) towards Vivel.
Vivel Di Wills is being promoted using TVC and the message is that the lady is so beautiful that the husband does not notice any other ladies. My initial impression about the soap is positive and I find the fragrance refreshing and new. The brand name Vivel Di Wills is urban and will definitely appeal the educated urban consumers . The brand also has its advantage interms of the ingredients. Indian consumers will be impressed by the ingredients like Olive Oil, Active Clay, Shea butter which gives this brand a unique healthy natural perception.
The idea behind these fast launches is to provide a complete range of soap brands to the Indian consumer. ITC knew that it is a late entrant to the market. Time is too short for phased launches. Hence the strategy is to offer a full portfolio at one go and then try to manage the differences.
Juhi Chawla is the brand ambassador of LUX. It is one of the biggest soap companies of India. Juhi Has done various ads too.
The slogan "Trust Pink. Forget Stains" is for Vanish laundry soap.
The best soap at the age of 10-11 has to be in a specific brand it has to be very branded because it depends on your skin and should be very gentle and be sure that it keeps your skin soft because when your child grows the skin will become more rough so they should use baby soaps like 'Johnson's Baby Milk Bar Soap'.
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The TFM (Total Fatty Matter) of Vivel soap can vary depending on the specific variant. However, in general, Vivel soaps typically have a TFM ranging between 70-80%. TFMs in this range indicate that the soap contains a high amount of fatty acids and oils, making it moisturizing and gentle on the skin.
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Lux soap is known for its premium quality and luxurious feel, often containing moisturizing ingredients and pleasant fragrances. Vivel soap, on the other hand, focuses on providing nourishment and protection to the skin with variants that cater to specific skin needs such as dryness or sensitive skin. Both brands offer a range of options to suit different preferences and skin types.
The Lux Marketing Strategy is simple - build a brand based on beauty ("Beauty Begins With Lux") and then throw millions of dollars at the media to support it. There is little to no talk of what makes LUX any better or any worse or any different than any other soap. Essentially, they are doing nothing at all to monopolize their marketplace. The marketing strategy that LUX Soap uses is no different than 90% of the large corporations out there - Brand It And Slam It . Meaning they spend time coming up with a catchy tag line, pretty packaging and high priced celebrity endorsements and then spend tens of millions (if not hundreds of millions) of dollars getting the brand out there on radio, tv, store ads etc. To learn why the era of the brand builders is dead and why relationship selling is a myth visit www.marketingst.com
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Clinique is a brand of soap in itself. If you were to go to their website you would see Clinique brand soap for sale only. This soap would normally cost you about $15.
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