The US cosmetics company plans to create a brand identity based on the concept of 'modern glamour'. To support the changes, it will double its UK adspend to more than £5m in 2010, with 75% of the budget allocated to TV marketing. Revlon also plans to revamp its fixtures in UK retail outlets and refurbish its London office.
A company spokeswoman confirmed that the brand is to launch a skincare range in the UK for the first time. It also plans to roll out hair-dye line Colorist, a bestseller in the US.
As part of its drive to bring in younger shoppers, Revlon signed up actress and model Jessica Biel as a global brand ambassador earlier this year. In 2007, it signed up actress Jess-ica Alba in the same capacity.
In addition, Revlon is seeking a top UK marketer following the departure of marketing director Graeme Bralsford.
His exit was part of a wider global restructure, in which 400 jobs were cut.
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