The campaign film follows Tara Sutaria as she prepares for festive gatherings, showcasing how lip colour can serve as the finishing touch to different looks.
The investments will be made through minority stakes, allowing founders to retain ownership control while continuing to operate their businesses independently.
The appointment comes as H&M Beauty continues to grow its portfolio in India, offering products across makeup, fragrances, haircare, and body care categories.
With this collaboration, the company aims to further expand its reach among consumers while reinforcing its position in the body lotion and cream segment.
The newly launched moisturiser combines the texture of a gel with the benefits of a serum, offering a lightweight formulation designed for everyday skincare.
The campaign reflects Myntra’s focus on improving product discovery and enabling more confident purchase decisions through personalisation, curated selection, and platform scale.
The products are positioned for long days, active routines, and everyday conditions, while offering a stick-based format in a category largely dominated by sprays and roll-ons in India.
The FRIENDS-inspired CRAZE collection brings together elements of pop culture and beauty, tapping into the growing demand for nostalgia-led and collectible product experiences.
The initiative reflects a growing trend among brands to leverage blockbuster films as high-attention marketing moments rather than relying on continuous advertising spends.
The Face Shapewear has been created to suit a broad range of users, underscoring House Of Beauty India’s focus on accessible and user-friendly beauty solutions.