Revlon Launches The “Expression Experiment” To Challenge And Inspire Women To Change Their Beauty Routine

Revlon (NYSE: REV) announced today the launch of the Revlon Expression Experiment, a unique digital engagement platform designed to spark a social movement of makeup experimentation. Since its inception 80 years ago, Revlon has focused on inspiring and encouraging women to express their fabulous selves. The Expression Experiment celebrates the essence of the Revlon brand, engaging consumers in a modern and current way. Housed on an interactive Facebook hub (accessible via www.facebook.com/revlon), the new platform will provide women with monthly challenges – beginning with a ‘Red Lipstick Challenge.’ To support participants during those challenges, Revlon will post inspirational videos, including some created by female college filmmakers, as well as how-to video tutorials with celebrity makeup artist and Revlon Global Artistic Director Gucci Westman, weekly makeup application tips, colorful photos and product recommendations.

Each time a challenge is completed, participants will be able to share their experience on both the Revlon Expression Experiment Facebook hub, as well as their personal Facebook page, and invite friends to join them in the next challenge. Westman will be a frequent contributor of content to the Expression Experiment hub and Revlon Global Brand Ambassador Halle Berry is featured in the platform’s introductory video.

“Inspiring expressive women and daring them to step out of their comfort zone have always been at the heart of our brand,” said Revlon Global Chief Marketing Officer Julia Goldin. “Through extensive consumer research and insight, we’ve learned that while women around the world are interested in innovative products, they are hesitant and need inspiration to express their inner selves. Whether it’s venturing into the world of bold lipstick or trying this season’s trendiest nail art designs, women need to be challenged to take a chance with their beauty routine and try something different. The Revlon Expression Experiment does just that.”

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