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The Body Shop: "Yes To Safe Sex"
A few months ago, BuzzParadise was able to allow its blogger community to discover The Body Shop’s commitments concerning fair trade. Selected bloggers got the chance to meet brand representatives, debate bio-ethical cosmetics, and spread the ethical and involved brand’s message all over the Net.
Present across more than 60 countries and having more than 2,500 stores, The Body Shop positions itself as a brand that responsibly uses the world’s resources and whose packaging is 100% recyclable. Also known for its fair trade program and HIV prevention campaigns, the brand knows how to awaken people’s consciences towards the causes it supports.
Convinced that companies have the power to positively change world, The Body Shop has decided to work with BuzzParadise again, in order to launch its new campaign, "Yes Yes Yes To Safe Sex". On March 27th, in cooperation with MTV Networks, the brand launched the lip butter Temptation and the yestosafesex.com interactive website, all in the scope of their global AIDS prevention campaign, with profits going to the Staying Alive Foundation.
The foundation’s goal is to educate youth on the dangers of unprotected sex and of AIDS. Although we have a tendency to forget this, the AIDS problem is far from being resolved: 3,000 young people contract it every day, and more than half of them are between the ages of 15 and 24 years. It is time to spread the "Yes To Safe Sex" message.
BuzzParadise has called on its committed BuzzAngels and has encouraged them to voice their commitment to this cause. On the website, created by MTV, you can read the word "yes" in different languages. Throughout their navigation on the website visitors are invited to promise to commit to different good practices.
In order to thank them for their active participation, the bloggers were given a BuzzKit, which consisted of two Temptation lip butters to give to their readers. This same butter, which can be found in The Body Shop stores, is sold in a limited edition, and comes with two Durex (also a campaign partner) condoms. Through this campaign the bloggers were able to express themselves for a cause rather than for a product. Again, the The Body Shop has shown through one of its campaigns that blogs can be an effective way of getting out important messages.
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1. Wednesday 13 May 2009 attime 11:17,
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