To coincide with the launch, the company is running a campaign targeting women planning to get married, dubbed "pre-brides." It aims to support women striving for beautiful skin that complements their wedding dress before the ceremony.
At the venue, campaign supporter Kuroba Mario, a "2.5-dimensional actor" known for musicals like "Touken Ranbu," energized the crowd in a white tuxedo.
Kuroba expressed his enthusiasm: "A bride's appearance is the moment when a woman can be at her most beautiful. I want to help in any small way I can. As a supporter, I'll do my best to spread the word on social media and make 'pre-brides' a buzzword."
Given his frequent use of makeup for his profession, Kuroba also revealed his high beauty standards: "Heavy makeup for stage and dramas damages my skin. To mitigate this, I always use a humidifier. Moisturizing is crucial." Regarding the new product's feel, he commented, "For someone like me who battles dryness, this is the ultimate lifesaver. You can really feel it penetrating the skin."
Until March 31st, the DEW brand website ( https://www.kanebo-cosmetics.jp/dew/ ) is running a campaign where you can try the product. They are giving away the "Brightening Whitening 7-Day Trial Set" to 15,000 people selected by lottery.
Starting mid-April, a "Pre-Bride Support Twitter Campaign" will launch. The DEW official Twitter account ( https://twitter.com/dew_official_jp ) will feature a support video comment from Kuroba. Retweeting the post enters you into a lottery for a whitening experience set. An original filter allowing users to experience being a bride using their own photo is also planned.