A new Lynx Effect 2021 advert has been released titled ‘Smell Iconic’ by the popular deodorant brand. The colourful ad features a protagonist strutting his stuff on the street thanks to his daily dose of Lynx. The actor is seen trailed by butterflies capturing the attention (and noses) of passers
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Lynx Africa Advert Music – Hot Since ’95
This new Lynx Africa advert celebrates 25 years of the deodorant with a squirrel and music from a 90’s song by Apache Indian. The advert titled ‘Hot Since ’95’ is set in mid 90’s Manchester where a young man at college travels through time. He sees a can of Lynx
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Lynx Daily Fragrance – Tom’s Swing
The latest TV ad by Lynx for their Daily Fragrances titled ‘Tom’s Swing’ features a group of young men roller skating atop a rooftop. The music in the advert The advert features a track that was especially commissioned for the brand and unfortunately is not available for download at the
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Lynx – Find Your Magic
This uplifting ‘Find Your Magic’ Lynx commercial says ‘Who needs a six pack when you have your own thing? The music in the advert The music in the Lynx Find Your Magic advert is a song called ‘Diamond Hoo Ha Man’ released in 1993 by English rock band Supergrass.
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Lynx Black – Bring The Quiet
Music Track: Welcome To The Jungle
Music Artist: Novo Amor
Lynx’s new more subtle TV ad features the infamous track ‘Welcome to
Lynx – Soulmates
Music Track: One
Music Artist: Order Of Era
Lynx have upgraded their range of products and in turn have launched a new TV advert that follows two soulmates travelling through time.
Lynx Excite – Even Angels Will Fall
Lynx, known for its bold and often provocative advertising, released this memorable 2011 commercial as part of their Fallen Angels campaign to promote Lynx Excite deodorant. The advert stars Kelly Brook and features several archangels dramatically falling from the sky into the streets of an Italian town—or so it
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Lynx – Spray More
Lynx (known as Axe in some markets) launched this memorable advert to demonstrate its cheeky message: “Spray more, get more.” The humorous and slightly over-the-top concept quickly became a talking point, so much so that Specsavers created a parody, a sure sign of the original ad’s popularity and cultural impact.
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