A farmer, dental nurse and mum star in shaving brand FFS Beauty's first major advertising campaign

Published: 30-Sep-2020
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The UK’s first D2C women’s shaving brand has launched its #effortlessbeauty campaign starring 20 women from all walks of life

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FFS Beauty, the UK’s first direct-to-consumer (D2C) women’s shaving brand, has launched its debut advertising campaign.

The #effortlessbeauty campaign stars 20 women from ‘all

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