Venus Swirl television commercial 2015

What the Venus Swirl TV commercial - Contours Over Curves is about.

Introducing Venus Swirl: 'Contours Over Curves'

[Scene: A picturesque beach with crystal-clear blue water and golden sand]

[Soft instrumental music plays in the background]

Narrator: In a world that celebrates beauty in all its forms, Venus Swirl wants to empower every woman to embrace her uniqueness. Our latest TV spot, titled 'Contours Over Curves,' is a celebration of the diverse beauty that exists within each and every one of us.

[Camera pans over a group of women of different ages, sizes, and ethnicities, all radiating confidence and joy]

Narrator: Whether you have curves or contours, Venus Swirl believes that every woman should feel beautiful and bold in her own skin.

[Close-up shots of various women flaunting their natural curves or confident strides]

Narrator: Venus Swirl's innovative design adapts to your body's individual contours, effortlessly gliding over curves for a precise and smooth shave.

[Cut to a slow-motion shot of the Venus Swirl razor gliding along a woman's leg, leaving behind a trail of creamy foam]

Narrator: Our unique Flexiball technology hugs every curve and reaches even those hard-to-reach places, giving you a flawlessly smooth shave every time.

[Quick shots of women confidently walking, lounging by the pool, and enjoying the beach, all with radiant smiles]

Narrator: With Venus Swirl, you can focus on what truly matters – celebrating your beauty and embracing the unique contours that make you who you are.

[Closing shot of the Venus Swirl razor, surrounded by an ethereal glow]

Narrator: Venus Swirl – the razor that understands that it's the contours, not just the curves, that make you beautifully unique.

[Screen fades to black]

Narrator: Embrace your curves. Celebrate your contours. With Venus Swirl.

[End of TV spot]

The Venus Swirl TV spot, 'Contours Over Curves,' seeks to redefine beauty standards by celebrating the diverse contours that make every woman unique. Venus Swirl's innovative design, with its Flexiball technology, allows the razor to glide effortlessly over curves and reach even the most challenging areas, delivering a flawlessly smooth shave. This empowering commercial encourages women to embrace their bodies and celebrate their beauty, regardless of their size or shape. Venus Swirl understands that it's not just the curves, but also the contours, that contribute to a woman's individuality. So go ahead and embrace your curves, celebrate your contours, and feel confident in your own skin with Venus Swirl.

Venus Swirl TV commercial - Contours Over Curves produced for Venus was first shown on television on January 18, 2015.

Song from commercial Venus Swirl TV Spot, 'Contours Over Curves'

Introduction"Venus" is a song by the Dutch rock band Shocking Blue ). The song was initially released as a single in the Netherlands in the summer of 1969 ). It was written by Robbie van Leeuwen ), the guitarist of the band.

Commercial Success"Venus" became Shocking Blue's biggest hit, reaching number one on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100 in February 1970. The song also topped the charts in several other countries, including Canada, Australia, and New Zealand. "Venus" has since become a classic rock staple and is regarded as one of the most iconic songs of the 1970s.

Lyrics and MeaningThe lyrics of "Venus" are about a woman who is compared to the Roman goddess of love and beauty. The song's opening lines, "A goddess on a mountain top / Was burning like a silver flame," set the tone for the song's romantic and poetic lyrics. Despite its popularity, the song contains a few lyrical mistakes, which have been pointed out by fans and music critics.

Backstory Shocking Blue was a Dutch rock band formed in The Hague in 1967. The band had a string of hit songs during the counterculture movement of the 1960s and early 1970s, including "Send Me a Postcard" and "Venus". The band struggled to achieve fame outside of their home country until "Venus" became a massive international smash in 1970.

Legacy"Venus" has been covered by several artists over the years, including Bananarama, who had a hit with their version of the song in 1986. The song has also been used in several movies, TV shows, and commercials. Shocking Blue's lead singer, Mariska Veres, passed away in 2006, but the band's music continues to be popular with fans of classic rock.