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Kojiesan Present Summer 69 Campaign



Kojiesan Sunblock lets you enjoy an all-out summer fun
Get the best sunblock protection this summer!

MANILA — One of the leading skin care company Beauty Elements Venture Inc. (BEVi) recently launched this year’s summer campaign dubbed as You’re Covered for a Wild, All-out Fun Summer 69 where a promise of fun, exciting, and wild summer experience awaits.

“Everybody looks forward to summer. It is definitely one of the most exciting and fun season of the year. We, at Kojiesan, know this anticipation and so we are bringing you the best and the wildest summer ever,” Kojiesan Brand Manager Rachelreilyne Soriano said at the launched held at the White Moon Bar, Manila Ocean Park, last March 24, 2015.
To kick off Kojiesan’s summer campaign is the Road to Summer 69 Activation at selected gas stations situated along North Luzon and South Luzon Express Way.

1st Leg Highlights of the wild, all out fun summer at the Kojisan Sunblock's Road to Summer 69.

Travelers who are off to their favorite destinations are up for free car wash by non-other than Kojiesan’s sexy and hot models. Fun activities like product sampling and giveaways will also be offered to prep them up for their getaways.
 

Watch out for sizzling ladies and men of Kojiesan as they pamper your car while you're on a roadtrip



Aside from ground activations, they will be giving out a Barkada trip for 4 to Boracay. To join this contest, participants should post a picture applying Kojiesan Sunblock SPF69 in their most creative way with caption on how they had the wildest summer ever with the hashtag #MyKojiesanSummer69.  

To cap off Kojiesan’s 2015 campaign, partygoers may look forward to the Wild, All-Out Fun Summer 69 Wet Party to be held on May 30. About 3,000 or more partygoers are expected to join in this summer’s wildest and most unforgettable party till midnight to be graced by famous local DJs like Ace Ramos, Mars Miranda and many more.

But apart from an all-day and all-night of fun, Kojiesan never sets aside their goal of protecting every individual’s skin.
Soriano also added that Kojiesan knows that need for protection for everybody who chases adventures and creates memories under the scorching heat of the sun.
“Of course, we also know that exposing ourselves to the sun also means exposing our skin to UV rays that may put harm in our skin.  Our banner product for this season, the Kojiesan Sunblock with SPF 69 will definitely be your perfect handy partner for all your getaways,” Rachelreilyne Soriano added.
This new revolutionary product from Kojiesan provides one of the highest and definite sun protection factor (SPF) 69 to shield the skin from harmful ultra-violet (UV) rays.
With Kojiesan as your summer buddy this year, you’re definitely covered for a wild, all-out fun summer!
ABOUT KOJIE.SAN
Kojiesan, a product of Beauty Elements Ventures Incorporated, is a one of the leading skin care brand in the market today, with its banner product original kojic acid soap in the country. Kojiesan is available at Watson, Mercury Drug, SM department stores, and other leading departments store and supermarkets nationwide.

For more updates and fun events visit KOJIESAN official Facebook page now!


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