4 Ways Dove Has Earned the Diverse and Inclusive Title from Gen Z

We’re shining a spotlight on how this beauty staple is appealing to Gen Z through focused diversity and inclusion efforts

  • Dove is working to change the way women are portrayed in video games, helping young gamers feel seen
  • The beauty brand is working to address kids’ safety online to protect their mental health, too
  • They’re saying “no” to beauty filters that promote unrealistic standards for young women, and embracing the beauty of natural hair for women of color
When it comes to a brand’s advertising, we know Gen Z and Millennials can spot inauthenticity from a mile away—and they know which brands really follow through on their diversity and inclusion promises. In YPulse’s Ad / Marketing Effectiveness report, we asked 13-39-year-olds what a brand needs to do to reflect diversity and be inclusive and their top response was “Featuring diverse models and actors in ads,” followed up by “Create products and services that cater to a diverse range of consumers.” And for years, Dove has been doing just that—but they continue to press forward with new ways to show it, which is helping them win the affinity of young consumers.   The beauty brand has been a long-time staple for Millennials (Dove comes in at number five amongst their overall top 50 YScore+ brands in YPulse’s Millennials and Brands Special Report), but they’ve recently been creating a number of initiatives catered specifically to Gen Z. As they’re the most diverse generation to date, these young consumers have...

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