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Hair News - October 2000

Author: Karen Shelton

Date: October 2000

Hair News For October, 2000
October 5, 2000

Dippity-Do Sport(R) Offers the Ultimate in Hair-Styling Control

DANBURY, Conn., Oct. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- The White Rain Company announced today that Brian Griese, starting quarterback for the two-time Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos, will be the spokesperson for Dippity-Do Sport, a new line of hair-styling products designed specifically for younger men.

"Dippity-Do Sport is ideal for an extremely active lifestyle like my own," said Griese. "Between games, practices and workouts, I am constantly in and out of the shower and on the go. I need a styling product that is quick and easy-to-use, and that keeps my hair looking great. Dippity-Do Sport gives me the convenience, style and control I'm looking for."

Brian Griese, son of Pro Football Hall of Famer Bob Griese, showcased his football talents at the University of Michigan, where he led the Wolverines to their first national championship in 50 years. After graduating, Griese was drafted by the Super Bowl champion Denver Broncos, where he began the 1999 season as starting quarterback. Now 25-years old, Griese is one of only eight NFL quarterbacks since 1970 to pass for more than 3,000 yards as a rookie starting quarterback.

"We are excited about the launch of our new Dippity-Do Sport hair-care line and can't wait to start working with Brian," said Gary Raymond, president of The White Rain Company, marketers of Dippity-Do Sport. "As an up and coming leader on the football field, Brian's strength and confidence embodies the image that Dippity-Do Sport offers to today's active man." 

Dippity-Do, the hair-gel pioneer that helped establish the styling-product market, is being repackaged, reformulated and repositioned. Introduced more than four decades ago as a women's styling aid, Dippity-Do has long been a leader in the hair-gel business. Now Dippity-Do Sport is once again taking the lead as the first gel brand specifically developed for today's physically active man. Dippity-Do Sport has already been tested and proven in Canada, where it has contributed to the Dippity-Do brand's number-one share position.

Packaged in eye-catching, cobalt-blue bottles with grab-and-go sport grips, Dippity-Do Sport is expected to score big with American men as well.

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"We see tremendous possibility in the men's hair-care market. With today's versatile styles, there is a growing demand for men's styling products, specifically gel," said Maureen Gregory, vice president of marketing of The White Rain Company. "We feel that we're helping retailers capture what our research tells us is an enormous opportunity."

Specially designed to add texture and definition to today's hairstyles, Dippity-Do Sport's unique alcohol-free formula with Pro-Vitamin B5 protects and adds body to hair. While other styling products may leave hair feeling sticky or brittle, Dippity-Do Sport will allow fashion-conscious younger men to create clean, modern hairstyles that look great and feel natural to the touch.

"Younger men are more willing to experiment with new hair products and are purchasing more grooming products than ever before," said Gregory. "They're more in tune with what's happening in sports, music and fashion and are actively seeking products that will help them look their best, but not take a lot of their time."

Three new Dippity-Do Sport products are now available nationwide:

Ultimate Hold Sport Gel, Ultimate Hold Unscented Sport Gel, and Ultimate Hold Sport Spray Gel, with a convenient pump. Two new styling aids will be added in January 2001 to further extend this high-performance product line.

The White Rain Company, located in Danbury, Connecticut, is the sales, marketing and distribution force for one of the nation's most recognized brands - White Rain. White Rain offers an extensive line of high-quality, value-priced hair-care products and body washes. White Rain products can be found in more than 26 million households nationwide. Additional White Rain Company brands include Adorn, Mink Difference, Tame, The Dry Look and Toni.

For more information, contact Renee Swanson Massaua of Tierney Communications, 215-790-4403, rmassaua@truenorth.com, for White Rain Company.

SOURCE: White Rain Company


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