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DEFIN NG
INNOVATION
Head & Shoulders is now the
best-selling shampoo in the
world. By innovating broadly,
Head & Shoulders doubled its
global sales in just ve years.
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Great innovation begins with a deep understanding of
current and potential consumers. Most consumers felt
Head & Shoulders delivered good dandruff control, but
many assumed they had to trade off beauty benets.
This research clearly dened the brand team’s challenge
in developing new product, package and marketing
innovations.

The challenge: keep improving antidandruff performance
while innovating to satisfy consumers’ beauty desires.
A new focus on scalp health as the rst step toward
beautiful hair has appealed to a broad range of consumers
beyond those concerned with dandruff. In addition,
line extensions, such as “Sensitives,” have appealed to
consumers with sensitive scalps, and on-package
endorsements from dermatological associations have
helped drive trial.