
Case in 60 seconds
Garnier needed its GOOD hair colour range brought to life beyond traditional retail and passive discovery, in a format that drove real-world trial, stood out in a crowded beauty category and converted footfall into social content.
The campaign appears to turn on hair colour being a high-hesitation purchase, so trial had to be made consequence-free through smoothies and virtual try-on screens before a shopper would commit to a shade.
A blank Soho space became the GOOD Stuff Smoothie Bar, an immersive multi-sensory pop-up in which product discovery was staged as hospitality rather than as retail sampling.
Guests experienced the range through nutrient-packed smoothies while virtual try-on screens enabled shade exploration, and a hidden GOOD Lounge unlocked professional styling and consultations, with 185 influencers attending alongside consumers and 500+ social posts published.
Komodo reports 1500+ attendees and 185 influencers at the pop-up, 500+ social posts generated from it and 9.9M reach, with no breakdown by platform given.
Strategy Breakdown
Creative & Execution System
Assets & channels
- social posts
Partners
- WE ARE KOMODO
Participation mechanic
- Attendees took part by drinking smoothies inspired by the range, exploring shades on virtual try-on screens, and finding the hidden GOOD Lounge to access professional styling and consultations.
Creator role
- 185 influencers
Results & Evidence
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Attendees | 1500+ - Attendees |
| Influencers | 185 - Influencers |
| Reach | 9.9M - Reach |
| Social Posts | 500+ - Social Posts |
Why WE ARE KOMODO's strategy worked
- 1
A hidden room works as a participation reward, because the GOOD Lounge gated professional styling and consultations behind discovery, which gives an attendee a reason to explore the space rather than pass through it.
- 2
Inviting 185 influencers into the same space as 1500+ general attendees suggests a build costed as a content set rather than as an event, since 500+ posts is the output that carries the range past the venue.
- 3
Virtual try-on screens appear to solve the commitment problem in hair colour, because a shopper can test a shade without altering their hair, which converts a considered purchase into an immediate interaction.


