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Lever Faberge is backing the launch of its latest Lynx fragrance, Touch, with a TV campaign that suggests that men who wear the fragrance will have special powers over women.
The ad, which is part of a pounds 4 million marketing spend through Bartle Bogle Hegarty, is set to the background music Feeling the Love by Reactor.
A man is shown entering a railway station waiting room in Cuba, which is filled with beautiful women on a very hot day. As he sits down, he appears to be controlling their bodies and clothing with his actions.
First he traces his fingers down a map, and a drop of sweat trickles down the front of one woman. Then as he opens his briefcase, another woman's leather boot comes unzipped.
Finally, he opens his book and a woman's blouse unbuttons to expose her cleavage. As he closes his book, the blouse does back up, and the pair exchange meaningful glances.
The ad ends with the line: ...