by Jeroslyn JoVonn
Could 20, 2025
Kelly Rowland is giving “Dilemma” vibes in Lancôme’s twenty fifth anniversary marketing campaign for “Juicy Tubes.”
Kelly Rowland is serving early 2000s nostalgia along with her new advert marketing campaign for Lancôme’s twenty fifth anniversary of its bestselling “Juicy Tubes” lip gloss.
The “Like This” singer and former Future’s Youngster member embraced her Y2K roots, rocking her iconic flipped purple bob whereas showcasing Lancôme’s “Juicy Tubes” Excessive-Shine Lip Gloss. Within the video advert shared by the sweetness model on Could 17, Rowland, applies the gloss and reminisces about its iconic scent.
“Oh my gosh! Oh my gosh, I completely bear in mind this,” she says with amusing.
A flashback reveals Rowland sporting the identical purple coiffure she had whereas singing in Nelly’s 2002 hit “Dilemma.”
“So juicy, so iconic,” Lancôme captioned the Instagram video advert.
Followers of the model shared their reminiscences of utilizing the lip gloss again within the day.
“Omg I liked juicy tubes !!! The og staple,” wrote mannequin Draya Michele.
“Juicy Tubes was the very first product franchise I labored on once I began my magnificence model advertising profession at Lancôme in NYC!” recalled writer and award-winning enterprise chief, Daria Burke. “To see you working with them after our partnership throughout my time at CMO of JustFab is such an unimaginable full-circle second for me.”
The beloved candy-scented gloss was a staple of early 2000s make-up baggage. “Juicy Tubes” is thought for its high-shine end that lasts for hours. Out there shades embrace “Pure,” “Spring Fling,” “Miracle,” “Marshmallow Electro,” “Magic Spell,” and “Hallucination.”
Rowland is beginning the sweetness model’s nostalgic marketing campaign honoring icons who “transcend generations.” Upcoming stars within the collection embrace Ed Westwick, who’s channeling his Chuck Bass persona, and socialite Paris Hilton, who’s revisiting her Easy Life days.
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