Gillette's new Venus shaving system for women makes its TV debut this week, as part of a £15m marketing campaign.
William Jackson Bakery is targeting ABC1 females aged 25-55 with magazine ads for its functional Nutribread range.
Martell Cognac will be backed by a £2.5m ad campaign kicking off this month in UK style publications.
Sir Steve Redgrave fronts Flora pro.activ's £4m campaign to boost cholesterol awareness, which was launched last week.
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