The new packaging is bolder, the campaign leans into creator partnerships instead of celebrity endorsement, and the tone has shifted from aspirational to conversational.
Whether that shift sticks with the audience it’s chasing, rather than just the marketing team that approved it, is the real test — and it won’t be visible in this quarter’s numbers.
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