A roundup of Kao commercials featuring a wide range of everyday products. The star-studded cast is also a hot topic!
Kao is a manufacturer that offers a wide range of products, from everyday necessities like shampoos and detergents to hair care items and cosmetics.
If you look around your home, you’ll probably find several Kao products, don’t you think?
Because Kao is so widely used and loved by many consumers, the company actively airs TV commercials—you’ve likely seen them quite often.
In particular, commercials for familiar products like Merit, Biore, Attack, and KyuKyuT are broadcast frequently.
In this article, we’ll showcase a comprehensive lineup of Kao’s commercials.
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A collection of Kao commercials featuring a wide range of everyday products. The star-studded cast is also a hot topic! (41–50)
Kao Curel Deep Moisture Spray: ‘Ceramide care for dry skin’ editionAo Tanaka
This is an introduction commercial for the Deep Moisture Spray, a moisturizing spray that hydrates the skin.
By showing it being used in real-life situations, the ad clearly highlights the product’s feature of being usable as a substitute for toner.
When you hear “instead of toner,” you might picture using it after a bath or face washing, but in the commercial there’s a scene where it’s used after sports, and not only on the face but also on the arms.
It effectively conveys that the product can be used widely, regardless of situation or area of the body.
Kao Essential The Beauty “THE BEAUTY MERMAID” VersionAi Mikami
Ai Mioka appears as a mermaid in this commercial, showcasing Essential’s effects through her hair flowing gracefully underwater.
The key highlights are the depiction of water currents and the beams of light piercing through, where the shimmering motion conveys smoothness, gloss, and shine through the way the light reflects.
Set in a distinctive world that also features aquatic creatures, it effectively evokes the sense of light, smooth hair texture.
Overall, her cool, composed expressions suggest that beautiful hair can inspire confidence, which is a central message of the ad.
Kao MEMEME “with MEOVV” EditionMEOVV
This commercial promotes the appeal of MEMEME, Kao’s new haircare brand, through the stylish presence of MEOVV.
Set against various backdrops, it features dance performances that powerfully express the pursuit of one’s own unique, beautiful hair.
The song that further accentuates the cool and powerful vibe of the visuals is MEOVV’s “ME ME ME.” It’s dance music with a strikingly resonant rhythm, and the smoothly layered vocals convey a sense of ease and confidence.
Kao Essential: “What kind of hair should I live with starting tomorrow?” (campaign/spot)Noa Kato, Yua Tsutsui, Ayano Masuda, Kisara Matsumura
This commercial features four active high school model TikTokers—Noa Kato, Yua Tsutsui, Ayano Masuda, and Kisara Matsumura—and portrays scenes of youth.
Their hair flows beautifully with various movements and the sweeping wind, effectively highlighting Essential’s benefits that support youthful days through that expression.
Further accentuating the fresh air of youth depicted in the visuals is the song “Sekai wa Utsukushii Hazu Nanda” by yama.
With a grand, bright sound and powerfully resonant strings, the vocals build strength toward the chorus, conveying the vigor of sprinting through youth.
Kao Essential The Beauty: “Color” VersionAlice Hirose
This piece features Alice Hirose taking on a quiz about hair color, using the results to explore the relationship between hair color and hair quality.
It shows that even with the same hair color, hair that’s well-maintained looks more vibrant, and it highlights how Essential supports that—emphasized through her look of surprise.
The song that further accentuates the joy of this new discovery portrayed in the video is yama’s “The World Ought to Be Beautiful.” The grand, resonant sound of the strings is striking, and combined with the vocals, it creates a bright, youthful atmosphere.
Kao Essential The Beauty “Hair Texture Beauty Series Declaration” VersionAlice Hirose
This commercial promotes the idea that using Essential gives you smooth hair that feels beautiful to the touch.
It depicts Alice Hirose touching her own hair, and her smile conveys the exhilaration of having beautiful hair.
The song that further highlights the bright, uplifting atmosphere shown in the visuals is yama’s “The World Ought to Be Beautiful.” With its striking string arrangements, the song’s grand sound strongly conveys a forward-looking attitude and a clear, radiant feeling.
Kao Essential The Beauty “Barrier Loop” VersionAi Mikami
This commercial from Essential’s THE BEAUTY introduces a shampoo that protects your hair and depicts the kind of beauty it leads to.
It focuses on Ai Mikami’s hair, and the gentle volume and shine clearly convey how effective it is.
The song that further accentuates the calm atmosphere portrayed in the visuals is a cover of “LA LA LA LOVE SONG.” Compared to Toshinobu Kubota’s original, the arrangement is slower and even more soothing, strongly conveying a sense of relaxation and a floating, airy feel.