Putting French instructions on shampoo bottles is a branding move, right?
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hventer answered:
Never thought much about it. I think it either creates the image of global reach or exposes laziness and greed.
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21reasons answered:
I actually practice my french on those bottles. Should this corporate thing fail, I can always become a shampoo girl in France.
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atreide answered:
Depends if the shampoo bottle is for sale in France or in a country where french language has a trend value …
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andrewturnbull answered:
It’s a legal requirement in Canada (likely cheaper to just design one bottle))
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menina-in-completa answered:
I do not know =/
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ohbieberconda-hotmail-com answered:
what?
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berezina answered:
Some other products also. Unless they’re Canadian.
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matthew answered:
Canadian law requires English/French bilingual labels, which is usually the reason for it on North American market packaging.
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gabriellakaren answered:
I feel more, not :|
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samrijver answered:
Unless it’s L’Oreal
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