Who are our customers?
Age: 20 - 39
Household income: £30k - £60k
- A young professional
- Single or newly married
- High disposable income and high toiletries spend
- Loyal to quality brands
- Loves new products
- Prefers stores that feel higher-end and more aspirational
- Does not like cluttered, noisy stores that are difficult to navigate
Age: 40 - 65
Household income: £60k - £75k
- Married or living with long term partner
- Has children that may have now left home
- Above average spend on toiletries
- Likes the odd new product to treat herself
- Regularly shops on the high street for her toiletries
- Likes friendly and simple stores but does not like chaos
Age: 45 or over
Household income: £20k - £35k
- Married, living with partner or divorced
- Has children, potentially living away from home
- Buys the basics when it comes to toiletries
- Is excited by cheap prices
- Has her favourite and trusted skincare and fragrance brands, but won’t often buy these for herself
- Shops where she can get the best deal and rates this over store ambience
Age: 19 - 30
- Income comes from his student loan or first full time job
- Single or in a new relationship, living with parents or friends
- His girlfriend or mum buys his basic toiletries but he likes to buy specific grooming products for himself
- Spends his money on beer, clothes and sporting events
- Likes variety, good value and shops on the high street
Age: 15 - 19
- At college with a part time job or is in her first job
- Lives with parents or in student accommodation
- Mum buys her essential toiletries so she can spend her money on fashion and beauty products
- Likes to look like her friends or peers and will buy products that allow her to get the latest looks
- Dislikes tacky stores and aspires to shop in higher end stores
Downloads
Introduction
The logos
- Our logos
- Superdrug master logo
- Superdrug stacked logo
- Superdrug star device
- Superdrug ‘take another look’ logo
- Superdrug.com
Tone of voice
Colours
- Colour application
- Examples of primary and secondary combinations
- Primary brand colours
- Secondary colours
Typography
Promotional and Pricing messages
- 1/2 Price
- Free
- Multiple products and fixed prices
- Pricing and product description toolkit
- Save
- Value
Icons and roundels
Photography
Message hierarchy and layout
- Communication messages
- Basic toolkit
- Selling communications: application examples
- Layout: best practice
- Personality
- Layout: what not to do
- Supporting message toolkit
- Selling communications: wire frames
- Campaign
- Brand communications: application examples
- What do you want to communicate?
Property
- Fascias
- Fixturisation
- Statutory and Operational messaging
- Uniform, unused units and business cards
- White walls, glass and windows
Pharmacy and Health
- Operational templates, campaigns and communications
- Photography
- Toolkit and logos
- Website application

