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E.l.f. Cosmetics Returns to Super Bowl

Following its inaugural Super Bowl ad featuring Jennifer Coolidge in 2023, E.l.f. Cosmetics plans to return to the big game this year.
A photo of Zach Woods and an E.l.f. Cosmetics promotional image with the brand's logo and "eyes, lips, facts," on a football, with the catchphrase "glow big or glow home" below it.
Zach Woods is the director of E.l.f. Cosmetics' Super Bowl commercial for 2024. (E.l.f. Beauty)
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On Feb. 11, it will air a 30-second spot directed by Zach Woods, the actor and director best known for his roles as Jared on “Silicon Valley” and Gabe on “The Office.” The ad will feature the brand’s $14 Halo Glow Liquid Filter, E.l.f.’s top-selling product of 2023.

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Liz Flora
Liz Flora

Liz Flora is a Beauty Correspondent at Business of Fashion. She is based in Los Angeles and covers beauty and wellness.

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