Coppertone partners with Pitch Perfect actress Brittany Snow

Brittany Snow has teamed up wit sun care brand Coppertone. The Pitch Perfect actress is promoting the brand’s ClearlySheer range. The range is said feel light and clean, protecting the skin from the sun without causing breakouts or clogging the skin. Clearly Sheer is available in a body and face format in both SPF30 and SPF50.

In the new adverts Snow appears to promote a non-existent prestige brand called Le Clair, and asks consumers to try out the new formula. All of the consumers appreciate the lightweight formula and feel of the product. The lightweight formula is eventually revealed to be Coppertone’s latest product, surprising the consumers.

Snow has also filmed a separate “Day in the Life” style clip. “My best kept beauty secret, I guess would be ‘wear sunscreen’,” she says. She goes on to explain how sunscreen plays a part in her active lifestyle. The 30-year-old actress is best known for her roles in Pitch Perfect and Hairspray.

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