Hint

Advertising, Branding

2025–2026

Remember Hint? It was the original disruptor in water. We gave it a full brand glow up, complete with a new identity as “Water For People With Taste Buds,” then made the most seductive water campaign in history.

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Client
Hint
What we made
Brand identity, packaging, campaign
Campaign
MMMMM Water
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Opportunity

Twenty years ago, Hint disrupted the water category by making hydration healthier and more enjoyable. But as the category caught up, and the Wellness Industrial Complex turned health into a never-ending pursuit of self-improvement, Hint was starting to lose its place in the conversation.

Insight

Hint was built for people who want to drink more water, not those who already love it.

Hydration wasn’t a motivation problem. It was a flavor problem.

Our Answer

Our brand transformation gives consumers permission to opt out of wellness perfection for a simpler path to feeling good, and gives retailers a refreshed brand and story to rally behind: a new identity as “Water For People With Taste Buds,” and new packaging for people with eyes.

Then came MMMMM Water. It borrows the slow burn of a luxury fragrance ad and the cinematic confidence of a fashion film, then points all of it at a bottle of water.

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