The artists of the Eurovision Song Contest have proven they know how to turn a look. Scrolling back through the decades, you’ll encounter styles like girl group glam and haute hippie…often with statement hair.
Inspired by iconic looks of yesterday, Moroccanoil Global Creative Director Antonio Corral Calero has brought some of these retro looks to life using Moroccanoil high-performance tools and styling products.
As you can see on the “Then & Now” page of the official Moroccanoil Eurovision site, it’s very possible to take style inspiration from the past while pushing a look forward.
Building on this idea, Moroccanoil wants you to unlock your creativity. In partnership with Wiwibloggs, they’ve given us 18 tickets for Eurovision 2022 in Torino, which we’ll be distributing to the most creative among you.
Nine winners will receive two tickets each — one for themselves, and one for a friend — to attend either Semi-Final 1, Semi-Final 2, or the Grand Final of Eurovision 2022.
Winners will also receive a full-size bottle of the best-selling Moroccanoil Treatment. We will also be distributing a second prize “Be An Original” kit to two runners-up — all courtesy of Moroccanoil — to help you get your glam on for Eurovision.
How to win Eurovision 2022 tickets: Rules and deadline
Winning Eurovision takes originality and the courage to be different. Now it’s time to demonstrate what you’ve got.
All you have to do is take a Eurovision look from the past — the year doesn’t matter — and update it for today. We want you to embody Moroccanoil’s Eurovision 2022 theme — “Then & Now”. You might upload side-by-side photos of the original look and your contemporary take on it. Or perhaps you want to upload a swipe-able Then & Now gallery. You can also choose to upload a video montage — via Instagram Reels or TikTok. The point is this: We want you to show us how you’re updating one of your favourite Eurovision looks for 2022.
We’re running this contest on both Instagram and TikTok — you can enter on either platform or, if you’d like, both.
If you’re entering via Instagram, please tag @moroccanoileu and @wiwibloggs.
If you’re entering via TikTok, please tag @moroccanoil and @wiwibloggs_official.
It is important that you also use the hashtags #Wiwigiveaway and #Moroccanoil so that we can identify your entry.
The deadline to submit your photo or video creation is 15 April at 17:00 CET. Winners will be announced on our web site and Instagram on 16 April.
Anyone can enter. But please note: The prize does not include air travel, meals or accommodation.
Winners will need to send us their name and e-mail address, along with the name and e-mail address of their guest, by 23:59 CET on 17 April. You can do this via direct message on Instagram. This is so we can register and process your ticket in time.
The Wiwi Jury will assess all entries on the basis of their charisma, uniqueness, nerve and talent. Our #1 pick gets to choose which show to attend first, then our #2 pick gets to decide and so on until all tickets are distributed.
Our sincere thanks to Moroccanoil for making this contest happen!
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Has anyone seen who are the winners?
Can I just say,
if you are commenting on this article you clearly have access to the Internet, so maybe take a second to double check something before you spout random rubbish. It’ll make you look less careless and uninformed.
That’s all…*Miranda Priestly hand flick*
Kinda sad that you can only enter the giveaway via ticktock or Instagram 🙁 I don’t have those. Why not enter via email or something
because it’s 2022
Ticktock is Chinese, I prefer to avoid a social network, controlled by a regime.
Supporting an oil company is the last thing i want to do, even if I love ESC lol
it’s not an oil company lmao ! they sell beauty products i think
It’s hair care products that use Argan oil, which is a plant based oil. What did you think it was?
Serhat’s advice doesn’t work for everything. Saying “na na na” will not save us, we need to actually do something.
The state of the planet.
Antarctica collapsing.
There’s still some left that hasn’t melted.