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How are beauty companies allowed use models who are botoxed/have had plastic surgery?

AARRRGH · 2008-12-17 14:32:42

You know the adverts on TV... like the Andy McDowell one for L'Oreal. The woman has clearly had a **** load of plastic surgery, is botoxed like crazy (she can't move her face) and the camera has a soft lens. In my opinion this means the advert is dishonest - L'Oreal products are not the reason she looks young. How is this…

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#32 18-12-2008 2:40pm
Tester46

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axel rose wrote: »

On the same vein, has anyone noticed that on ads for mens razors, the men are shaving what are already freshly shaved faces!

These ads are brilliant! A few years ago you could get "the Ultimate Close Shave" with a razor with two blades. Then it was 3 blades, then four and now five blades for "the Ultimate Close Shave".

Either the blades are getting crappier every year or else the next one with six blades is going to be so close you'll lose six layers of skin off your face when you use it!

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