What is misleading advertising? Refers to advertisements that mislead recipients. And that is what happened to L'Oreal! Because of the touch forced to withdraw the last campaign of all possible platforms within the UK because of course you can not sell something that does not exist! The protagonists of the campaign were the actress Julia Roberts and model Christy Turlington.
Or so they say because their faces, obviously retouched, it would seem those of any other girl. Always sell cosmetics perfection, a perfection that exists in this case. "Deceive the public" and is defined as a liberal parliamentary, Jo Swinson, who has been commissioned to raise Cain. "They should not mislead the public about the benefits of a product," he said.
The complainant argued that if one in four people in the UK is depressed about her appearance is because it is offered an impossible and unrealistic view of beauty, and that does not benefits to society. What does L'Oreal to this? House of cosmetic retouching admits post-production in some shadows, lips, details ...
but does not lower the donkey and says it perfectly illustrates the benefits they produce their products. Judge for yourselves. The truth is that the photos that have already hint at 'fixer' something more than what they say. The sagging of the face is absent and that, of course, the cream does not.
If the French company have signed for nothing. Are not Julia Roberts and Christy Turlington pretty enough to pose without retouching? Let us not deny the obvious, the forty-odd years is impossible to have a baby skin.
Or so they say because their faces, obviously retouched, it would seem those of any other girl. Always sell cosmetics perfection, a perfection that exists in this case. "Deceive the public" and is defined as a liberal parliamentary, Jo Swinson, who has been commissioned to raise Cain. "They should not mislead the public about the benefits of a product," he said.
The complainant argued that if one in four people in the UK is depressed about her appearance is because it is offered an impossible and unrealistic view of beauty, and that does not benefits to society. What does L'Oreal to this? House of cosmetic retouching admits post-production in some shadows, lips, details ...
but does not lower the donkey and says it perfectly illustrates the benefits they produce their products. Judge for yourselves. The truth is that the photos that have already hint at 'fixer' something more than what they say. The sagging of the face is absent and that, of course, the cream does not.
If the French company have signed for nothing. Are not Julia Roberts and Christy Turlington pretty enough to pose without retouching? Let us not deny the obvious, the forty-odd years is impossible to have a baby skin.
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