Here's a fine example of makeup & Photoshop transforming an everyday woman into Billboard Barbie.
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You know she actually looked good to begin with. Sort of the every day kind of look.
aaaaaaaaaaaaargh
one bad advertisement for another..
like dove will actuall do wonders to your self esteem???
can;t blv we need 'workshops' on self esteem to be sponsored by competing MNC's
pathetic :P
on a similar note..see this http://futurerandom.blogspot.com/2006/10/re-touching-magic.html
You know, she did start off with some kick-ass bone structure. That certainly saved them some photoshopping.
And I'm with trauma queen, how will buying Dove products help your self esteem???
I always hope there are enough intelligent people out there to see through the bullshit.
I guess the point is to point out the unrealistic expectations of beauty that the cosmetics industry puts out so that people buy more of their stuff.
I think people ignore the fact that it is really the inner self that makes a difference in the way you look. Confidence & a little bit of attitude can do wonders.
Prasann: True - personality & grooming matter more than good looks. If you can't radiate it, no amount of plastic surgery can save you.
I'll go against TQ & Sara in this case and say the commercial rocked. And the Dove Safe Esteem fund is something I can get behind 100% - they've got a good message. Check their website. They've linked up with organizations that fight eating disorders.
wow. no wonder women feel like crap after looking at beauty magazines, it's all an illusion.
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