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companies cope by launching premium brands (page 30) while others, such as cosmetics giant Revlon (page 26 ...
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An ad for cosmetics company Lush has been banned by the advertising watchdog after it ruled
companies cope by launching premium brands (page 30) while others, such as cosmetics giant Revlon (page 26 ...
Boots has launched a campaign for its cosmetics brand 17 featuring songs inspired by the retailer
the photo more flattering, it made the defence that the ASA had previously ruled that cosmetics ads could ...
Environmental Defence has released TV and online ads alerting Canadians to toxins in cosmetics....The campaign, by Open in Toronto, urges the Canadian government to ban the use of harmful ingredients in cosmetics. ...
A poster ad by cosmetic surgery company Spire Healthcare has been banned by the Advertising...The poster, in the style of a magazine cover, advertised breast-enhancement surgery. It featured a woman in a strapless top under a headline that read "Cosmetic". The following text stated, "Boob jobs", "same day surgery", and "consultant plastic surgeons", alongside "get more, pay less". The ASA ...
in open dialogue to address the concerns. In July this year, the ASA banned two L'Oreal cosmetics ads ...
During her lifetime, we ve seen the rise and rise of disturbing trends affecting the health of many young women: eating disorders; self-harming; cosmetic surgery; binge drinking, and more. No doubt a psychologist or anthropologist could comment with much greater insight than I on what lies ...
The Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) has banned two L'Oréal cosmetics ads featuring Christy...technology, the ad "accurately illustrated the results the products could achieve". The cosmetics firm ...
tinder in these people: loaded, hated, loved, cosmetically altered. I want to feel more excited ...
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