The World of Cosmetic Advertising
The World of Cosmetic Advertising is a blog written by two advertising students from the Institute of Technology Tallaght, Dublin, Ireland. we are interested in all aspects of cosmetic advertising both positive and negative. We hope you enjoy our blog :) Regards, Sarah Carton and Michelle Maguire
Wednesday, 1 May 2013
Dove evolution of beauty the advert
Tuesday, 30 April 2013
Dove movement for self-esteem: a new vision
The
advert is aimed at promoting their movement. It features mothers and daughters
discuss negatives, positives, hopes and aspirations. The people in it are real
and natural it is very well filmed and another fabulous way to promote a very
worthwhile movement, it is not featured on Irish television and I personally
think that is a huge shame as it really speaks the truth.
Dove Pro-age advert
This advert
was released a few years ago along with the beauty products. It showed women
who were 60+ and considered by the beauty industry to be too old to use as
models. The advert was part of their real beauty search and is more realistic
than using Julia Roberts or another actress in her forties for a pro age
product.
Dove Real Beauty Promo ad
Dove are
dedicated to change women from feeling a need to be perfect and accept that how
they look is the real perfect. They made a promo advert with two young women
holding up a drawing of what is perceived as being perfection and ask them to
say how they feel about it. It's nice to see a cosmetic company attept to reverse some of the damage that has been caused and reverse the unrealistic images that people have in their minds. I think that the advert is brilliant! It is definitely
a worthwhile campaign and I hope that it has a good effect on people, check it
out and see what you think!
Mac Viva Glam, Niki Minaj.
Mac
has chosen many celebrities to create a limited edition range of make-up. The Viva
Glam fund donates money to AID research. They have had a long line of influential
trend setters such as Lady GaGa, Dita Von Tese and Cyndi Lauper. These celebrities
promote and help design the Viva Glam range. This season Niki Minaj was the
chosen celebrity, I personally think it was a really good choice as she has
become very popular. The advert displays the two very bright coloured lipsticks
that Minaj has designed. The advert is fun and bright just like how Minaj likes
to portray herself.
Natalie Portman, Dior mascara ad banned
The Dior advert
featuring Natalie Portman was banned from the UK due to other cosmetic
companies complaining that the advert had been digitally retouched. The product
itself had not received complaints but other companies whose adverts were
banned had issues with the advert being on display when it had been digitally
retouched. The advert was originally to be used for a lipstick but it was then
decided that it would be better suited as a mascara advert. Several changes
were made to enhance the look of Natalie Portmans eye lashes in order to make
them more appealing.
Lancome and Julia Roberts
Lancome make up adverts featuring Julia Roberts
were banned from the UK for excessive photoshop. The adverts were for the Teint
Miracle which illuminates the look of your skin, the other advert was for their
Hypnose mascara. Both adverts featured a lot of editing done to enhance the
natural look of Julia Robert’s skin and on her eyelashes in the mascara advert
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