Unfortunately, I work for a company that does a lot of L'Oreal/Lancome advertising...
The sad truth of some of the projects I work on is that they have a disgraceful amount of retouching done. On the flip side, everyone knows this so it just makes them look like prize bell-ends!
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Thu 28 Jul 2011, 8:59,
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I'm loving all the disclaimers our ads are obliged to put up
esp the ones for eyelash make-up, which basically flash up 'This ad is a load of CGI bollocks' under every one.
Also that one for a toothpaste where a guy shines a magical light at the woman's teeth and surprisingly it tells him she needs to buy his product!
'Dramatisation, we may have been watching CSI!'
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Thu 28 Jul 2011, 9:07,
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Also that one for a toothpaste where a guy shines a magical light at the woman's teeth and surprisingly it tells him she needs to buy his product!
'Dramatisation, we may have been watching CSI!'
I don't know what everyone's getting so excited about.
It's happened since Year Dot. If you paint a portrait of the king, you'd better make sure he's handsome, or you'll find yourself six inches shorter. If you're Stalin's photographer, then you'd better make sure you take two shots and keep the originals in case he falls out with someone.
Adverts don't tell the truth - who knew?
It strikes me as little people complaining that it's all so unfair.
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Thu 28 Jul 2011, 9:18,
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Adverts don't tell the truth - who knew?
It strikes me as little people complaining that it's all so unfair.
It's good that folks are made aware of it tho
and it would be better if we curbed it a bit when dealing with age-defying beautifying expensive BS goo.
Some folks are actually ruining their face by applying too much product, desperate to stay as perfect as the images they see all around them, instead ending up saggy faced orange nightmares.
I'm wondering when the shit may hit the fan over the motion-enabled equivalents that all celebs and actors are using in their vids and films now, I mean have you SEEN Madonna's vids lately compared to how she looks in interview or untouched paparazzi shots, sometimes I have to wonder if there's even any part of her onscreen anymore.
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Thu 28 Jul 2011, 9:30,
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Some folks are actually ruining their face by applying too much product, desperate to stay as perfect as the images they see all around them, instead ending up saggy faced orange nightmares.
I'm wondering when the shit may hit the fan over the motion-enabled equivalents that all celebs and actors are using in their vids and films now, I mean have you SEEN Madonna's vids lately compared to how she looks in interview or untouched paparazzi shots, sometimes I have to wonder if there's even any part of her onscreen anymore.