(nsfw) Fake T*ts Used To Sell Bullsh*t Product.
(click ads) The ads, at least, are apparently real. Innoxa Skin Specialist is a neck and bust skin firming treatment formulated with Pepha®-Tight Marine Extract(?). Um, the firmness of these busts (the bride's certainly aren't real) has nothing to do with some specious skin treatment. Surprisingly, the South African creative team that hatched this predictable-as-a-boner print campaign is evidently female; that's the first time that's happened on copyranter's endless Worldwide Sexist Ad Tour. previously in: NSFW.
posted by copyranter @ 9:30 AM
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I don't get "You'll want to show IT off". Just the one...?
It's a nice day for a white shredding.
Not only is the product bullsh*t, and the tits fake – the ads are fake too. Foreign agencies do a lot of spec work and that's why the English is a bit off. It's probably never run or was paid to run. They'll have to do better than that to match our authentically bad advertising over here.
Oh, did I mention how stupid this work is? Ok. It's stupid, to use a technical term.
Just to let you know I live in SA and these are running in quite a few publications!
"IT" is used as it is a neck and bust treatment
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