6 Hilariously Fake “Before And After” Ads Targeted At Women
1:20 pm, June 15th | by Amy Tennery
Alright, we all know Photoshop has destroyed any notion that ads feature actual, human images. And we need look no further than to poor Rachel Weisz, who became the unwitting poster woman for advertising phoniness, after her L’Oreal ad was banned in the U.K. for being misleadingly perfect.
But beyond the glossy magazine pages, there is a phenomenon that’s seedier, more manipulative and, well, more hilarious: The “before and after” ads.
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