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Today’s fashion and beauty industry is hugely women-oriented with new high-tech products we ‘need in our lives right now’ taking over the market every single day. With the overwhelming advertising of these products and services, ladies just have to have their eyes and wallets wide open in order to keep up with trends. And men? According to tendencies in the advertising world, they can use one of the multi-purpose products for both hair and body, spray some manly deodorant, and they should be good to go. But it wasn’t always this way.
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Final score:
121points
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#2
Final score:
91points
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Final score:
55points
Andres Rogue 7 years ago
"if you use this you re gonna look like freddie mercury."(voice sold apart)
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48points
Chicago Kitty 7 years ago
Wow- these folks are still in business, having survived this awful ad campaign.
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Final score:
43points
Chicago Kitty 7 years ago
I think it's hilarious that they have to mention in the caption "It runs on electricity..." Being that this had to be years before the Clicker (On every 80's teen girl's Christmas list) portable curling iron that ran on propane cartridges.
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Final score:
41points
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Final score:
32points
Barbara Berg 7 years ago
"Congratulations, you have more hair today than a year ago..." Yup look at those shoulders *Cringe*
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Final score:
25points
Chicago Kitty 7 years ago
"Urbanites are sporting false facial foliage..." Are they Really!!??!!
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Final score:
23points
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What do you think ?
Barbara Berg 7 years ago
Ok, Kudos to Brylcreem for the positive remarks to make someone feel confident in their hair through their adverts.
R.s. Potter 7 years ago
My oldest brother had long hair in the 70s just before he got married. His future father-in-law threatened to cancel the wedding if he didn't cut his hair and he called the bluff by saying "Okay." Needless to say, the wedding wasn't cancelled and big brother got married with long hair. Now he shaves it all off and we can't remember what colour it was.
Barbara Berg 7 years ago
Ok, Kudos to Brylcreem for the positive remarks to make someone feel confident in their hair through their adverts.
R.s. Potter 7 years ago
My oldest brother had long hair in the 70s just before he got married. His future father-in-law threatened to cancel the wedding if he didn't cut his hair and he called the bluff by saying "Okay." Needless to say, the wedding wasn't cancelled and big brother got married with long hair. Now he shaves it all off and we can't remember what colour it was.
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