We see a lot of advertisement in our daily life, uh, while surfing on internet or watching movies or, uh, traveling, we can see billboard. Uh, but here, I would like to talk about an ad waiting mandate. I do not like it all. Uh, the advertisement bar was a is about a beauty product and its name, uh, fair and lovely cream. Actually, the the ad is usually run for about 45 second. And whenever I see this ad, I feel really frustrating because in that, uh, in that advertisement, uh, a lady who they show a lady uh, who applied for so many jobs, but she didn’t get selected in any of the job because, uh, because of her skin color. But then her friend told her to use fair and lovely. And after that, uh, in just few weeks, uh, she got a very bright white skin. And again, she applied for so many businesses, uh, at the same job, and she got selected in all of them. So I find it clearly receiving and misleading because I don’t think that these kind of adversities might have any, concrete evidence to prove their product, or these kind of products are very, like, can be detrimental to a a skin care as well. Like, I really remember, uh, like, 2 years back, I saw a lady at the dermatologist Kelenik, and her skin was completely ruined because of this product. So I believe that this kind of product should not be allowed to advertise, uh, overall, uh, they overall the product claim that they are, uh, they are made some really, uh, high quality chemicals and all that can help your your skin, uh, to reduce your dark circles and glow your skin. So I don’t find this kind of advertisement, uh, are good at all. Because these promote racism in our society, how can a woman who is just a brighter, uh, get all the opportunities as compared to a one uh, whose skin color is black. So I do not think this kind of way. I believe this kind of advertisement should be if immediately stopped.
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We see a lot of advertisements in our daily life, uh, while surfing the internet or watching movies or, uh, traveling, we can see billboards. Uh, but here, I would like to talk about an ad that I really don't like. Uh, the advertisement is about a beauty product called Fair and Lovely cream. Actually, the ad usually runs for about 45 seconds. And whenever I see this ad, I feel really frustrated because in that, uh, in that advertisement, uh, they show a lady who applied for so many jobs, but she didn't get selected in any of them because, uh, because of her skin color. But then her friend told her to use Fair and Lovely. And after that, uh, in just a few weeks, uh, she got very bright white skin. And again, she applied for the same jobs, and she got selected in all of them. So I find it clearly deceiving and misleading because I don't think that these kinds of advertisements have any concrete evidence to prove their product, or these kinds of products can be detrimental to skin care as well. Like, I really remember, uh, like, 2 years back, I saw a lady at the dermatologist's clinic, and her skin was completely ruined because of this product. So I believe that this kind of product should not be allowed to advertise, uh, overall, uh, they overall the product claims that they are, uh, they are made with some really, uh, high-quality chemicals and all that can help your your skin, uh, to reduce your dark circles and glow your skin. So I don't find this kind of advertisement, uh, good at all. Because these promote racism in our society. How can a woman who is just a little brighter, uh, get all the opportunities as compared to a woman uh, whose skin color is black? So I do not think this kind of way is right. I believe this kind of advertisement should be immediately stopped.
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