Heidi9771
07-13-2005, 06:37 PM
I write marketing copy myself, and can testify first hand that it is usually all embellished and exaggerated and tall tales... :rolleyes:
The products that continue to fly off the shelves usually only do so because they live up to their promises.
Most beauty products that I have tried at the local drug store (oh high end dept. store) for any given need, do not. But most recently this was one of them:
Sally Hansen Fast and Flawless Airbrush Makeup (no color) At $8, this was a disaster. The "no color" was an orange-ish opaque foundation that made your skin look 10 years older. You spray it in your hand and put it on your face. It's messy to boot- and I am returning it to CVS promptly tomorrow.
http://a1468.g.akamai.net/f/1468/580/1d/pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/90421/200.jpg
The products that continue to fly off the shelves usually only do so because they live up to their promises.
Most beauty products that I have tried at the local drug store (oh high end dept. store) for any given need, do not. But most recently this was one of them:
Sally Hansen Fast and Flawless Airbrush Makeup (no color) At $8, this was a disaster. The "no color" was an orange-ish opaque foundation that made your skin look 10 years older. You spray it in your hand and put it on your face. It's messy to boot- and I am returning it to CVS promptly tomorrow.
http://a1468.g.akamai.net/f/1468/580/1d/pics.drugstore.com/prodimg/90421/200.jpg