Question

Discuss with your friends about various beauty products appeared attractive in advertisement but not in reality.

Answer 1

After discussing with my friends, we found that some beauty products look very attractive in advertisements but may not give the same results in reality. Advertisements often use models, special lighting, editing and exaggerated claims to attract consumers.

For example:

1. Fairness or skin-brightening creams: Advertisements may show quick changes in skin tone, but actual results may be limited and differ from person to person.
2. Anti-acne creams: Some advertisements suggest that pimples disappear very quickly, but in reality treatment may take time.
3. Hair shampoos and conditioners: Advertisements may show extremely smooth and shiny hair, but the same result may not be achieved by every consumer.
4. Anti-ageing creams: They may claim to reduce wrinkles rapidly, but actual results may vary.
5. Lipsticks and foundations: Colours and finish shown in advertisements may look different when actually used because of lighting, skin tone and product quality.

Therefore, consumers should not purchase beauty products only because of attractive advertisements. They should check the ingredients, price, quality, expiry date, instructions and actual need before buying. This reflects the importance of consumer awareness and the right to information.