TAYLOR SWIFT‘s new CoverGirl campaign has been pulled due to an excess of airbrushing, celebrity news just learned. Apparently, not even country pop’s squeaky-clean sweetheart was spared by the Photoshop bandit.
The ads have been done over so smoothly, you wouldn’t even recognize that it’s Taylor Swift unless you know she’s been the regular face for a few of CoverGirl’s cosmetics for some time now. But her ads have been the target of inquiry by the National Advertising Division of the Council of Better Business Bureaus Claims after the CoverGirl NatureLuxe Mousse Mascara print ad appeared featuring her with astoundingly milky skin and fluttery eyes…
The ads promise “2X more volume,” but in finer print below it: “lashes enhanced in post production.”
We don’t really doubt that Taylor Swift always looks amazing, but when the NAD asked CoverGirl to substantiate it’s claims, parent company Procter&Gamble simply decided to pull the whole campaign.
Which is sad because CoverGirl’s one of the most trusted brands around who just couldn’t resist violating truth in advertising…
Photos Via CoverGirl
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