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Description:Share via Email This article is over 8 years old Twiggy in the Olay advert that, it was ruled, could give consumers a 'misleading impression of the effect the product could achieve' A magazine ad for an Olay beauty product featuring Twiggy has been banned by the advertising watchdog, after more than complaints gathered for a campaign against airbrushing in ads by the Liberal Democrat MP Jo Swinson. Her picture appears next to the words: The Advertising Standards Authority received two complaints that the ad was misleading because the image of Twiggy had been digitally retouched. In addition Swinson forwarded more than complaints, gathered via her anti-airbrushing web campaign , that the ad had was not only misleading but also socially irresponsible, because it could have a "negative impact on people's perceptions of their own body image". In its ruling, the ASA said that it considered that the post-production retouching of the original ad, specifically in the eye area, could give consumers a "misleading impression of the effect the product could achieve".

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