Talk:Dove (brand)
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This article seems to end as an advert for the product. Should someone clean this up?Gavin
"use models who are old, ugly or overweight"
GIVE ME A BREAK. they advertise using beautiful girls and women who happen to not have the luxury of a personal trainer, personal chef, stylist, botox-er, etc. the comment is in complete dissonance with dove's campaign for real beauty.
- That last paragraph had to go, unilever can post it in www.marketingpedia.com
[edit] 2006 "Real Beauty" ad campaign
Well-targeted ads, possibly usable for article expansion (since it's still a stub and all)? ~Kylu (u|t) 05:18, 19 October 2006 (UTC)
