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ENG4U Ms.Zhara
Lipstick
cosmetic
Max Factor
Lucille Ball
American actress, comedian, model, entertainment studio executive and producer.
The overall background of the ad is white and delivers a neat feeling to customers.They also filled women's needs by using pink colors that show femininity as they are targeted.
The product advertised by the best actress of the day Lucille Ball,made consumers undoubtedly think it would be good.
In advertising, the positive mood is conveyed to consumers by writing positive words that the product's traits are smooth and glamour.
This advertisement is an example of Pathos because we feel a feminine and elegant atmosphere by looking at the beautyful lady .
Many women were able to buy products that suit their taste by offering a variety of products that suit their individual tastes.
As it is an advertisement targeting women, it has heated the consumers attention by using pink, which is believed to be their favorite color.
The appearance of Lucille Ball, the famous actress of the time, in the commercials led many women to buy the products she advertised.
It is conveying to customers that the case of the lipstick is made of metal material.
target audience
middle,upper classes
Hollywood actress
a person interested in makeup
only beautiful and young white women fit for beauty.
Comparison with adults
why did u select
the name of the or Lucille ball was used to attract consumers' attention. the middle section drew attention from consumers by addin lucille ball and lipstick pictures Botton of the ad they are urging people to buy lipstick, saying it costs only a dollar.
Some advertisements in the present era have minimal writing or no writing at all. On the other hand, in the 1950s, it was interesting that there is many descriptions of products.
This advertisement was made in the 1950s and is a form of advertisement that is very unfamiliar to young people
But when our grandmothers look at this ad, they're more familiar with Lucille Balls and the form of this ad,