Taylor Swift Cover Girl Ad Pulled for… Excessive Photoshopping

Procter & Gamble, manufacturer of CoverGirl, “voluntarily” pulled a print spot featuring Taylor Swift for “excessive Photoshopping.” The ad made claims about the NatureLuxe Mousse Mascara that the National Advertising Division (NAD) — the ad industry’s self-regulatory body created to review factual claims in national advertisements — found could not be substantiated except by “post-production enhancement.”

Looks to me like either the NAD missed about a gizzilion other ads — or the players involved chose not to “voluntarily” comply.

Read the article at: E! online.

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