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  • changes what people think of self-esteem, huh?

  • wow, it looks like a completely different person..

  • That lady on the poster is basically a drawing!

  • @Mitzyclick lol, funny yet true...

  • is that photoshop or something esle hes using?

  • woooahhhhhhhh

  • echt krank, alles nur künstlich und mit computer gefuscht..meine fresse, aussehen ist nicht alles. vorher sah sie wenigstens natürlich aus.

  • And THAT ladies and gentlemen, is what movie stars have to do to look the way they do

  • the neck thing where they raise her whole head gets me every time... *shudders*

  • Itss not fair how people portray women as trash and have the nerve to reconstruct your whole face.. thiss is a horrible thing

  • @jenalle5 If you're criticizing the video, I think you missed the point entirely. The point of the video was to show that all of the 'pretty' girls you see on TV have been touched up to the point to where their face doesn't match what their real face even looks like. The message to take away from the video is: be yourself. Ignore hollywood's heavily airbrushed and photoshopped faces.

  • Lol. Keep 'em coming dude.

  • The fuck does this have to do with a goddamn bar of soap?

  • @ccdesan I'm in grade six, I'm doing a project on media image and social network. I'm using this video for sure. I agree, this has to be shown in all Canadian grade six classes. I know girls who where wayyy too much makeup and their reason- I need to look pretty. Like that woman in the magazine :'(

  • Jump back and forth between the 39th second, and the 50th second while the video is paused. Even when she looks pretty, the billboard still looks nothing like her.

  • yeah except in the real world, why would they bother spending so much time photoshopping when they could just hire models that are ALREADY considered perfect in the society? this ad is just nothing but a marketing scheme gaining so call empathy from woman ourselves thinking buying Dove will let us see the end of this kind of manipulation when they themselves are creating one.

    editorials do not spend 4 hours editing one single photos, that's a waste of resources and time

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  • @cutforcuties the idea is that most models r good looking but their not perfect like photoshop supposedly makes them. i know a guy who does these things and he says its pretty true.

  • This should be required watching in every 6th-grade class. Help children understand that real beauty is not what they see in Cosmo, People, or any other such publication... real beauty comes from within. There's nothing wrong with makeup per se, but it's not what makes the person.

  • Wow

  • The problem here isn't makeup, it's the photoshop.

  • @BleachedBarbie Eugh, you just don't get it :/

  • Dove is owned by a company called Unilever which also owns Axe, and they don't exactly promote real beauty. I just found this out...gah corporations are so hypocritical!

  • i wish it was a requirement for every teen girl to watch this video and fro them to realize that THEY ARE BEAUTIFUL.

  • Lmao No, people who say she looks better before are not lying. Opinions are like assholes, everyone has one. And yeah makeup is fine, it's not the make up that's the problem, it's how society makes us feel that's the problem. We can't be real in this world, we feel like we have to photo-shop our pictures, and try to be what society has taught us is beautiful. That sucks.

  • FAKE

  • She looked better after, but she looked fine before. The lady on the billboard doesn't even exist.

  • This could also be interpreted as an argument for transhumanism. XD

  • The lady on the poster doesn't exist. It's a fake person.

  • People who are saying "she looked better before", are lying.

  • This makes me sad. No matter why teenage girls have eating disorders and always feel negative.

  • @15polop things like bulimia and anorexia are not disorders, they are diseases. They are mental diseases that effect the way you see your own body.

  • whats the name of the classic song used in this commercial???

  • @miacross1 Passage D by The Flashbulb.

    They removed a lot of the drum synths in the commercial version.

  • the video started with something real. so the end result is at least based on reality

  • I put on makeup to enhance my eyes

  • We found Dove in a soapless place.

  • It is a nice commercial, but Dove can't pretend that they aren't part of the problem.

  • i needed to look this commercial up as homework lol

  • use make up but dont over do it to a point where its like u are wearing a mask :P

  • I'm just here for the music. Yay Benn.

  • compare 0:12 to 0:54 ! LOL how sad ..

  • @albozforlife i was just saying that! I saw the casting call ad which said specifically that the women must not have any blemishes or tattoos. I thought it was a very contradictory thing to say considering the company is supposed to be promoting self esteem and embracing your flaws. wow.

  • I always preferred natural beauty over dressed beauty. Something inside me just dislikes the fact that makeup can be spread from the woman to me. I rather kiss a somen with out lipstick on because it is cleaner that way.

  • Now I know why I felt ugly all the time.. stupid media!

  • Anyone know what the background music is?

  • @thecookiemonster222 It's Passage D by The Flashbulb. Hope this helps! :)

  • @Arexsos It does, thank you so much! :)

  • @Arexsos thank you . 

  • Our advertising/beauty industry is pretty sick huh? And Dove, as a company using this as a publicity campaign sadly can't be left out of that list!

  • I must say that while I agree with the message I find it a bit ironic that in the end Dove is still using people low self image to push their product..

  • shes pretty before and yet, even after they make "pretty", they still mess with it!!! stupid media, always making everyday people feel ugly and not perfect

  • @Haircareandmore If you arent going to make videos, no ones going to subscribe.

  • holy shit.

  • thats no women just a cartoon

  • i'd hit her.. at the end of the video

  • I get chills everytime!!!

  • hello!

    stop criticizing makeup!

    makeup is not the point of this campaign,or at least not the major point.

  • As much as I agree with this campaign, I think it's unfair of people commenting saying anyone who wear makeup at all is 'fake'. Makeup isn't evil, or fake, it doesn't make you look like a bimbo unless you put it on like that. It simply highlights the beauty that's already there, in all of us and helps to give self confidence to people who might otherwise go without it.

  • @shesalisa i agree with you, i think that make up is made to highlight beauty, but the problem is in our world people use make up to supplement beauty and they dont accept their natural self, which is in largely part blame the media that the big make up companies put out there to make profit

  • @Meandsushiroll But that's not your prob what the world or others may turn something into. It's theirs!

  • @TVwriter23 yeah but if its wrong, then its peoples responsibility to do something about it.

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  • @shesalisa on the other hand though, it can increase girls' insecurity and they hide behind it like a security blanket.

  • @shesalisa You're part of the problem, and all the support you're getting is depressing. I hope you feel bad about this if you ever get this into perspective.

  • @Vorsblade No, I won't ever feel bad and I do have perspective. I'm not saying anyone has to wear makeup to be valued, or as a requirement to look better. I don't have makeup on now and I'm not the least bit ashamed by my appearance without it. What IS depressing and lacking in perspective is people blaming makeup, rather than photoshop in this advert.

  • @shesalisa I don't feel any need to back up what I said further. I guess you just don't understand.. And I don't have the time to explain^^

  • @Vorsblade So I take it whenever you makeup, it makes you look bad or somethng? That's my only assumption as to why your hating on this video so much. You ever think that wearing makeup allows some of us to feel better about our appearance. You seem like a very jealous person as well. It makes me think that either you are not good looking whatsoever, or you have low self esteem. Either way, sorry that your ugly, but don't take it out on everybody else. Thanks

  • @MJjuice89 I'm a male... You've made so many assumptions... Disgusting hman being.

  • @Vorsblade Oh so I guess you are indeed ugly then.You never denied it? Lol

  • @MJjuice89 Child.

  • I love this, i really do because it shows that pretty much no one can look this stunning naturaly without make up and photoshop! I think that women should just be natural instead of slapping tonnes of make up on every day!

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  • I love Photoshop. It's a life saver. 

  • I love this vid so much. It's so...fantastic

  • can i download this video, Im not seeing the option to do that - i want to show this to a camp next week and w wont have internet , so i was going to bring it on a pin drive , but I cnat huh? darn.... ifanyone knows can you write to me, thanks [Im just not seeing the download thing pop up on the top right when I point there and if I right-click, it isnt there either [aahh]

  • I did NOT know you could do all of that with Photoshop! SOCIETY IS FUCKED.

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  • You can tell that her eyes are too big pretty easily...don't see why they felt the need to make them that large.

  • going from 0:39 to 0:48

    woosh.

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  • I don't like that this video is called 'evolution'

  • @ashleelukas ...the evolution from nature to photoshopped nature in the end... - makes sense now!

  • Find me a piss off woman with blue eyes. Take her to the makeup shop. will I get the same results. Oh girl, show me. Instant performance booster!

  • thankyou.....!!! @jazzisdope7

  • Woah she looked soo different

  • name of the song..??? please...!!!

  • @mha0880 -The Flashbulb - "Passage D"

  • Oh wow she looked sooo different in the beginning.

  • thank the lord for this video

  • O júri de 2007 surpreendeu o mundo publicitário ao premiar a campanha que a Ogilvy fez para a marca, pois ela foi planejada para ser exibida apenas pela internet, portanto, ela só tinha direito a concorrer no Cyber. Mas o poder viral foi tão forte que fez a agência levar para casa também o Grand Prix em filme.

  • before she looked better

  • @mmd1493 Not really. Pimply.

  • I'm so glad this is up. This really did boost my confidence a little. Thank you Dove :)

  • concealer does the trick ;)

  • what program are they using in this?

  • thumbs up if you knew this was flashbulb

  • nope. she still looks dumb.

  • click stop on 0:15... then on 0:47

  • Why'd they have to make her eyes so huge :|

  • What song is thisssss?

  • does anyone know what song is that in the background? or was it written only for this commercial...

  • questo video fa riflettere o.o

  • She was most beautiful in the first 20 seconds, when she was most pure and unaltered.

  • @OrangePineappleJelly gayyyyyyyyyyy

  • not to completely miss the point, but i'm kind of amazed at how such simple tweaks can really change a person's face.

  • makeup and photoshop O.o

  • like this if you think she looked prettiest at the very start, before they did anything at all to her

  • OMG :O

  • This is fake feminism.

  • All very well in telling a woman that her natural beauty is better, but you are STILL telling her that beauty as a concept is the most important thing she should focus on.

  • I this is wrong honestly. Why use a women when you can make who ever you want on a computer program? In the end it was not the woman modeling, it was the person they wanted her to look like modeling. This is not true beauty. True beauty should not have to be edited by a computer. True beauty means seeing yourself as beautiful no matter when you have on or what you look like. No wonder no one can lok as pretty as the models on billboards, because they don't exist!

  • i cant believe now when i look and magizines i think wow this person isnt even real just a cartoon based on a real person. i watched 20 times and is still amazed of how twisted our minds to think we can be that person on the billboard

  • still ugly

  • Her eyes look freaky in the photoshopped version.

  • she was pretty before

  • Holyy, she looks like an angel not a real person . This is actually gross when you think about it, i actually kinda like her normal look better with a bit makeup but dont go too farr.. Wow we definetlyhave a messed up perception of makeup...

  • Yes Unilever owns Axe&Dove,but two different people are the minds behind each company, i think it's safe to say, the one behind Dove has a different perspective then the one behind Axe. It's even possible that the one behind Axe is a guy...the Dove..possibly a girl.Dove accredits to some individuality here, seeing as they posted this video.I support their views 100% here.She is beautiful before the makeover too,that's the point their making.

  • this just shows how artificial beauty is..and yes, our perception of beauty is distorted

  • :(

  • She is beautiful before and after!

  • Dove = UNILEVER

    AXE = UNILEVER

    Touching message or corporate propaganda?

  • i really needed to see this

  • Who would say the woman at the beginning was ugly? I thought she was beautiful. Let's see, since feminists made this ad, I think it was them. 

  • I'm not sure she was particularly pretty when those lights were shining on her, but she was definitely different when they were done.

  • she looked better before they even touched her

  • Maybe it is just me, but I find women much more attractive with all the spots and specs that she had before they started putting on make-up. I find it sad that women have to hide their beauty behind false beauty. :(

  • That's just sad that they do that :( just use real women not modify them

  • hair tied, sweat pants, chillin with no make-up wrong. Thats when you're the prettiest i hope that u dont take it wrong.

  • reminds me of companies going green in order to save money AND gain the support of hippies.

    i love commercialism.

  • woah. click 0:20 and then 0:50 this is how she changed..

  • o ja pierdole.

  • Try this: authentisch.echt.schwarz

  • All those efforts to be what commercials tell you to be, are ruin young people`s lives.That is why we have all those skinny girls around, because society put a pressure on them to be skinny.Overweight people are treated like a garbage which I wont comment because we all know how badly treated are they.Commercials are poisoning their lives as well.

  • can anybody tell me if the piano music from this add is available to download? what's the name, where can I find it? Please, help!

  • I actually think she looks better before the make-up, than the picture on the ad. BUT, I like her best when they put the foundation stuff on her, but before the eyeshadow.

  • 168 models are pissed

  • This ad makes a really good point.

  • She really did look better by just being herself, before all the fx were added.

  • 0:15 Then go to 0:50

    Tell the truth which one would you pick for a beauty contest..

    (Exactly, That's why they do this crap to people

  • "A message from Unilever"

    watch?v=SwDEF-w4rJk

    "Someone pointed out that Axe and Dove are both owned by Unilever... yet the two brands have very different views when it comes to women."

    Thumbs UP to share this info by making it a top comment.

  • @BarakiU ...Money

  • @BarakiU - I have you a BIG THUMBS DOWN. Because I don't care if Unilever owns both, and I'm sick of hearing about that. I mean, who cares??? They are spreading a good message here, so WHO CARES about other, non-related commercials. And, by the way, many people feel that the Axe commercials themselves are a parody of sorts, so you should rethink your perception of those.

  • @travpoet Yes, who cares that they're only spreading a good message as marketing ploy to get money from women? Who cares if that same money goes back to Unilever which can use it to produce more AXE commercials that portray women as slabs of meat? No big deal right? I mean the message is good and it's not like every step forward taken by Dove is two steps back with AXE or anything.

  • @travpoet

    Pascal Dangin admitted to The New Yorker that he had actively manipulated all of the print advertisements in the Dove campaign, which as you may remember was completely centered around the notion that all of its models were being presented makeup- and Photoshop-free.

    in 2010 .. several Internet sites caught wind of a New York casting call by Dove looking for a very specific type of "real" woman.

    Cracked: 5 Famous Ad Campaigns That Actually Hurt Sales

    #1 Dove

    tinyurl(.)com/5u2gs8o

  • The thing that makes her look 10x better is when they make her eyes and lips bigger. Studies have shown people are attracted to faces with big eyes and larger lips because they shown youthfulness.

  • Beauty is about looking perfectly symmetrical and boring. It's all about having basic facial proportions, if you've noticed. There's no "secret" to it.They are just amazingly,incredibly, undeniably average. That's why they're called "models".

  • Que tenga buena cara es lo que importa anuncio con mamitas y asunto  terminado.

  • всё равно, как будто нож проглотила, такое выражение лица)

  • its a shame this company distorts reality like this and they test their products on animals !

  • oh god!not only our persception about beautty is wrong! it actually not even exist!

  • I worked on fash mags and jewellery brochures long before photoshop came in (and indeed afterwards). It is totally standard and, of course pretty cynical of the ad industry, to completely "make over" a model. Seen it all. Crabby looking teenagers covered in cold sores - art dept had to work on screen and on the negs to make em look like dewy maidens. If people don't realise it's a lie already - then keep these films rolling!

  • i love this add.... may sound cheesy, but i full heartly agree...

  • the same people who created all these 'true beauty' commercials for dove also created a skin lightening cream commcercial for women in india. also, all the racy axe commercials. crazy eh

  • @Red9652 funny thing, Unilever is the brand that owns dove and axe. Yes, Dove- that respects women and Axe- that degrades them. double crazy eh? :)

  • @meow9772 Target marketing. Axe is marketed to douchebags, who aren't likely to buy a product that's promoted on respect for women. All demographics will be pandered to, and if there isn't a demographic, they'll create one.

    "Then the techno music starts to play

    And the room smells like Axe body spray

    I’m like Golda Meir with no gold in my ear

    Please tell me what the hell happened here

    Yo, it ain't pretty but you know it’s the truth

    This party just took a turn… for the douche"

  • schlimmm!!!

  • Thank god for Dove.

  • hell realm

  • This is so fallacious!

  • Kto wie co to za utwór jest grany w tle?

    Who knows what is title of this music in this movie?

  • Kto wie co to za utwór jest grany w tle?

  • COOLIO

    

  • This is a Dove Fund which is a foundation to help young women with their self-esteem and confidence. Dove with the shampoo and conditioner or whatever it is totally different from this kind of commercial.

  • Excellent

  • @XxHatsey7xX are you saying you don't buy soap?

  • Let's keep in mind that Dove is owned by the same company as Axe deodorant.