An open message to a certain 'makeup' company.

I've been seeing their ads a lot when watching NHL hockey games, oddly enough.

If you're going to advertise a product to make women 'appear' to look younger -

1. Don't use someone who's clearly had a lot of work done on their face such that it looks bloated and distorted.
2. Don't show said someone to an old picture of themselves to reinforce point 1. Not that I thought they were attractive back then, but at least they looked young.
   
3. And if you're going to advertise that your makeup reduces the 'appearance' of wrinkles on the face, you may want to cover up the someone's upper chest - as it looks borderline skin-cancer like.