Teint

Roberts was promoting a product called Teint Miracle and Turlington was touting an anti-ageing product called The Eraser.

Britain bans 2 misleading makeup ads 2011

L'Oréal's two-page ad featuring Roberts, who is the face of Lancôme, promoted a foundation called Teint Miracle, which it claims creates a "natural light" that emanates from beautiful skin.

L'Oréal's Julia Roberts and Christy Turlington ad campaigns banned 2011

Ms. Roberts's ad was for a Lancôme brand foundation called Teint Miracle.

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Swinson, co-founder of the Campaign for Body Confidence, last year successfully complained to the ASA that L'Oréal magazine ads featuring Julia Roberts, for Lancôme foundation product Teint Miracle, and Christy Turlington, for Maybelline foundation The Eraser, had been digitally enhanced.

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The grounding of this pattern is worked on stiff white linen, and entirely in Rouge-Turc 321, and the outlining in Noir grand Teint 310.

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COLOURS: ([symbol]) Noir grand Teint 310, ([symbol]) Rouge-Grenat 358,

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COLOURS: ([symbol]) Noir grand Teint 310, ([symbol]) Jaune d'Ocre 676,

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The Julia Roberts ad showed the actress in a magazine spread for Teint Miracle foundation by Lancôme, owned by L'Oreal, which claimed the product "recreates the aura of perfect skin".

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In consumer tests among over 100 women, 77% agreed that Teint Miracle made their complexions look radiant and luminous.

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Statement from Lancôme regarding the adjudication against Teint Miracle:

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