Sex sells — we're just not sure what

 The only way this could be MORE offensive is if the models just had the damn shampoo bottles wedged into their cleavages. Or if the taglines read "Look at my boobs! Now buy Pantene!"

 ~Can't everything be like before when it overcomes me?~

I thought it was an add for breast-implants and/or photoshopping skills :P

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Lol sexist or not that was clever.

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"The first duty of a man is to think for himself"

Jose Marti

I thought it was an ad for Second Life for some similar virtual world. Then I looked more closely and realized that that picture is (purportedly) of an actual person. That's terrifying.

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"From error to error, one discovers the entire truth."

- Sigmund Freud 

Because the things in the add are written in spanish.

But this is ridiculous. If this is really from Brazil, than I feel we're more oldfashioned than I thought. 

I used Pantene and grew a cup size...

that's just honest advertising

I am from the US, and my thoughts were pushup bra or breast implants or skin care products. But I had this conversation with my gf (who is Colombian)

Me: Look at this add and tell me what you think they are trying to sell.

Her: Shampoo.

Me: What??

Her: Am I right?

Me: Wow.

Forget Pantene and try Fructis.  I love the way it smells and makes my hair feel soft.  And so far, they haven't managed to offend me with big-boobed women in their advertising.

Don't send flowers!  Send your girl a sexy gift basket! 

Scrolling down the page, i initially thought selling shampoo. but when i scrolled more to reveal the rest of the picture, i thought selling breast implants. So maybe it's a promotional thing. Free implants with every purchase or free shampoo and conditioner with every implant procedure.

Bottom line....If you put your breast out there for all to see, they're gonna be seen. Why else where a push up bra and a low cut v-neck? Because it's hot outside and the only way to stay cool is to let your boobs breathe?

Not much thought put into advertising anymore.

Jeez the first thing that came to my mind was oh, that's cute, when i saw the top half.... then i scrolled down and was like HOLY F*CK are those real?

If they're not, those are some mad Photoshop Skills. Someone must have loved doing that.  

The Way The Cookie Crumbles

Gosh...

That boobie ad would never be allowed in a million years in my country...

Maybe it's a cultural thing, but I, along with many other women of my country, straight or otherwise, would find that rather offensive...The ad just would not make sense at all.

Burton Snow Boards has a line of boards called "Love" that feature playboy bunny photos from the seventies. Here's the marketing language that goes with the product (from the Burton website): "Hi. My name is Love™ and I’m on the market for someone who’s looking to score serious action, no matter where they like to stick it. I enjoy laps through the park; long, hard grinds on my meaty Park Edges followed by a good, hot waxing. Whether you’re hitting it from the front or the back, my mid wide shape, supple flex, and twin tips like it kinky. Keegan and Mikkel love riding me, I hope you will too."

This has caused quite an uproar here in Vermont (home of Burton):

http://7d.blogs.com/blurt/2008/09/new-burton-boar.html

http://tinyurl.com/3ws2aq

IMO Burton has jumped the shark with this campaign in a desperate attempt to appeal the the 14-21 year old male market.

Where I come from (conservative Islamic country), we had an ad showin on local tv a few years back where the girl was wearing an Islamic headdress.  She was a popular local actress, was recently married and had sported the headdress post-nuptials.  Throughout the ad, she was seen in the shower shampoo-ing(so typical), but we only see foam on her head, nary a hair to be seen..it turned out to be one of the most popular shampoo ads ever..

 Go figure...

well.... i'll admit that i thought the ad was okay.... then i scrolled down and, "OHMYG-D THEY'RE HUGE!!".... out loud too.... at least no one heard me :D. suffice to say.... i didn't really get "shampoo" from that advertisement.... until i read further :).

purrito >' '<

Does anybody else think that their boobs look weird? Hmmmm...maybe it's just me.

My sister's a hairdresser, and she said Pantene is bad for your hair. Something about it coating the hair in protein (or something), and making it look crap if you use it for too long (or something)...i'm sure it's very technical...anyway, I'm not allowed to use it :/

Shit ads, shit product...

No, I totally agree. They were weird, fake, and... exposed. How demeaning. That ad was a complete boo-crap. 10 bucks says someone of the opposite sex came up with it. (If I had more than $10, that money would be on this statement as well)