re Nivea survey

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Danielle37 Posted: Thu, Aug 14 2008 11:11 AM
Would have liked to have seen more scientific proof related to the claims being made otherwise quite entertaining and a very desirable product.
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ashke replied on Thu, Aug 14 2008 12:23 PM
yes, just because you say it works, doesn't mean it's going to!
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Makes me wonder if it really works..... you know what they say, if it looks to good to be true it usually is.
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Totally agree with you CraftyFreak.

Not sure how a rubbing a cream on my tummy can made me look like the model in the ad in just 4 weeks.

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JenRoc replied on Thu, Aug 14 2008 9:18 PM
ANOTHER product to con women into thinking that all you have to do is rub a cream in to look and feel better! Nothing will slim and tone the body like good diet and exercise.
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Jude_Youd replied on Thu, Aug 14 2008 9:30 PM
liked the ad just not sure she looked like she had had any children.
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Nat replied on Fri, Aug 15 2008 11:28 PM
As far as surveys go, this one was pretty good. It was easy to answer the questions and there werent any of those bazaar options such as "advert made me feel cheerful".
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sfsun75 replied on Sun, Aug 17 2008 6:01 PM

The first ad was stupid and pretty much made me angry. the line of "we all remember how good we felt in our silhouette"

What a stupid line! It implied that all skinny women who got married were still skinny and should use the cream to keep their 'wedding day feel'...how offensive to us all "normal" women, and women who are not married! If they use that one then it shows that Nivea is shallow-minded (I'm not saying that they are, just that ad implies it)

The second one was much better, but I am never convinced by stupid claims like the one they are trying to sell. Certainly won't be buying it...

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Sfsun75 you hit the nail right on the head. It just makes us normal women feel like putting a bag over our heads! I can't imagine how a cream with white tea and anise could tone our body in 4 weeks? Usually only exercise can do that...

Also, they showed her perfect at the beginning and perfect at the end so why does she need to use it?? I couldn't see any part of her that needed toning in the first place. They should have put a chubby wobbly thighs woman on there and then shown us how toned she was at the end...The ad implies that everything goes downhill from marriage.

They didn't give us a price for it so i think it's going to be expensive.

I won't be buying it unless they get a BBW on the ad or someone who has a bit of untoned skin... why don't they put REAL people in these commercials to show us how it works. No point using miss body beautiful on there, it doesn't show us a thing.

 

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A plastic surgeon once told me that good old (and cheap) Sorbolene cream will do exactly the same as what the expensive product do.  It's not the cream that will tone and tighten (reduce cellulite etc) but the actual rubbing and massaging of the skin.  So I wouldn't even  bother wasting my money trying this product.  Don't be conned by advertising ladies....

 

And I agree, second ad was much better than the first!

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Naomi11 replied on Mon, Aug 18 2008 9:24 PM
Yeah, As if it works anyway, but especially in 4 weeks, yeah right... But, the packaging looks pretty snazzy.. I will probably give it a go. I like to try different creams, and I like Nivea brand.
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When I first saw the ad It Made Me Angry, And Found It Offensive, The Model Was Thin And Did Not Need The Cream, And The Line Beauty Is Body Confidence Was Even More Offensive, "So Normal Women Are Not Beautiful" Thats The Message I Got From The Ad. They Should Use Real People In These Ads With Real Proof After 4 weeks.
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Now if they had in the ad that this product works best alongside a good diet and exercise then I might believe its statements.  This woman won't be buying it and by the way Nivea I was a size 18 when I got married and after two kids bigger now.  No offence to skinny women but its time they used models with real curves.
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net3199 replied on Wed, Aug 20 2008 1:47 PM
I hated the ad as it puts so much pressure on women to look good, what about the man?  Doesn't it matter what he looks like?  So annoying.  Very limited way of portraying women.  Ick.Zip it!
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One of the most stupid ads I've seen this year.
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