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Aspro Atlantic Medikal Turizm Ticaret Limited Şirketi t/a AsproMED
A paid-for Facebook ad for cosmetic surgery abroad was irresponsible, trivialised the decision to undergo surgery, contained misleading claims about bariatic surgery and misleadingly omitted information regarding the need for pre-consultation.
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Transform Hospital Group Ltd t/a Transform
We banned an ad for trivialising plastic surgery.
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Brand Evangelists for Beauty Ltd
We banned an ad for making claims about a caffeinated hair product that couldn’t be substantiated.
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Ersoy Health Services Tourism Ltd t/a Clinic Haus
A paid-for Facebook ad for cosmetic surgery abroad irresponsibly implied a time-limited promotion, trivialised the decision to undergo surgery and misleadingly omitted information regarding the need for pre-consultation.
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D&A Cosmetics Ltd
A TikTok post on Aimee Crowder’s account exaggerated the efficacy of a lip plumper.
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Wild Cosmetics Ltd
A YouTube ad for deodorant made misleading claims about other brands preventing the release of toxins, and that aluminium salts are potentially harmful.
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Wild Cosmetics Ltd
A pre-roll ad on YouTube for a natural deodorant and that featured a reference to masturbation was inappropriately targeted on a channel largely aimed at and featuring content that was likely to appeal to children.
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Oriflame Cosmetics SA t/a Oriflame
Two posts on a recruitment company’s Facebook page were misleading as they did not include sufficient information to make consumers aware that the outlined incentives were based on specific earnings and recruitment targets.
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Linia Cosmetic Surgery
We partially upheld complaints about ads seen on Facebook for breast augmentation for being irresponsible.
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Estee Lauder Cosmetics Ltd t/a Clinique
The website for the skincare and cosmetics company, Clinique, www.clinique.co.uk, seen on 15 August
consumers were aware that they were a prestige cosmetic company, stocked in the cosmetic section of ” in the context of their cosmetics products in the same way that they would in the context of a food
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My Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
A TV ad for an anti-aging serum and a product listing on its website included misleading delivery claims and a time-limited promotional offer.
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FM Cosmetics Distribution UK Ltd t/a FM World
Three Facebook posts for employment opportunities with a cosmetics retailer made unsupported claims about the likely level of earnings that applicants could achieve.
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My Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
A TV ad for a home-use skin treatment product was not misleading.
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Cosmetic Medical Advice UK Ltd t/a Dr Rita Rakus Clinic
Instagram posts that implied an IV drip treatment could help to prevent people from catching coronavirus/COVID-19 broke the advertising rules.
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The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
An advertorial for an eye cream from the Perfect Cosmetic Company, appearing in the national press
£29.99”. 1. The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd responded that both “The miracle eye cream that has control over those articles and provided a copy of both articles.2. The Perfect Cosmetics Company Eyes”. The Perfect Cosmetics Company provided a copy of an email chain between themselves and Marie
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The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd t/a My Perfect Eyes & My Perfect Facial
Three advertorial style national press ads for facial skin products from the Perfect Cosmetics ”. Further large text stated “My Perfect Eyes is a non-surgical cosmetic miracle which erases is a non-surgical cosmetic miracle which erases puffiness, fine lines, wrinkles and more in under
had endorsed My Perfect Eyes. 1. The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd said their claims relating to My the cosmetic industry. They said My Perfect Eyes worked by forming a tightening film on the skin and . The Perfect Cosmetics Company said the efficacy claims were substantiated by a 2015 clinical study
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BPerfect Ltd
A series of Instagram story posts on Charlotte Dawson’s account were banned for failing to disclose they were ads, as well as using filters to exaggerate a product’s efficacy
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The Belvedere Clinic Ltd
The home page of a cosmetic surgery clinic website, irresponsibly put consumers under pressure to book a surgical procedure and misleadingly claimed to be one of the most successful cosmetic surgery companies in the UK today” and “a leading expert in cosmetic surgery and breast surgery.”
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Cosmedicare UK Ltd
A radio ad for Cosmedicare, a cosmetic surgery company, heard 9 January 2019, which featured -over that stated, “For your free cosmetic surgery consultation, 3D scan and price promise quote
attractiveness to cosmetic surgery. Cosmedicare UK Ltd outlined that the ad was intended to be a light -hearted, anecdotal scenario about a woman who felt good after having cosmetic surgery done. They said transformational benefits that cosmetic surgery could have for some people. Radiocentre also believed the
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Erdem Clinic
A paid-for Facebook ad for cosmetic surgery abroad irresponsibly pressured consumers into undertaking cosmetic interventions, exploited insecurities around body image and misleadingly omitted information about the need for pre-consultation.
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Wild Cosmetics Ltd
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Wild Cosmetics Ltd
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FM Cosmetics UK Ltd t/a Federico Mahora
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Rituals Cosmetics eCommerce BV
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Estee Lauder Cosmetics Ltd t/a Estée Lauder UK, La Mer UK
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BPerfect Cosmetics Ltd
Media: Internet (social networking)
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Avon Cosmetics Ltd
Media: Catalogue
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The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
Media: Television
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The Perfect Cosmetics Company Ltd
Media: Internet (on own site)
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Estee Lauder Cosmetics Ltd and Lydia Elise Millen
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Sovereign Clinics Ltd
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Centre For Medical Sciences & Research Ltd t/a CFMSR
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North Wood Clinic
Media: Internet (on own site)
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S-Thetics Ltd
Media: Internet (on own site)
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Noa Clinic Uslugi Medyczne SP. O. O
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The Belvedere Clinic Ltd
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Dr Sheila
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Harley Surgery by Riccardo Frati
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UK Credit Ltd
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Sthetix Ltd t/a Sthetix