L'oreal Paris Make-up
Format: White, tan, and bits of purple introduce the pictures flawless outlook.
Kind of Image: The image is given away by the general bottles of make-up in a graphical design. The smudge of make-up on the corner right is swirled profusely towards the top.
Audience: This is an advertisement for L'oreal Paris Make-up. Most likely the audience is women in their early 20s to late 40s. Women are known to keep their beauty hidden from the world because biology is not in their favor. When we think photo shop, we think perfection. In this case woman feel that this liquid make-up will photo shop their skin to perfection covering their acne, pimples, black heads, scars, birth marks, and and other ugliness they disapprove of.
Emotion: The bottles are small indicating that a dab is enough to hide every mark. Trying to look pretty does not take so much and the reaction of the size of the bottle is used to show the long lasting effects of the product.
Composition and Layout: The simplicity of the layout is white with the most intrigued information for a person to catch interest is the right side where the slogan is used in grey and then the product under it and the brand name on the bottom.The information on the left side of the page is more formal and talks about the products advantage.
Text:The message, " The Un-Makeup Revolution. Our 1st liquid powder. No Flaws. No-Make-up feel" suggests that the product is like magic. Once applied to your face it is like you woke up the next day feeling like your face was kissed by angels. The text that says "experience a liquid powder transformation" is telling the audience which is women will feel 'the form', 'the look', and 'the feel' to be outrageously magical and applied to make you feel strong.
Response: L'oreal Paris make-up would most likely prefer a woman to feel naked when she applies make-up. A woman's features is divine and should not be hindered by make-up because it makes women feel good about themselves.
Kind of Image: The image is given away by the general bottles of make-up in a graphical design. The smudge of make-up on the corner right is swirled profusely towards the top.
Audience: This is an advertisement for L'oreal Paris Make-up. Most likely the audience is women in their early 20s to late 40s. Women are known to keep their beauty hidden from the world because biology is not in their favor. When we think photo shop, we think perfection. In this case woman feel that this liquid make-up will photo shop their skin to perfection covering their acne, pimples, black heads, scars, birth marks, and and other ugliness they disapprove of.
Emotion: The bottles are small indicating that a dab is enough to hide every mark. Trying to look pretty does not take so much and the reaction of the size of the bottle is used to show the long lasting effects of the product.
Composition and Layout: The simplicity of the layout is white with the most intrigued information for a person to catch interest is the right side where the slogan is used in grey and then the product under it and the brand name on the bottom.The information on the left side of the page is more formal and talks about the products advantage.
Text:The message, " The Un-Makeup Revolution. Our 1st liquid powder. No Flaws. No-Make-up feel" suggests that the product is like magic. Once applied to your face it is like you woke up the next day feeling like your face was kissed by angels. The text that says "experience a liquid powder transformation" is telling the audience which is women will feel 'the form', 'the look', and 'the feel' to be outrageously magical and applied to make you feel strong.
Response: L'oreal Paris make-up would most likely prefer a woman to feel naked when she applies make-up. A woman's features is divine and should not be hindered by make-up because it makes women feel good about themselves.