Schick Quattro Razors Creepily Transform Your Face
References: adsoftheworld
Ah, this Schick ad campaign totally creeps me out. Created by JWT, Venezuela to promote the new Schick Quattro razors, which come with aloe and vitamin E, the ads Photoshop a baby face on an adult body.
Okay, I get it, the razors are so efficient and good that the man’s face will feel as smooth as a baby’s. But such ads are supposed to look cute and inviting, and I surely wouldn’t want my face to look like that!
The ads were photographed by Marcel Boldú.
Okay, I get it, the razors are so efficient and good that the man’s face will feel as smooth as a baby’s. But such ads are supposed to look cute and inviting, and I surely wouldn’t want my face to look like that!
The ads were photographed by Marcel Boldú.
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