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Sunsilk Shampoo Ads from Glamour Magazine

by Gwen Sharp, PhD, Aug 10, 2007, at 07:23 pm

Before…

…and after.

Good for showing how gender is inscribed into product packaging, how packages become symbols of ideal femininity, and the normalization of cosmetic surgery as a way to achieve that ideal.

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