Connotative Qualities and Weasel Words of CoverGirl Cosmetics CoverGirl Cosmetics was launched in 1961 nationally with Clean Liquid Makeup. In 1997, the infamous campaign slogan, "Easy, Breezy, Beautiful..." debuted which helped solidify COVERGIRL's equity: clean, fresh, natural and approachable. A covergirl is a female model whose picture appears on magazine covers. But, what covergirl means to me is a smart easy going and fun girl, also known as "the complete package". An individual who brightens up peoples lives and adds style and class to every situation. Only a selected few are chosen for this position and it is not an easy job to achieve. Everyone interprets a “covergirl” in a different way. Each covergirl is also different because
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Without thinking, Dads all around us have a great impact on the lives of their daughters and their daughter's personal image. My Daddy has definitely had an impact on my life and my body image. Even though he thinks I don’t listen when he tells me that I don’t need makeup, that I am beautiful just the way I am, I do listen. I think about it every time I put on makeup and try my hardest not to make myself look any different than what I am supposed to. I did some research on Dads' opinions on makeup and found a great article that I feel reflects all Dads ideals. The father in the article is writing a letter to his daughter while he is standing in a makeup aisle. He uses the word “oppressive” and I looked up the word to get the literal definition of it. It says that it is unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint. I think that the father uses this word because he feels as if makeup is constraining his daughter’s real and true beauty. I think that my Dad would agree with this because he always says to me, do not put too much makeup on or you will not look like you. The father in the article points out phrases that contain many different weasel words. For example, affordably gorgeous, infallible, flawless finish, brilliant strength, liquid power, go
Without thinking, Dads all around us have a great impact on the lives of their daughters and their daughter's personal image. My Daddy has definitely had an impact on my life and my body image. Even though he thinks I don’t listen when he tells me that I don’t need makeup, that I am beautiful just the way I am, I do listen. I think about it every time I put on makeup and try my hardest not to make myself look any different than what I am supposed to. I did some research on Dads' opinions on makeup and found a great article that I feel reflects all Dads ideals. The father in the article is writing a letter to his daughter while he is standing in a makeup aisle. He uses the word “oppressive” and I looked up the word to get the literal definition of it. It says that it is unjustly inflicting hardship and constraint. I think that the father uses this word because he feels as if makeup is constraining his daughter’s real and true beauty. I think that my Dad would agree with this because he always says to me, do not put too much makeup on or you will not look like you. The father in the article points out phrases that contain many different weasel words. For example, affordably gorgeous, infallible, flawless finish, brilliant strength, liquid power, go