The Aveno Company Jennifer Aniston

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The Aveeno Company uses an actress like Jennifer Aniston because she is well known. We’ve all seen her, in television shows or movies and we feel that she is kind, down to earth and trustworthy. We as consumers trust her choice in products and therefore they have created a successful ad. They targeted the millions of women with insecurities and promised them that by using a product with their exclusive oat formula they will have beautiful healthier looking

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