Comments on: The Beauty of Being a Woman? http://www.minameow.com/2009/11/thebeautyofbeingawoman/ Musings of a Kitty Girl Thu, 18 Feb 2010 18:00:32 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Mina Meow http://www.minameow.com/2009/11/thebeautyofbeingawoman/comment-page-1/#comment-983 Mina Meow Thu, 26 Nov 2009 02:32:37 +0000 http://www.minameow.com/?p=969#comment-983 Here's how they responded to my email: <blockquote>Dear Mina: Thank you for E-mailing us regarding our Faith Hill advertising campaign. While we sincerely regret the concern you expressed, we are always pleased to hear from our consumers and we value your comments. By taking into account all the comments we receive, we are better able to serve the public. Our advertising campaigns always strive for unique, artistic images and many of them have been critically acclaimed around the world. However, as with any creative endeavor involving individual interpretations, we recognize that some people may view them differently. We respect every person's sensitivities and perspectives, and we assure you that none of our ads are intended to be exploitative or demeaning. We greatly appreciate you taking the time to make your very real concerns known to us. We will most certainly share them with the appr! opriate departments, as they develop future creative images and formats for Coty collections. Sybrina Blissett Product Care Specialist Coty Inc Global Consumer Affairs 1-800-715-4023 (US & Puerto Rico only) WWW.COTY.COM Reference Number 010053727A</blockquote> Here’s how they responded to my email:

Dear Mina:

Thank you for E-mailing us regarding our Faith Hill advertising campaign. While we sincerely regret the concern you expressed, we are always pleased to hear from our consumers and we value your comments.

By taking into account all the comments we receive, we are better able to serve the public. Our advertising campaigns always strive for unique, artistic images and many of them have been critically acclaimed around the world. However, as with any creative endeavor involving individual interpretations, we recognize that some people may view them differently. We respect every person’s sensitivities and perspectives, and we assure you that none of our ads are intended to be exploitative or demeaning.

We greatly appreciate you taking the time to make your very real concerns known to us. We will most certainly share them with the appr! opriate departments, as they develop future creative images and formats for Coty collections.

Sybrina Blissett
Product Care Specialist
Coty Inc Global Consumer Affairs
1-800-715-4023 (US & Puerto Rico only)
http://WWW.COTY.COM

Reference Number 010053727A

]]> By: Sabrina Wolf http://www.minameow.com/2009/11/thebeautyofbeingawoman/comment-page-1/#comment-970 Sabrina Wolf Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:26:44 +0000 http://www.minameow.com/?p=969#comment-970 +1 from me! The list of people, celebrities especially that I'm aggravated with, is getting longer and longer. +1 from me! The list of people, celebrities especially that I’m aggravated with, is getting longer and longer.

]]> By: MsSamber http://www.minameow.com/2009/11/thebeautyofbeingawoman/comment-page-1/#comment-969 MsSamber Thu, 19 Nov 2009 20:19:38 +0000 http://www.minameow.com/?p=969#comment-969 The beauty I see in the mirror has nothing to do with the perfume I (dont) wear, the (not designer) clothes hanging off my body or the (simple) jewelry I wear. It has everything to do with the wrinkles I am beginning to adorn. My beauty is defined by my actions, by my history, by my decisions. I see my beauty being shaped every day by the choices I make, the stances I take, and the family I have chosen. To see my beauty I can look in the mirror, in the eyes of a friend, or to the proud face of my mother. For a stranger to see my beauty, all it takes is a conversation. A persons worth is not judged by what they are, but who they are. The beauty I see in the mirror has nothing to do with the perfume I (dont) wear, the (not designer) clothes hanging off my body or the (simple) jewelry I wear. It has everything to do with the wrinkles I am beginning to adorn. My beauty is defined by my actions, by my history, by my decisions. I see my beauty being shaped every day by the choices I make, the stances I take, and the family I have chosen. To see my beauty I can look in the mirror, in the eyes of a friend, or to the proud face of my mother. For a stranger to see my beauty, all it takes is a conversation. A persons worth is not judged by what they are, but who they are.

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