ASA bans Mila Kunis 'misleading' body cream ad
16 Jan 2013 | by Charlotte Henry
An ad featuring 'Black Swan' actress Mila Kunis for Rodial cosmetics has been banned
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It has also cited a number of sectors, including pay-day loans companies, cosmetic and healthcare providers, and "freemium" video games and apps, as set to come under increasing scrutiny. In its annual report, the ASA reported it had received 31,298 complaints about 18,990 ads over the course of the past ...
An ad featuring 'Black Swan' actress Mila Kunis for Rodial cosmetics has been banned
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