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Two side-by-side Dove advertisements, each contrasting a young girl's natural appearance with her later engagement in anti-aging skincare. The left ad shows a Black girl: in 2015, she smiles holding a popsicle; in 2024, she applies under-eye patches and uses a facial roller. The right ad shows a white girl: in 2010, she smiles in a green cowboy hat; in 2024, she applies a face mask. Both ads feature the headline "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" and text stating, "Girls as young as 10 are being influenced
Two side-by-side Dove advertisements, each contrasting a young girl's natural appearance with her later engagement in anti-aging skincare. The left ad shows a girl with dark hair: in 2017, she sings into a microphone; in 2024, she poses with a facial cleansing brush. The right ad shows a girl with blonde hair: in 2003, she smiles on a carousel; in 2024, she applies a liquid from a dropper to her face. Both ads feature the headline "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" and text stating, "Girls as young as 10 a
A large digital billboard in an urban setting displays a Dove advertisement. The ad features two split images of a young girl: on the left, she smiles on a carousel, and on the right, she applies skincare with a dropper. Below the images, the text reads "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" followed by the Dove logo. The billboard is surrounded by modern glass and concrete buildings, with blurred figures of people and bicycles in the foreground, suggesting a busy street or plaza.
A large digital billboard, labeled "OCEAN" at the top, displays a Dove advertisement in an urban setting. The ad features two split images of a young girl: on the left, she sings into a microphone, and on the right, she poses with a facial cleansing brush. Below the images, the text reads "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" followed by the Dove logo. The billboard is situated on a street with a mix of modern glass buildings and older brick architecture, under a cloudy sky. A hedge and planters are in the fo
A large digital billboard in an urban setting displays a Dove advertisement. The ad features two split images of a young Black girl: on the left, she smiles holding a popsicle, and on the right, she applies under-eye patches and uses a facial roller. Below the images, the text reads "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" followed by the Dove logo. The billboard is surrounded by modern glass and concrete buildings, with blurred figures of people and bicycles in the foreground, suggesting a busy street or plaza.
A large digital billboard displays a Dove advertisement in an outdoor urban setting on a cloudy day. The ad features two split images of a young white girl: on the left, she smiles in a green cowboy hat, giving a thumbs-up; on the right, she applies a face mask while wearing a leopard-print headband. Below the images, the text reads "When did 10 stop looking like 10?" followed by the Dove logo. The billboard stands on a wet, reflective pavement, with people walking by, some blurred due to motion.

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