CVS’ ‘Authentic Beauty’ Gets People Talking, Which Isn’t Always A Good Thing

The public response to CVS’ Beauty Mark program, which promotes advertising images that are not digitally altered and requires disclosures on those that are, has been highly favorable overall. But if you give the social media rabble an inch, they’re going to want a mile.

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CVS Pharmacy says 70% of its in-store beauty imagery nationwide, and all beauty imagery across its online sales and social media channels, will be compliant with its Beauty Mark transparency commitment by early February, roughly one year after the program’s launch.

That means the images, whether from CVS or its brand partners, either will bear the retailer’s Beauty Mark, denoting the absence of post-production enhancements, or

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