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ewww…. hahaha! I don’t know whether to be repelled or amused;)
ROFL!!! That is classic!!! I love it!
🙂 :-), the danger of writing ads
love it that is too funny
LOL…good one 🙂
haha
Giggles! I love this. The English language is a treasure, isn’t it?
Should’ve had a normal (i.e., non marketing) person proof read!
Sometimes we just don’t realize how something sounds until it is already “out there”, hm? 🙂 Too funny!!
That’s a good one!
Hahaha. Too funny. Can’t believe they missed that in the proof reading.
Very cute!! I get so itchy in the winter though, there are days I’d like to take it off 🙂
I actually have a degree in advertising and public relations (which I obviously don’t use), but am always laughing or complaining about things that would have gotten me a bad grade. This would have done that. Thanks for the giggle!!
Julie
I think they meant the “second” skin, which is the makeup you put on. I am reading it the unconventional way. It may mean that if you put this “second” skin on, even after you’ve taken it off (i.e. removed it at the end of the day), your skin will be better because you’ve used the makeup. It’s a skin-nourishing makeup, I suppose.
I don’t use makeup, but I think that’s what the marketing folks at Neutrogena is trying to say.