Someone believes these commercials??? Really???? Um, no one looks that good or has hair with that much volume or never has a pimple. Google stars without makeup and see what comes up. Most of the stars are barely recognizable.

Very tired of all the hypocrites. Not everyone follows the life and syles of the rich and famous and therefore turn to ads to direct them in what appears to be products to enhance their beauty. SHAME on all these companies who exploit the innocence of these women who have until recently been exposed to the real enhancements of their products (extentions, digital enhancements, airbrushing and artifical lighting..etc.

Please!!! L'Oreal has Linda Evangelista doing commercials for anti-aging products......I have read a couple articles where she said she has had botox injections, (watch her face NOT move in the commercials), micro-dermabrasion, and every other thing you can think of, done to her skin. And they are trying to use her to sell their product?? They need to get someone who actually uses their products!!!

I don't care - she's still one of the most beautiful women on the planet!!

this entire farce is just another commercial for the company. gee let's all sit around and give a care.

Glad to see these controvercial ads. My friends have always said I should do a Suave commercial using my lovely long locks as they are shocked when I tell them I use Suave products only. They can airbrush my face all they want but no need to change my hair. Just a thought.

I don't think it's false advertising at all. As an owner of human hair extensions, it's not just about putting hair on your head that's absolutely flawless 24 hours a day. You have to ukeep with them as well; shampooing, conditioning, etc. It is very possible that she could have used the products on both her hair AND her extension hair pieces, both being representation of the product's usage.

boo hoo. if you had the time and actually knew how to style hair YES your hair could look good, too.

THE THING THAT MAKES ME IS THE FACT THAT WE KNOW THAT THESE CELEBS GET AIRBRUSHED, BOTOXED AND EVERYTHING ELSE YET WE COMPLAIN WHENEVER WE HEAR OR SEE THAT THEY USE A PRODUCT AND YET SOMEHOW THEY FANTASIC RESULTS. WAKE UP AND SMELL THE COFFEE PEOPLE!!!! JUST BE HAPPY ABOUT WHO U ARE AND STOP RELYING ON BEAUTY PRODUCTS TO MAKE YOU FEEL BETTER.

wow, really? Who cares, I mean what exactly is the argument? They are not hiding the fact the she is wearing extensions.

That's like having Beyonce model for these commercials. So fake. Maybe i'm just jealous. But I'm black and i don't and afraid will never have shiny beautiful hair as they advertise. NOOOO i'm not calling my fro ugly... But you should get the point.

ads for hair products or make up or what ever, should show the person WITH OUT ANY MAKE UP or with their hair UN WASHED. they should apply the make up DURING THE AD, or WASH THEIR HAIR DURING THE AD. then we'll see how well this over priced GARBAGE really works.......

When photographers shoot food ads, they're allowed to "doctor" any product shot, except for the product being advertised. They have to leave that one alone. That should hold for people and hair.
I'm not going to brag about my beautiful locks, dphlmbd, but I agree. Suave is the best I have used. And it's inexpensive.

I would probably look that good to if I had professional stylist doing my hair to for a commercial or any add in that case. Its silly for people to believe that its just her naturial hair and she ha dno help with it at all, we should all have hair stylist doing our hair so we could look that good.

I'm going to play devil's advocate on this one. First off, it said that she was wearing EXTENSIONS. So how much of the hair is really hers? Are the extensions for length (to make her hair longer) or volume (to make her hair fuller)? If the extensions are primarily for length, then it's no big deal as the product being advertised is one for giving your hair body and volume, something that can be achieved even with short hair. Now, if the extensions are for the purposes of giving her hair volume THEN I would say it's false advertising.

They are not the only ones who stretch the truth, cover girl and most of the cosmetic companies when advertising their mascara do the same thing, they show women wearing false eyelashes and most women think that if they use their product their eye lashes will look the same and the anti wrinkle creams they air brush most of the older actresses or they use women in their 20's, so naturally they will look good.
So why take it so seriously they all do it!

People who do commercials are called ACTORS. They are not necessarily users of the product they are selling, they get PAID to say they are. I bet all the people who got mad about this commercial watch wrestling and think its real too LMAO