TV ads aimed at women: A formulaic guide

Start with a nonsensical statement: “A woman is intelligent, and loves mauve”
Show attractive people laughing with lots of mauve.
Say how many other women liked it.
Make up a science-y word: “Non-wrinkle-antium 500”
Sell whatever product you want.

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