Serving ones country by getting rid of acne?

On the ad we have Julianne Hough and already famous woman who look perfect. She has pearly white teeth nice blonde hair that seems like silk high nice cheek bones. Her eyebrows are done so beautifully and nice bright blue eyes staring back at you. The ad is about getting rid of acne. Viewers or people walking by see this flawless skinned woman before them and then think of their own skin problems. The ad obviously targets [people who feel insecure because of their acne. Obviously if she looks like that then the proactive works right.  But we forget that she is famous with money of course her skin is flawless. As a singer she has to maintain her beauty where it was actually proactive that made her skin look like this or Photoshop people aren’t really thinking that. They are thinking about the fact that her skin is smooth so it must work. But it doesn’t seem to stop with perfect skin! Look at her she has straight pearly white teach and she’s beautiful. That tells people, hey, you can be beautiful too just use proactive. Then after you see this beautiful lady your eyes roam to the #1 that just can’t get any bolder. It’s telling you its number one it’s going to work after all its number 1 in America. And then two other things that pop right at you is free gift but then of course the rest of the sentence is smaller because it’s not really free. Free comes with a price of $12. Then lastly you see the Thank you for serving your country. The brand is so good that when you buy it it’s like your serving your country.