Ask Marivi - AHispanic Beauty Trends

“Today its easy to notice that is changed. The perception of beauty has widened. More ethnic models star in mainstream ads. Common practice for many beauty brands nowadays. And that of course includes Hispanic women/models. It is very common to find actress Eva Longoria or Penelope Cruz in Loreal beauty ads or Eva Mendez for Revlon. Unilevers Dove brand in their Campaign for Real Beauty also includes Hispanic “real” women.”

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