Talking about un'appealing' press releases it is most unfortunate that residents from Medway have to observe a 51 year old lady quite literally shedding skin on the Rochester & Strood Conservative website.
We all know the local Tories are beholden to corporate and vested interests, unless of course its based anywhere near Europe, but anti-ageing companies based in North America could, you would think, be going a bit far.
It is particularly interesting to note the product being advertised, somewhat ironically given the age profile of the Tory group (who presumably dont use the product), is actually subject to a number of user concerns.
The advert is a link to a fake newspaper screen (try linking to the other topics in the main news section) and is actually a shameless plug for two particular products BellaPlex and Hydroxatone, produced by a US company called Bellezza Products, LLC.
One google of this company and you are quickly drawn to the conclusion that this company is not all that is appears to be. There are huge numbers of complaints about whether this product actually works and/or the difficulty in getting out of any purchase agreement once signed into.
I, of course, would never seek to make a comment on its relative merit, but given the number and nature of complaints there should be concern from local Conservatives about who and how they are advertising.
We all know Cameron likes the air-brush but could it be that like the Tories its promises are just too good to be true or are we about to see some miraculous results from our blue-rinse brigade of Councillor's?
I don't know any Tories that shed skin like that in the advert, but I have been known to be wrong. I wait with earnest the next Council meeting.
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