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We keep having arguments between creative and PR about where 'professional' ends and 'unauthentic' begins when we polish spokespeople's images.
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Become — change the pattern
+Look at our last [N=40] spokesperson portraits: identify the recurring retouch habits that trigger…
Become — change the pattern
+Look at our last [N=40] spokesperson portraits: identify the recurring retouch habits that trigger social backlash or editorial rejection. Propose a single retouch guideline for skin (what to remove, what to keep), and a sign-off step involving the [person=spokesperson] or PR so we protect authenticity while still presenting a polished face in campaign channels.
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