Max Factor ad

• Suggests if you use this product you'll attract men.
• Her hairstyle is conservative. 
• Mise en scene of their costumes indicate they are middle class.
• Black and white Intertextual reference to a  a romantic films.
• Top strip of images looks like a film strip.
• If you wear max factor you life will be like a film.
• Affordable drugstore brand costs 6 shillings £9.
• Audience is working class Women.
• Only men in the background which suggests male dominance.
• Setting looks like an office which suggests she's working woman.
• Office scene is potentially subverting stereotypes.
• Small and simple product which suggests its easy to use.
• Implies women are stupid.
• Her makeup is obvious which reinforces the ideology that women need makeup to look beautiful.
• Direct mode of address.
• Try's to make the audience feel self conscious.
• Comic book style.
• The male is invading her personal space.
•  She's either looking at herself or the man through her mirror- polysemic.
• Intradiegetic- within the world of narrative.
• This advert reinforces the ideology that men have the dominant authority.
•  Not hegemonic-ally acceptable for men to wear makeup.