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On Monday, the company said it would step away from using "materially" airbrushed photos to promote its beauty products in stores, online and in marketing materials. 

"We will not digitally alter or change a person's shape, size, proportion, skin or eye color or enhance or alter lines, wrinkles or other individual characteristics," CVS said in a press release. "We want our beauty aisle to be a place where our customers can always come to feel good, while representing and celebrating the authenticity and diversity of the communities we serve."

To indicate a photo's authenticity, CVS will start putting a "CVS Beauty Mark" label on images that haven't been significantly retouched. The watermark will start appearing on beauty photos produced by CVS later this year.

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Morphine Prince

CVS is a pharmacy where they also sell beauty products with many having a huge section just for these products. 

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Lion Heart

K I guess. 

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That's actually a very interesting move on their part, to be honest.

They're a drug store brand, so they recognize their accessibility to the "communities [they] serve" aka people of lower economic status.

Not necessarily a good or bad move on their part, but I commend it.

3 points in and ready for more
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SychosSoChic

Today drug store brands :tony:

Tomorrow Vogue :tony:

Life ain't Hollywood for any one of us.
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JustinTrudeau

Interesting move. Can't complain about it, tbh.

I fell down the stairs once as an actor.
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