Summer is coming, and many women want to wear beautiful skirts because they are not confident about their bodies. So many women will give it weight loss, which also promotes many business opportunities. Many sellers use consumers' psychology to promote their products, but recently, South Korea's slimming cream regeneration stickers have also been reported by CCTV to have false propaganda. In fact, this violates the relevant provisions of the advertising law.

1. False promotion of this so-called Korean slimming cream regeneration sticker has been exaggerated by many businesses as this slimming cream. If it is applied to the thigh or abdomen with more fat, it can penetrate into your skin, and then help decompose and eliminate your fat, thus achieving the effect of slimming.

This advertising effect naturally attracted consumers' attention, and female consumers also bought this product in succession, but these products were judged as false by the drug safety department of Korean food. Some experts said that this product can't penetrate the cortex and can't eliminate medical effects such as fat.

Second, misleading consumption because people nowadays have body anxiety or appearance anxiety, are not confident enough about their body or appearance, and often want to use various methods to make themselves more in line with the so-called aesthetics. At this time, many women will have a slight illness and go to the hospital.

Many sellers have grasped the psychology of consumers, promoted sales at will, made false propaganda and exaggerated the effect of products to guide consumers to buy. However, after relevant inquiries, we can know that these products not only have no publicity effect, but also may lead to arrhythmia, protein loss and other side effects.

Third, in violation of the advertising law, many unscrupulous businesses will carry out false propaganda and promotion in order to obtain more benefits. Advertisements like this Korean slimming cream regeneration sticker obviously violate the requirements of relevant advertising laws. In this regard, consumers should not trust advertisements too much when purchasing products, and seek professional advice from doctors when necessary.