Always - Misleading

[lynbrown]

In the advert for Always, we see a young woman playing tennis, whirling around in her tiny tennis dress. As she turns, we get a shot of her shapely bottom, wearing very skimpy underwear. We are expected to believe she is wearing Always press on towels with this outfit. Is there a woman alive who believes this could be true? Its one of the most misleading adverts on TV.

[Mamyalynne]

It's not exactly a thong, more a short.

[wolf63]

The towels today are tiny compared with the huge pads of cotton wool we had when I was a teen.

[anneasquith]

So if I use always, I’ll become a great tennis player ?

[bednobs]

press on towels = its years since i heard that term!
i dont know if you've had need to wear sanitary pads lately but they really are thin. You can even in fact get thong ones. i am (just) old enugh to remember looped towels - things have certainlymo ved on since then

[douglas9401]

Why would the fragrant Heather need a towel in her pants when the ball-person is on hand with a much more substantial one with just a nod?
And she has her coach to tell her when to press on.

[Marshwarble]

Wouldn't she have to be wearing something though?