A Rhetorical Analysis Of The Fat Fader

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The Fat Fader is always something that I have been wanting to use, but I just never got around to it. So I decided to write about this product because I hear that it is better than the rest of the other ones that are creams. One of the reviews that had used this product said that “[she] absolutely [loved] this stuff. [She] tried it for the first time last year and then decided to try sweet sweat. [She] didn't even finish [her] stick of sweet sweat before deciding to re order fat fader. [She] sweat so much more with it on and [she saw] a difference on [her] stomach and legs. [She] usually only put it on right before [she worked] out” (Melinda Garcia). So I would like to encourage others to use this product because it truly will help them lose excessive skin that they do not want anymore. People that are working out or if they just want something that will help them simmer down I recommend that they use fat fader.
This advertisement shows the picture of the product in the center to show the product
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It uses ethos with the question about the personal trainers using the fat fader. But in reality, I do not know a personal trainer that uses this product. So it is false advertisement as well as the steps when it says that it is as “easy as 1, 2, 3” because it represents that there is no hard work that needs to be done. Until you actually read the back of the product and look for its instructions, but it will probably say that you have to work out with it. When some people would think that all they have to do is apply it and the cream does the work on its own. Pathos are expressed with the pictures because it shows how you could have your body looking like. It makes you feel like you want to start working out on your body by looking at the pictures. The pictures have transformations of people that want to make you start on your weight lose formation as