Rhetorical Analysis: Makeup has no Gender
Words: 1461 959Introduction The phrase "Makeup has no gender" has emerged as a powerful rhetorical statement in contemporary beauty discourse, challenging traditional gender norms and advocating for inclusivity in cosmetic practices. This declarative statement has gained significant traction across social media platforms, marketing campaigns, and beauty industry communications, functioning as both a slogan for social change and a commercial positioning strategy. This rhetorical analysis examines the statement's persuasive elements, contextual significance, intended audience, and effectiveness in reshaping cultural perceptions around gender and […]