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    The document discusses the advertised benefits of Kagayaku soap and identifies logical fallacies. It claims the soap contains glycerin to moisturize skin without drying it out, as well as alpha arbutin and niacinamide to lighten skin and treat acne scars and hyperpigmentation. However, it argues the advertising presents logical fallacies by making unsupported claims and failing to provide reasonable evidence that the soap can truly remove scars or whiten skin 10 times over, questioning the authenticity of customer photos and backgrounds of people in the testimonials.

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    The document discusses the advertised benefits of Kagayaku soap and identifies logical fallacies. It claims the soap contains glycerin to moisturize skin without drying it out, as well as alpha arbutin and niacinamide to lighten skin and treat acne scars and hyperpigmentation. However, it argues the advertising presents logical fallacies by making unsupported claims and failing to provide reasonable evidence that the soap can truly remove scars or whiten skin 10 times over, questioning the authenticity of customer photos and backgrounds of people in the testimonials.

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    The document discusses the advertised benefits of Kagayaku soap and identifies logical fallacies. It claims the soap contains glycerin to moisturize skin without drying it out, as well as alpha arbutin and niacinamide to lighten skin and treat acne scars and hyperpigmentation. However, it argues the advertising presents logical fallacies by making unsupported claims and failing to provide reasonable evidence that the soap can truly remove scars or whiten skin 10 times over, questioning the authenticity of customer photos and backgrounds of people in the testimonials.

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    Ariana Sumbe
    The document discusses the advertised benefits of Kagayaku soap and identifies logical fallacies. It claims the soap contains glycerin to moisturize skin without drying it out, as well as alpha arbutin and niacinamide to lighten skin and treat acne scars and hyperpigmentation. However, it argues the advertising presents logical fallacies by making unsupported claims and failing to provide reasonable evidence that the soap can truly remove scars or whiten skin 10 times over, questioning the authenticity of customer photos and backgrounds of people in the testimonials.

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    KAGAYAKU SOAP BY: ROSMAR

    What is benefits of kagayaku soap?


    Image result for kagayaku soap
    Soap Benefits:

    Thanks to Glycerin, this bleaching soap should lighten and brighten your
    skin without leaving it dry. Additionally, the Alpha Arbutin in this soap will
    aid in the treatment of acne scars. Furthermore, Niacinamide will help
    with hyperpigmentation.
    LOGICAL FALLACIES IN KAGAYAKU
    SOAP
    There are logical fallacies presented in the
    advertisement of the product. Since there are no
    reasonable and sufficient evidences that these soap
    can really remove scars and it can 10x whiten the
    person who will use this product.

    - The photos of feedback might be edited.


    - The person using the product could be really born
    with light skin.

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