To be totally fed up with her?

Nope!
That and that hideous M&S one last year, with a number of non-names including Tracy whatsit smirking away, just makes me determined not to buy.
I'm beyond doing glamourising and as for a Perfect Age .....

Oh, I don't know. I think it's marginally better than the care home ads.

I haven't even noticed her.

I have now

She gets on my nerves too Roseq but adverts are the price we pay for GN being free.

I haven't noticed her either!

I'm not keen on Helen Mirren. And I wouldn't wear that bright red lipstick. And a black biker jacket just wouldn't suit me anymore, not since --my rib cage settled onto my stomach without a gap in between--I became a little short.

my crossing out went wrong.

Virtually all adverts pass me by. Anywhere.
I did notice she was there on this one. And could probably have guessed L'Oreal if asked.
I certainly didnt know about Perfect Film, not heard of it, and wont be seeing it.

I have no idea what the perfect age is. One of those myths I suspect.

It would take much more than an advert to make me think about glamourising myself.

She's suffering somewhat from overexposure... I'm also so over her.

It's all air brushed anyway. Agree about the leather and red lipstick. On the subject of people being over exposed I've just remembered that Crufts is on and Clare Balding is probably presenting it [I used to like her as well till she started presenting EVERYTHING].

Well I still enjoy seeing Clare presenting Crufts because she's actually interested in it. We seem to have so many programmes presented by the latest flavour of the month, despite the fact that they know nothing about the subject and couldn't care less anyway.

Thank you, thank you, thank you. I am also fed up with feeling that I ought to look as good as Helen Mirren when I look and feel just the opposite.

We would all look better if we had professional hairdressers, professional make up artistes, professional stylists, professional personal shoppers, manicurists blah blah. And then airbrushed!

Well of course! It's only an advert for cosmetics, after all.

She's been well paid for it, and at least she's over 25, which seems to be the average age for most of the models in the makeup ads on tv. Good for her, I say!

Yes, the adverts pay for the site. I don't usually notice them but she glides up and down at the top of the page .....

I used to think that Helen Mirren was OK, (although I was never a fan), her own woman, strong, independent and proud to be - well, herself.
Now she seems to have succumbed to the celebrity glamour machine. I am disappointed.

I don't like the image of HM either. It's irritating that she's so done up! I don't feel envious at all.

She's 'done up' because she's advertising L'Oreal cosmetics.

Sold out to the highest bidder.
She doesn't look like HM any more
I mean Helen Mirren btw

On the TV advert she looked decidedly wrinkly so wasn't impressed with the product she was advertising. Great figure though.

I am probably the only one but I think she looks great I know it's all airbrushed, but at least she is over 30, unlike most models they use for anti ageing products.

Ana it's the dress, the hair and the facial expression, not just the makeup.

One could be in full slap and look punky!

She reminds me of a Typical First Lady, in particular Nancy Reagan

Perhaps she's played the Queen once too often?