Today, the high sales of popular consumer goods reflect the power of advertising and not the real needs of the society in which they are sold. To what extent do you agree or disagree

Nowadays, because of the glamour of advertising, many

people

tend to buy luxury

goods

endorsed by celebrities. Many believe

such

purchases are entirely

due to

the

celebrity

effect rather than a demand for the

goods

. In my opinion, I agree with

this

viewpoint.

Firstly

, purchasers are primarily attracted to the item by the endorser—

for example

, a

celebrity

who is famous worldwide endorses a beauty instrument. Many fans will buy it because of the star. What the effectiveness of the beauty appliance is, whether the price of

this

item is reasonable, and whether they need the beauty appliance themselves, most of them do not consider. Go back to the nature of things and look at them, removing the aura of

celebrity

. Looking only at the

goods

themselves, those earrings, rings, clothes, and other

goods

are not worth the massive price

people

pay. The

celebrity

effect often makes consumers lose their minds and spend unthinkingly on many premium and unwanted things.

Secondly

, advertisements are somewhat confusing. Adverts will highlight the benefits of a product to

such

an extent that they make consumers more willing to buy it

while

ignoring whether they need the item so much so that many

people

have two or three refrigerators at home and many pieces of clothing that have been worn once or twice or never at all.

This

also

creates waste to a large extent. All in all, I think

celebrity

endorsement will make

people

buy many things they do not need and make consumers lose their judgement,

thus

wasting money.

People

should think about their motives for buying, spend wisely and follow their consumption wishes.