L’Oréal Argentina has come under fire from Twitter users after a series of tweets the company posted on 8 March were considered by some to be sexist and offensive.
L'Oréal Argentina accused of sexist tweets
The cosmetics company was criticised for its tweets using the #mesientomujer hashtag
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