Print and TV adverts (see above & below) for Lynx deodorant featuring busty glamour model and Strippers vs. Werewolves star Lucy Pinder have been banned in the U.K. for making ugly women feel bad. According to the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA), a rancid smelling countryman is far more tolerable than a bitter wife or girlfriend.

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Says the ASA:

We considered that the various activities that Ms Pinder carried out were presented in a sexually provocative way, and that alongside the focus on Ms Pinder’s cleavage … were likely to be seen as gratuitous and to objectify women.

We therefore concluded that the ads were likely to cause serious and widespread offence.

Pinder’s God-given gifts of T&A have made her a sensation in the UK where she often graces the pages of popular mens magazines. The 27-year-old stunner recently made her acting debut as a vampire bride in director Jonathan Glendening’s (13 HRS) outrageous new thriller Strippers vs. Werewolves.