We often times trust products we purchase simply because of the celebrity image affiliated that we see with little thought to the risks that these products may cause let alone if they are even worth the purchase. Meaning, if it is going to ruin our health in some way or is it just crap to begin with. If celebrities keep endorsing, there will always be purchasers even if it causes the purchasers to become inundated with a want more so than a need.
Have you ever seen parents look as if they have walked off a photo shoot whilst their children look as if they haven't seen a hair comb or proper clothing in months?
Have you ever seen people opt for the latest in fashion rather than purchase food for the home?
How about even placing high emphasis on lifestyle allusions over paying their bills? What happen when some of these purchasers get a backhand to the cheek by reality and stop buying and really start looking into their priorities?
Will companies and their celebrity spokesmen part ways to wage war on one another in which the celebrity who was in it for the money say that they were duped and lured into a sham/scam?
Heck, Oprah Winfrey did it with the Acai Berry only after having endorsed it a few years ago.

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