I think she looks absolutely beautiful in the NON touched ad. In the photoshopped ad she looks plastic. She has a stunning body for a woman that had two children back to back. Good for her to want to be natural. Besides this ad goes to teens and children... NOT adult men. thank you.

OBVIOUSLY, she looks MUCH better air-brushed, and anyone who thinks different, is probably a lazy, fat, ugly person who doesn't want to get into shape, and thinks all men should love fat, lazy, women just the way that they are. It's SO OBVIOUS that the "Bud Light" 33 year old, single father of 3... is actually a lazy fat woman. No straight guy would ever write a comment like that. The lengths that you fat ugly lazy women will go to feel better about your girth is unbelievable.

Go Britney, good for her, brave move, wish more women in the spotlight would take her lead - might take the pressure off us everyday women - shame about the tacky/trashy swimsuit though.

As a former photo stylist, model, clothing designer, and photographer I can see poorly made swimsuits, bad lighting, cheap backdrop and a woman with a body that more closely resembles most women. The retouched photos show fancy graphics. Who said this was "trashy lingerie"? These are swimsuits that cover more than most I see girls and women wearing! Good for her!

This is the first good thing Britney has done in a long time as a positive role model for young girls. Candies is a major clothing line for teenage girls and I have a problem with them showing air brushed pictures of celebs. It makes these girls feel bad about their bodies. Who can measure up to an air brushed picture. I have a 17 year old daughter and would like her to know that no one has a perfect body, we all have flaws and need to love what god gave us. Thanks Britney!