This report analyzes the results of the Drout Advertising Survey, focusing on gender empowerment in advertising, particularly within the beauty product sector. The study investigates the influence of gender stereotypes in advertising, examining how these stereotypes are perceived by participants and their impact on reinforcing societal norms. The research explores the shift from traditional gender stereotyping to empowerment advertising, assessing the perceived benefits of this approach. The survey involved 105 participants, primarily female, and gathered data on their views on beauty and hygiene advertisements, their spending habits, and their opinions on the influence of gender roles in advertising. The findings reveal a high prevalence of gender stereotypes in advertisements and their reinforcement of specific gender roles. The report concludes by highlighting the potential of empowerment advertising to transform cultural gender stereotypes and recommends a shift towards more inclusive and diverse representation in future advertising campaigns.