Thread: Beauty products snatching self-confidence of dark-skinned girls!!!

There is a great market for the beauty products around the world. Most girls have been using western beauty products since the beauty contests introduced to South_asian countries.
Most of the beauty products are fairness products. In those fairness product advertisements, women are showcased as becoming self-confident and getting success after using a fairness product.
It is degrading dark-skinned women, that they are not eligible because of their skin tone. For me, our skin tone is a natural one. We got it from our genes. Changing our skin tone with fairness product is unwanted.
Looking beautiful and looking fair are 2 different things. Women should change their perception of beauty.


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Originally Posted by Adiza

There is a great market for the beauty products around the world. Most girls have been using western beauty products since the beauty contests introduced to South_asian countries.
Most of the beauty products are fairness products. In those fairness product advertisements, women are showcased as becoming self-confident and getting success after using a fairness product.
It is degrading dark-skinned women, that they are not eligible because of their skin tone. For me, our skin tone is a natural one. We got it from our genes. Changing our skin tone with fairness product is unwanted.
Looking beautiful and looking fair are 2 different things. Women should change their perception of beauty.


Share your views regarding this topic?

Seriously Adiza beauty products are killing the confidence of dark skinned girls because these products are mostly glorifying the fair skin. And you are absolutely right looking beautiful and looking fair are two different things but these beauty products glorifying fairness as beauty.