Skin Whitening

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[blackgirlsbeautybible]

How To Lighten Skin Naturally.

If you have been suffering from skin discolouration, this remedy will bring you great benefits. I  discovered this amazing  remedy while studying how to make natural skin care  and let me tell you it works amazing. It may take a few weeks for you to see dramatic results  but in the end  it is safer  and it works just as well as the over-the-counter creams. The best thing about this remedy is that it is all natural and free from synthetic ingredients that may harm your skin. Most skin brightening products contains Mercury or Hydroquione which increase your chances of developing Cancer. My recipe is an all natural remedy that will help you remove any  Acne Scars, Age Spots, Pregnancy scars or any other discolouration you might have. This recipe is normally applied to face but it can also  be used on the entire body to enhance and brighten one’s complexion.

 INGREDIENTS 

ALMOND OIL (Almond oil is a bit expensive, therefore, Coconut oil is a good substitute) Almond oil and Coconut oil has strong moisturizing content which helps to keep your skin looking younger with its high moisture content. It also reduces the appearance of fine-lines and wrinkles while penetrating beneath the deep layers of your skin which  helps to  enhance skin’s volume and  elasticity.

TURMERIC This is a natural skin lightener, which also helps in getting rid of acne and age spots. This is an ingredient commonly used by Indian and East African women.

YOGURT: Yogurt has strong moisturizing content that helps to fight aging and helps to soften skin naturally. Mix the ingredients together in a Jar. You may add a bit of lemon juice if you want to enhance the overall strength of the recipe. Exfoliate your skin with a gentle cleanser then apply the mixture to the affect areas. Let it remain on your face for 10-15 minutes then rinse with lukewarm water. Use at least once a week for best results.

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[supernatasha]

HI I LOVE YOUR BLOG :))Just wanted to ask, i was talking with a white guy about how many people in india & other asian countries are told by the media that having fair skin is beautiful & are automatically seen as inferior for having darker skin,i said i thought it was fucked up that theyre forced to grow up believing that their own natural skin isnt beautiful & he equated it to white girls wanting to be tanned (which i thought was ridiculous!!!)how would you explain the difference?!

Oooh, that’s tough. Okay, so I think to some degree (very small), that guy is correct because western media DOES push the idea of tanned white skin being attractive and eastern/latinx media pushes the idea of light skin being attractive. 

But it also has a lot to do with class issues. Back in ye olden days, white people with pale skin were upper class because they weren’t out working in the fields and it was a status symbol. But now if you’re a white shut-in, people look down on you so you have to have a tan that suggests you’re out at the beach playing volleyball every weekend. That’s the status symbol now, having “sun-kissed” skin. From what I understand, the trend got popular from Coco Chanel accidentally getting sunburnt and Josephine Baker (who was black). BUT the girls who didn’t choose to tan still weren’t demonized or ostracized for it. 

That said, white people wanting to look darker is in no way comparable to dark-skinned people wanting to look white. The difference is in the way it’s marketed. I’m speaking for India here because I don’t really know about other poc countries. But in India, they advertise skin-lightening products by saying that unless your skin is light, you literally 1. won’t get a job, 2. won’t get married, 3. won’t be successful in life. It’s centuries of telling dark-skinned people they’re useless and gross, internalizing hatred not only between classes, but also castes. 

In both poc countries AND western countries, light skin is still associated with purity and beauty. Consider the Twilight books where a point is CONSTANTLY made about Bella’s porcelain skin; it’s because that’s still on some level the ideal. In the movie Drive, a Latina character was white-washed and Carey Mulligan was cast instead because the director literally could not imagine a dark skinned character reflecting innocence. In the Hunger Games, canonically brown Katniss is played by a white actress because that is who the makers thought represented a revolution.

Nobody is telling white women they aren’t beautiful. Yes, words like “pasty” and “mayo” are thrown around, but they’re never serious in the context of being discriminated against. Black and brown women are still routinely told they’re ugly and gross for their skin color. Black and brown children think they’re less intelligent, less accomplished, less morally “good” because of their skin. Pale skin is still considered the default; being anything darker than a “white tan” is still not part of the beauty standards. This is even reflective of popular celebrities/actresses who are black or brown (whether it’s Hollywood or Bollywood); they’re all still light-skinned. Even when dark-skinned people are considered beautiful (or objectified), they’re often exotified/fetishized and othered in the process, eg, “Chocolate Queen,” or “Ebony Goddess,” etc etc. 

TL; DR:Brown people wanting to be light = a necessity for getting anywhere in lifeWhite people wanting to be dark = fashion trend

Further reading: Beauty Whitewashed, Effects of European Beauty Standards on Black Women, Why Are Asian Women Aspiring to Western Ideals?, Racial Differences Inform Contemporary Beauty Ideal, Children Biased Toward Lighter Skin, Hollywood Whitewashing.

[newwavefeminism]

Skin lightening advertising from across the world. No matter where you go, lightness is a hot commodity.

[wintersmight-blog]

Having a bleached asshole is very fashionable these days. Ass bleaching has even been mentioned in movies and TV shows, as the practice of whitening ones rear end has become more and more main stream.