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Originally posted by: sweet coco
Celebs shouldn't promote things like this!! It's such a bad message!!!
Originally posted by: ShadowKisses
How can you not? They aren't doing anything to reject the common stereotype that fair = pretty, dark = ugly. Instead, they are embracing it, exploiting people's insecurities and making money off of that. Your skin color is determind by the amount of melanin in your body. More often than not, skin color is intrinsic not affected by the environment. Fairness creams, no matter how potent, cannot make a dark person fair. That is because pigment does not merely reside within the epidermis -- the main area these so-called "fairness" creams target -- it's much deeper than that. So, in all fairness [no pun intended], all these companies are playing on the emotions of those who are already dealing with esteem issues. That's a terrible code of conduct for gaining money, in my opinion.Manufacturers are not required by law to list all of their ingredients, active or inert, on product label. It is highly probable that this fairness cream does include bleaching chemicals. Yes, it is very misleading.
I prefer this over bare baby bump https://x.com/filmfare/status/2022310158001754234?s=46 t=vevCm3I0SGjUvmq-Bjkadg
https://www.indiaforums.com/article/sonam-kapoor-announces-second-pregnancy-in-the-most-fashionable-way-possible_229348
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I feel she deserves much better career because she is tall, fit, smart, attractive, beautiful, talented, pretty, well-behaved, glamorous and...
https://youtu.be/8e1S7Y5KAFM
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