Why Is His Skin So White? #shorts #whiteningcream

[JS-nubt]

He's not light skinned he's straight up Casper the freaky ghost.

[Mary-hfuc]

Just add glitter and he’s a member of the Cullen family.

[GorgeousGxrgeousprincess]

"This is the skin of a killer, Bella."

[bluehorizons]

He’s going to become see-through if he keeps this up.

[cindyweckter]

I saw a study done in England and they tested skin whitening creams that they bought at drug stores and almost all of them had dangerous levels of mercury in them. Most were manufactured in China. Mercury was not listed as a ingredient.

[kqkibnk]

He's gonna catch fire the moment sunlight touches him

[bluryth]

I am asian and when I was younger my brother told me to use whitening soap to lighten my skin. He said I was too dark, that women should have lighter skin tone because it makes them prettier and appealing, which would give them better chances of finding successful careers and a mate. Yes, I grew up in that kind of society. That stuck in my head so I started using different kinds of whitening soaps and creams but they didn't really make any significant changes.

Fast forward to when I was 18, my parents let me travel to London as a birthday present. One time, I visited my aunt and some of her British friends were there and kept staring at me while chatting with her. I got self conscious because it seemed like they were talking about my color so I asked my aunt afterwards. Turned out, they were admiring how naturally tanned I was, that I'm lucky I didn't have any freckles, that I won't end up with premature wrinkles because I don't have to sit under the sun for a long time just to get a tan. They also talked to me about it before they went home. I was baffled.

So that got me thinking: why do they want to be tanned when they are white and why do we want to be white when we are tanned? I started asking myself more of questions.

I am in no way attacking people who want be tan or white. It's your choice. This was just a personal realization that I should not bother about what people back home say about me. Right now, I live somewhere people don't care about skin color so I'm happy.

[AliHaider]

We also need to get rid of tanning Industry. Tanning = skin cancer

[GrimmEnt.]

People go into tanning beds all the time to darken their skin and nobody has a problem with that but when people lighten their skin they get mad.

[JacobMustafa-rusq]

Whats the name of this cream and where can I buy this from!

[cherrys]

Bro's rocking the "i've been dead for four days" look 💀-

[emilyloehr]

This was mind blowing to me the first time I understood it. Here we are either tanning ourselves or putting poison on our skin to lighten it just to look good....what are we doing?!

[cjhoward]

I love my white skin my husband black skin our childrens brown skin all skin is beautiful no matter how light and dark it's just beautiful as we are all created in God's image ❣️

[jommisalami]

Homeboy done became a Halloween decoration

[itgetsworse]

The amount of whitening creams in stores around the world speaks volumes about our perception of beauty

[christelhain]

Whew! Finally makes me feel a little better… Somebody actually even a little whiter than I am. Wish people would have thought that was beautiful when I was growing up. Used to be called all kinds of names, so I tried to tan. Bad idea. Now I dress up like a beekeeper whenever I go out because I have probably sustained so much sun damage in the past, and my Dad (who is also a redhead) has skin cancer.😢

[lxjmojf]

Did anyone notice Jungkook on the silver playbutton ?

[RissaFaith]

It's always been strange to me that no matter what people's skin color/shade is (and whatever other features they may have), someone is always out there saying they have to change it to be attractive, even when there are people in other cultures who would go to great lengths to mimic their natural look.

Paler people want to get darker, and darker people want to get paler. In some cultures it's skin-lightening cream that's used, and in others it's tanning beds -- neither of which are healthy, but many either don't realize the potential consequences or view the health risk as worth it to achieve the "ideal look" that's considered attractive by their peers. It all varies depending upon one's culture, but in reality, all shades are beautiful in their own way and (while you have the right to alter your appearance if it boosts your confidence) it's sad that so many people are made to feel like they *have* to change their appearance to fit in/be seen as desirable/etc.

We need more Dr. Youns in the world.

[PresidentAmerica]

“He just lightskinned” Nah bro that’s fucking Casper mixed with his brothers

[lyfeasmemecsit]

Thank you Dr. Youn ❤ all "colors" of the melanin rainbow are GORGEOUS.