Fair and handsome cream? Do you know anyone who uses it?

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Re: Fair and handsome cream? Do you know anyone who uses it?

@Reha

I am sanwali…and I love it.

As for the celebs out there…

Dark skinned girls are still not preferred in Pak and even though you might find some darker women on Pak TV now…it wasn’t the norm growing up. It took time for that concept to sink in.

Let me ask you…if there are no dark male Pakistani celebs…that means you’re not attractive?

My mom is super fair and my dad is really dark. We ended up somewhere in the middle and I am the darkest out of all of my sisters. I am also aware of dark not being so pretty for many people…but I focus on keeping my skin healthy, fresh and in good condition. It doesn’t matter if you’re fair or not…you should be paying attention to the general health of your body - not the color or shape of it. Keeping it clear of marks, acne, using good products to promote a fresh and healthy glow versus being white.

I know people get tired of hearing this because society is working against you.

But society is made up of people like you and me…and if we don’t accept ourselves…neither will anyone else.

The single most attractive thing I find in a man is confidence in himself…he knows he’s awesome and that’s about all there is to it.

thanks for sharing for me I’d see sanwali rang as fair. I’m glad people are becoming more accepting on tv although things can be improved. You’re right confidence is important and I don’t talk these issues in real life . I just question why we are taken to believe is automatically beautiful and what does the fairness industry really achieve?