Sudanese women using Diana (Skin lightening cream)

[Hemaal]

I can smell her rotten skin from all the way here

 

[ItsHanna]

I need Diana

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[Zayd]

This is all over somali towns as well, one of my mates in arabsiyo ran a cosmetic shop, I sat inside with him for a entire day all I see is young xalimos come in and out some are just buying hair moisturisers but a good amount of them were asking for 'farobadeed' or bleach, I was like inanyahay jidhkaaga ha dilin, I could tell a bleached xalimo from a mile away in the sun their vascularity becomes apparent makes hairs on my neck stand mayne.

 

[horumar]

Also am I the only one that thinks these ghosts are ugly af??

Sudanese women are beautiful, we need to ban all these whitening products, there is no need as they will ruin the beauty of Sudan.

أحب السودان​

 

[VixR]

It's a widespread epidemic all throughout Africa. It's very simple. At some point, to be a light-skinned woman came to be considered a beauty ideal, and ppl aspire to beauty ideals.

 

[Human]

The world has gone mad


Sudanese people are one of the most attractive people on earth(more than Ethiopians- sorry Ethiopian booty clappers) and they are using skin lightening cream? Those are oxymoron at its finest.

Stupid globalisation. How can this even happen?

 

[Hemaal]

This is all over somali towns as well, one of my mates in arabsiyo ran a cosmetic shop, I sat inside with him for a entire day all I see is young xalimos come in and out some are just buying hair moisturisers but a good amount of them were asking for 'farobadeed' or bleach, I was like inanyahay jidhkaaga ha dilin, I could tell a bleached xalimo from a mile away in the sun their vascularity becomes apparent makes hairs on my neck stand mayne.

When I see them in hargeisa I used to shame them, I be like "Akhaseey way is cadaysay"

 

[Dhay Geel]

Funny how nearly all the xalimos back home are light skinned
Yet nearly all the Farahs are dark

 

[Jjero]

Funny how nearly all the xalimos back home are light skinned
Yet nearly all the Farahs are dark

not everywhere but most lightskinned women are in somaliland or waqooyi just ask @Zayd

 

[Human]

not everywhere but most lightskinned women are in somaliland or waqooyi just ask @Zayd

What about Bossaso or Garowe or Mogadhishu or El Hur?

Light skinned can't only be exclusive to Somaliland or Waqooyi. Light skinned Somalis exists throughout all Somali families despite where they are from.

Maybe the work of the Diana might be working very well in Somaliland and Waqooyi.

 

[Jjero]

What about Bossaso or Garowe or Mogadhishu or El Hur?

Light skinned can't only be exclusive to Somaliland or Waqooyi. Light skinned Somalis exists throughout all Somali families despite where they are from.

i said most, i never said all
ask a reer konfuur if they see lightskin somalis daily, of course they exist but there aren't many if you've been back home
mad over nothing

 

[𐒁𐒚𐒒𐒂𐒘𐒂𐒗 𐒎𐒚𐒗𐒗𐒒]

Mental illness.

Melanin is one of the greatest gifts Allah has bestowed upon mankind.

 

[Human]

i said most, i never said all
ask a reer konfuur if they see lightskin somalis daily, of course they exist but there aren't many if you've been back home
mad over nothing

I know.



I don't know if they will kill me in Somaliland so I'll just settle with Waqooyi.

Sorry, I thought you were one of those people that thinks that one part of Somalia is lighter than the other.

I guess that's settled

 

[government]

I need Diana

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Trust me you need it on your whole face sister

 

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[Hilaac]

I saw this it's so sad.

What I want to know is roughly when these practises began. In qaraami videos I don't see this phenomona. Heck even in my grandparents generation, skin tone wasn't a hot topic. So tolow why did Somalis become Arab/Eurocentric in their beauty standards?

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

This is all over somali towns as well, one of my mates in arabsiyo ran a cosmetic shop, I sat inside with him for a entire day all I see is young xalimos come in and out some are just buying hair moisturisers but a good amount of them were asking for 'farobadeed' or bleach, I was like inanyahay jidhkaaga ha dilin, I could tell a bleached xalimo from a mile away in the sun their vascularity becomes apparent makes hairs on my neck stand mayne.

Why were you all the way at arabsiyo?

Where are you now ?

 

[Grigori Rasputin]

Funny how nearly all the xalimos back home are light skinned
Yet nearly all the Farahs are dark

It is incredible when you see her brothers who are black a Dinka tribe member but she in the other hand is bleached like Michael Jackson

 

[Human]

I saw this it's so sad.

What I want to know is roughly when these practises began. In qaraami videos I don't see this phenomona. Heck even in my grandparents generation, skin tone wasn't a hot topic. So tolow why did Somalis become Arab/Eurocentric in their beauty standards?

One word, globalisation.

Our family back home see all these Eurocentric beauty ideals throughout many products so they want to live up to this particular product. It's pathetic but it seems to be working on one's psyche to make them want to be lighter.

Possibly, if globalisation did not have a prominent force then we would be embracing dark-skinned beauties. It's funny because in my parents' generation they embraced all sorts of Somali women regardless of their skin tone but now there is a growing number of Diana abusers in our Somali communities. It's sad, really.

 

[Hemaal]

not everywhere but most lightskinned women are in somaliland or waqooyi just ask @Zayd

How do you know? It's the Diana maybe