Skin color impresses the people when they are looking :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

That is only comparative statement, some white/fair colors are unbearable.

I would think that facial expressions and eyes of a person speaks more than words and also impresses far more than color. Once you converse with a person your whole perception changes , that's my feeling and you are not even bothered whether he/she is white,black,brown , yellow or even red... :huh:

I think the media and the society in general has a lot to do with what we think and feel about issues ! we get to see the ads only on how to become fair, now there are fairness creams even for men.As time goes by the craze for fair skin is only becoming more , at least in certain section of the society ! :huh:

I think the media and the society in general has a lot to do with what we think and feel about issues ! we get to see the ads only on how to become fair, now there are fairness creams even for men.As time goes by the craze for fair skin is only becoming more , at least in certain section of the society ! :huh:

The advertisements only reflect the mindset of people. As people prefer fairness of skin, there are products and consequently advertisements. Even if people prefer white or fair color, it does not help playing with nature. If you are black, nothing can make you white. A white cannot become black. The various products can only bring some more fairness provided that you are not very dark skinned.

My mother used to say- a black crow cannot be white even if you use 100 KGs of soap.

I think the media and the society in general has a lot to do with what we think and feel about issues ! we get to see the ads only on how to become fair, now there are fairness creams even for men.As time goes by the craze for fair skin is only becoming more , at least in certain section of the society ! :huh:

The advertisements only reflect the mindset of people. As people prefer fairness of skin, there are products and consequently advertisements. Even if people prefer white or fair color, it does not help playing with nature. If you are black, nothing can make you white. A white cannot become black. The various products can only bring some more fairness provided that you are not very dark skinned.

My mother used to say- a black crow cannot be white even if you use 100 KGs of soap.

I think the media and the society in general has a lot to do with what we think and feel about issues ! we get to see the ads only on how to become fair, now there are fairness creams even for men.As time goes by the craze for fair skin is only becoming more , at least in certain section of the society ! :huh:

The advertisements only reflect the mindset of people. As people prefer fairness of skin, there are products and consequently advertisements. Even if people prefer white or fair color, it does not help playing with nature. If you are black, nothing can make you white. A white cannot become black. The various products can only bring some more fairness provided that you are not very dark skinned.

My mother used to say- a black crow cannot be white even if you use 100 KGs of soap.

Yes, many actors are becoming more fair as years pass by.

We do have an actor 'Kalabhavan Mani' Villain of Gemini. When he came to industry, he resembled a 'firewall put into water'.
But now, his skin colour has very much reduced its darkness.

Actors spend major amount of their money for beauty treatments.

Yes, many actors are becoming more fair as years pass by.

We do have an actor 'Kalabhavan Mani' Villain of Gemini. When he came to industry, he resembled a 'firewall put into water'.
But now, his skin colour has very much reduced its darkness.

Actors spend major amount of their money for beauty treatments.

Michael Jackson is the perfect example who gave preference to his skin color he never wanted to be looked black. :blink: