last week that it would stop selling its Neutrogena Fine Fairness and Clean & Clear Fairness lines, advertised as dark-spot reducers which double as skin lighteners, following questions fromLeading American and European beauty brands haveheavily for years from selling skin whitening products to consumer classes in countries like India, China, Nigeria, Ghana and Indonesia, inflating an industry accused of perpetuating colorism in the form of a preference for people with lighter skin.
The decisions by L’Oreal and Unilever to rebrand instead of halting the sale of skin-lighting products drewForbes that because 300 million people buy Fair & Lovely every year, the company was concerned that halting production could cause an influx of unsafe alternatives and noted that “all over the world there are different views of what beauty is”, which Unilever wants to cater to in a “positive and inclusive way.”requests for comment about the decision to continue selling the products with reformed packaging and marketing.
Yup.. the profit pocket has to remain full.
And what are companies doing about 'tanning' and 'bronzer' products?
It’s basic supply and demand.
And that’s why Unilever and Loreal are starting to look like hypocrites. The name change is just a farce. JNJCares so far has done great with killing such products, though they too are hypocrites for selling talc powder outside of NA,
It's almost like their wokeness is only, skindeep.
And this is what it takes for changes in America..smh.
Should this be called black wash or lib wash after all the green wash these companies have been doing because of their client profile before?
It's favorable to non-whites. Why is that?
That just proves to me this capitalistic society is totally fucked up in the head.
why does a guy need a fairness cream?! f
Woke bollocks.
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