on whitening products

do you think it's logical for mestiza models/actresses to endorse a whitening product? i beg to disagree...

it's a fact that the skin color depends on the amount and type of melanin in the skin. dark skinned people have more melanin unlike fair skinned people. melanin acts as sunscreen and it protects the skin from UV rays.

now, going back to my question, if it all depends on melanin, why would those companies let mestizas endorse their whitening product when they already have fair skin naturally? i just don't get it. it's just like letting a slim person endorse a diet pill.

just a piece of advise... if you want the public to know how effective your product is, don't fool them. mestizas don't need whitening products because they're already white...

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