Racheal Lee
Oct 29, 2013

Skin-whitening products should embrace the chance to empower women

Many skin-whitening products capitalise on socio-cultural dynamics exploiting negative emotions and going so far as to suggest an association between lighter skin and intelligence. Instead brands could play a role in changing and improving these dynamics while actually helping their business.

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