Nowy trend w Afryce - wybielanie skóry - AFP
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Aranmolate Ayobami, plastic surgeon at Grandville Medical and Laser clinic in Lagos, holds a tube of Skinlite a skin lightening product used at his clinic, on July 17, 2018, in Lagos. - Africa is experiencing a massive trend of skin bleaching, also called lightening or whitening, particularly in teenagers and young adults. In Nigeria, 77 per cent of women (more than 60 million people) are using lightening products on a "regular basis", the World Health Organization (WHO) said in 2011. The skin lightening industry has globally grown into a billion dollar industry yet in some places like Africa the practice is still seen as highly controversial, largely unregulated and littered with misconceptions. (Photo by STEFAN HEUNIS / AFP)
2018-07-17
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