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لماذا تنتشر خطوط التسمير على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي، ومن أين يأتي اتجاه الجمال هذا، وما الذي يوحي به حول العرق والطبقة والصحة؟ ⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺ ⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺ الاجتماعيات! Instagram: TikTok: Spotify: Apple Podcasts: رابط الفيديو السابق: معلومات السلامة من الشمس! مجلس السرطان: SunSmart: Health Direct: John Hopkins Medicine: المصادر: حنان ديرفيسيفيتش، ينتشر اتجاه التسمير على TikTok على وسائل التواصل الاجتماعي. هذا هو سبب خطورته، مديحة دريسي، إميلي كار وتشاد هاوسرايت، الواقي من الشمس: نزهة قصيرة عبر التاريخ إيفانكا بريتشارد، آنا كنيبون، أماندا د. هاتشينسون وكارلين ويلسون، العلاقة بين عدم الرضا عن لون البشرة وسلوك تسمير البشرة بالشمس، بيثاني باركس، سكين ديب : العرق والجمال ولون البشرة في بريطانيا 1930-1980 إريك بي إتش لي وهيون جيون مين، البشرة البرق والجمال في أربع ثقافات آسيوية، كيندال كننغهام، “تسمير الفتاة السوداء” هو اتجاه الجمال الأكثر تطرفًا في الصيف، صواليها إقبال، بصفتي فتاة سمراء، التسمير المزيف سيعزز دائمًا بعض مُثُل الجمال المثيرة للإشكال، نادين سيلفا، لماذا يثير الصيد الأسود غضبي امرأة من جنوب آسيا، بريا إيلان، Blackfishing: “الأسود رائع إلا إذا كنت أسودًا بالفعل” ويسلي إي. ستيفنز، Blackfishing على Instagram: التأثير وتسليع الجماليات الحضرية السوداء، مها إكرام شريد، “ليس لدي ما يكفي من المال لأحترمني”: الصيد الأسود والاستيلاء الثقافي وتسليع السواد، تي نوير، ما هي المشكلة الحقيقية هنا؟ الصيد الأسود؟ أو غيرة النساء السود؟ ماديسين براون، لا بأس أن تكون أبيضًا، تي نوير، عندما تنتهي النظرة السوداء: تعليق كارداشيان (الجزء الأول) هينا حسين، مراقبة السواد في إمبراطورية العافية لعائلة كارداشيان إيزابيل شوارتز، مانيتر أم بيني بينشر؟ شراء الجمال في الرأسمالية البطريركية، أنجيلا إم. رودريغز، فالكو إف. سنيهوتا، مارك أ. بيرش-ماشين وفيرا أروجو-سواريس، مدركون ومتحمسون ويكافحون من أجل “تسمير آمن”: دراسة استكشافية مختلطة الأساليب للحماية من الشمس خلال العطلات، تيارنا ميهان، كيف أصبحت حروق الشمس وخطوط تسمير البشرة الطوابع الزمنية الجمالية الجديدة: 00:00 اتجاه خطوط التانلين 03:43 إخلاء المسؤولية 04:20 الرغبة 05:23 لماذا الوجه الشاحب 10:48 تأثير شانيل 15:19 وسائط Y2K 18:47 الدباغة أم الصيد الأسود؟ 25:34 هل نهتم بالصحة؟ 31:45 مكياج محترق 35:33 أفكار أخيرة ⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺ ⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺⁺˚⋆｡°✩₊✩°｡⋆˚⁺ الاستفسارات التجارية فقط: andersoncharli@outlook.com #Tanning #SkinCancerAwareness #BeautyStandards #Blackfishing #ArianaGrande #Kardashians #TanlinesTrend |موقع قفشات
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As always, interested in your thoughts! What's your relationship with tanning? Much loveeee!! <3
are we in 2013 once again?
As well as Victoria's Secret beach photoshoots in the early 2010s
How did we flip from 15 step skincare and every form of anti aging to sun tanning??
I love watching your videos, I always learn so much <3 Also yay to watching a fellow Aussie, I'm pretty sure you're the only one in my video essay rotation come to think of it!
this is my first video im watching of this channel and what a great first impression! incredibly well researched, great points were made and very well articulated!! I'm definitely subscribing !!!
The Cancer Council needs to being back the Clare Oliver 'no tan is worth dying for' campaign. It was such an impactful campaign as it showed a real young woman who suffered the ultimate consequence of chasing this beauty standard/trend.
Growing up in Australia with an Asian background where having tan skin was the opposite of the beauty standard, I was never into tanning. Now, working with melanoma patients on a nearly daily basis, I have seen how older generations who were not educated about sun safety in their youth are now suffering the consequences. I was hoping that there would be a decline in the number of melanoma patients I would see, but with this trend it is concerning. The risk of melanoma diagnosis in young people has decreased dramatically over the last few decades but the rise of tanning culture may see those figures change.
I've worked at a tanning salon. Didn't tan once. You can also see how people get addicted. Even to spray tans. I'll never forget this ladies orange feet lol
The UV rays are definitely harsher in NSW, especially around Manly…I'm in Melbourne and was only in Manly for three days, just walking around, and came back several shades darker…I didn't even recognise myself in pictures after that…Even my shade of tinted sunscreen changed from fair to dark…Took me over a year and a half to get my complexion back to how it was before my Manly trip…I found Body Shop body yogurt moisturiser helped fade the tan a bit…I get scared watching all my favourite Sydney based fashion/beauty influencers getting super deep tans…Just doesn't look healthy…Hope this trend goes away, soon…
Damn, I didn’t know tanning was still big. I thought that was a millennial obsession that died. Y’all remember those tan bed stickers the girls used to wear, the cherries, the playboy bunny???
They dont die hot. My dad had melanoma and in the end it was not pretty to watch. I hope everyone who thinks like that wakes up and chooses health.
I live in the US and my really really bad health insurance gave me an “allowance” at CVS for their store branded medical products. I go back and forth from Arizona and Florida. I needed sunscreen and from the online list, sunscreen was covered. Well well well, lo and behold it was not because I was on a “different plan.” But aloe vera was. the US health insurance is more worried about after I get a really bad burn and need aloe vera or cancer screenings to line their own pockets when really prevention is key. It’s so ass backwards and I couldn’t believe it. Yes, and sunscreen is expensive when it really shouldn’t be brand name or not.
Hii! Lovely video! I live in America, but have Hispanic descent. For most USA Americans, either people view you as white or black. In Latin culture, such as Colombia, whiteness is the beauty standard. However, in the Caribbean, they have Afro features. In Mexico, and places like Ecuador, many are red in tone. In Panama, most are black! So at this point, I am just using fake tan, to keep warmth. I am trying to enjoy my paler (light medium) complexion! Gotta love your health first! Do not want to age like a prune hahaha
My grandmother died from skin cancer that spread through her body. I was vigilant about sunscreen then but even more now. I always put sunscreen wherever skin is showing—face, neck, ears, hands, arms, and feet when wearing sandals. Sun safety is so important. And burning your skin for aesthetic tan lines that leads to health issues, premature aging, and compromised skin down the line isn’t worth it
Fellow Aussie here! My father was diagnosed with melanoma and we were afraid it may have progressed through his body. Thankfully it didn’t, but skin cancer is no joke. These people are going to end up seriously harming themselves
Can’t relate at all to the uv levels in this video. Love from the UK
. But the thumbnail EATS!
thumbnail looks great
In response to your pinned comment: I never felt a need to tan as my family’s ancestry mostly originates from Ireland, England, and Germany so naturally I’m quite pale. Although I can tan a bit on my arms and legs, I’ve never explored my full potential. I remember classmates telling me as a kid (specifically starting at 6 years old) that I should try and get a tan since I had blonde hair and blondes are ‘supposed’ to be tan. Then my hair turned strawberry blonde/light ginger in middle school and I still have light red hair now so I now see it as something i definitely don’t need to do as most redheads aren’t tan anyways. We have exceptions of course but I don’t see a reason to tan especially cause my hair isn’t a super vibrant red and sometimes redheads with my type of red hair tends to lose their red tones when fake tanning for some reason so I just choose to stay pale so my hair can stay looking as red as it’s gonna get. But one time I tried a concealer that was a teensy bit less pale than I already am and it looked absolutely atrocious on me. It wasn’t even tan or anything, just quite literally two or three shades less pale than usual and maybe it was because of the undertone being off but if even something slightly less pale doesn’t look good on me then that might just be a sign for me.
Regarding skin whitening being tied with colonialism and racism, this is not always true. It depends on the culture. East asians for example, like Koreans, Chinese and Japanese, have had a preference for white skin for far longer than western colonialism, because it's rooted in class differences within their own society. I think you were missing that nuance there by painting everyone under the same brush.
I don't get the tan thing. In some countries they do everything to be as pale as possible, see Asian countries, in the west it's tanning. I live in a beach obsessed western country so everybody loves to tan at the beach, I don't. I'm relatively pale and get comments all the time, mostly from old people actually, of "you should go to the beach", "you look like you have no blood". And honestly screw them. I actually like my appearance better paler compared to tanner. It makes my features pop much more and my hair look really striking. Not to mention, why would I risk skin cancer and for sure premature aging just to satisfy a bunch of busybodies who've got nothing better to do than comment on other people's appearance.
Aaa thank you for making this! I'm so worried about the current trend of tanning in Australia. I've heard people talk about how they want to go outside and tan and i'm like nooooooo
As a non-native english speaker, i absolutely love your voice and video! Usually i turn on the captions just in case, sometimes i cant understand a few words when i watch other creators, but your voice was so clear i didnt need it at all. the content of the video is very interesting, too. I'm brazilian and I remember my whole family going on beach vacations and covering all the kids in spf 50 and then spending 2 whole weeks using tanning cream before going in the sun for 8 hours a day. To me, tanning marked the change from child to teen/adult, which is kinda odd when i think about it, but it seemed normal at the time.
Anyway, I'll be subscribing!
Super informative and interesting to hear in America where we’re in the opposite climate right now
Very insightful video
learned a lot
Listened to it on Spotify btw