Comments on: Nip Tuck

By: adeen

adeen — Sat, 07 Jan 2012 23:16:37 +0000

This is a good post. I agree with you and yes, we should see more girls that look like me on TV so that Hollywood and the world knows that Black beauty comes in the range of skin tones from high yellow to deep ebony.

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By: Memory Lane | afrobella

Memory Lane | afrobella — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 01:32:20 +0000

[...] The Blacker the Berry, an homage to bellas a darker shade of beautiful, who typically don’t get the same level of admiration or appreciation that lighter skinner bellas do. That post was one of the earliest that tackled black beauty issues, which I’ve revisited time and time again in posts like Black Woman, Know That You Are Beautiful, In or Out of Vogue, and Nip Tuck. [...]

By: JUstMYwOrD

JUstMYwOrD — Thu, 22 Feb 2007 21:36:51 +0000

Okay, I get the point about black women not loving themselves just the way God made them…but why just focus on us as though we are in a seperate category from others? A lot of women have nose jobs, and plastic surgery…people generally have a problem idolizeing what the media or society says is beautiful. Take Jennifer Anniston and Katie Holmes for example, they had larger noses and got nose jobs too. There’s so many people who fall into that trap, I think it would serve a better purpose to make an issue like this a universal one and not a racial one, because there’s so many girls, black, white and otherwise who are struggling with poor self image.

By: Lady80

Lady80 — Wed, 21 Feb 2007 18:00:16 +0000

I knew Vivica got something done…she started looking a little pulled too tight…still a fox, though Unfortunately, can’t say the same for Lil’ Kim…this one got issues, but who wouldn’t in that industry?

By: soSTYLN

soSTYLN — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 06:38:56 +0000

Well I am still young, 17 years old to be exact, and i always come to your site but never post..until now because i feel as if i need to. When i was younger i used to be so insecure about myself. I went to a mix elementry school but my bestest friends were white. I used to hate it being younger..because i would think like ‘why my hair is not as long as theres?’ ‘why my cheeks/nose have to be so fat?’ ‘why couldnt i be lighter?’ ‘why couldnt i be born white?’ (Thought this since everytime they would have a sleepover, there houses looked twice as better then mines. Not even that because it seems as if, when i was younger, that white people always stay together, and i didnt know who my dad was). i would just feel so ugly and disgusted of myself even though my family would tell me im the most prettiest thing in the world..but i never felt it..im not sure if i feel it now but i can say that i do accept who i am and will never get plastic surgery to change it. I just love being black now that im older..my nappy roots..the hips and curves that soon came..the way that i have the natural ability to stand up for what i think is right. If you ask me the world just seems crazy and i havent even experienced everything yet. Like white people wants the tan skin, curly hair, the figure… black girls wants the light skin and long str8 hair..atleast thats what i see at my high school..

By: Apple Diva

Apple Diva — Tue, 20 Feb 2007 02:57:32 +0000

Hey,

What work did Viveca get done? I can’t tell. Sorry!

By: Monica

Monica — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:04:02 +0000

I think it’s a personal choice. If you want it, do the research and then decide. The problem is too many US plastic surgeons only have 1 template for beauty – caucasion features. So, their inclined to try and fit black folks into that template. Think: Lil Kim. Lil Kim looks absolutely tragic. Goodness. She always had this cute around the way girl look BEFORE she had her plastic surgery.

By: bella

bella — Mon, 19 Feb 2007 13:03:53 +0000

Hey Dani!
I was wondering about that first post, LOL. In general I would agree – shaving one’s head can be a real act of independence and bravery. But I think it’s pretty obvious that Britney’s on the brink. Look, even in that picture I posted in the previous post she looks like she’s about to burst into tears or something. I feel for the girl. I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again, being famous must SUCK.

Hey Coffy, I NEED to get me a copy of both of Aucoin’s books! I’ve seen them but never owned them. He was an incredible artist who left this world too soon.

Umm OK, glad to know someone who had successful plastic surgery procedures done. I’ve heard so many horror stories, but that will happen here in Miami and especially in Trinidad. I’ve never heard of lip reductions, that’s hysterical seeing as lip plumping products are so popular in beauty stores. The grass is always greener…