Red, the new White

Is Red the new white?  I know of dark,  fair and  "chocolate" complexions but never red. 

Chocolate complexion is for those who are somewhere between fair and dark.  I've also heard of brown complexion and I have a few albinos in my family but never heard of red.  

Red however,  has become a type of complexion in Africa.  Actually, this is usually the outcome of a bad mixture of body creams. 

A young man once confided in me that he had to change his complexion just to get a job as a domestic staff.  He changed his complexion to red and nothing would convince him that he looked like he was heated up and about to catch fire, more so, he looked like a red monkey. 

More and more a lot of women and and a few men are turning red as a result of the poor choices they make while choosing their skin care products. 

Not only are they red,  they also have an odour acquired from the use of such mixtures. 

Some erroneously think that it is cheaper to go for those mixtures but when all the different products are put together,  it is a different story. 

This is not just a regular sponsored post but one written with every sense of obligation to draw the attention of Lilea's blog readers to the fact that good skincare products are still available (Lilea's blog readers are not red though). The products are not cheap but affordable and most of all, they work.  Gluta C is gradually gaining ground in the Nigerian market.

With a variety of products to suit different skin types, they are simply amazing, they leave the skin looking fresher, brighter and healthier.  Those who have tried them can testify. The fair get brighter,  the dark get brighter,  the chocolate get brighter, everyone gets brighter and the red? They get healed. Lol. 

There's a product for everyone,  children, men and women.  The soap and lotion are a hit with the family. 

 

Get on board the Gluta C family, it's just what you need! 

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