Are there any guides for yellow to white skin tone?

[MyDreamIsToBe183CM]

I’m wasian but sadly I got the chink Chong skin tone from my genes

Can anybody send a good guide/thread for trying to get better coloring or more of the whiteish skin tone instead of yellow/orangeish?

 

[jjbomb]

Typically people are trying to get the mediteranian yellow olive look, you wouldn't get better coloring just don't go outside in the sun

 

[MyDreamIsToBe183CM]

Typically people are trying to get the mediteranian yellow olive look, you wouldn't get better coloring just don't go outside in the sun

can you send an example of htat skintone? also its kind of hard for me to not go in the sun because i have to practice my sport everyday but winter coming up soon so ill probally stay inside more

 

[jjbomb]

can you send an example of htat skintone? also its kind of hard for me to not go in the sun because i have to practice my sport everyday but winter coming up soon so ill probally stay inside more

Skin like this is the best for guys but you aren't white and wouldn't look good on you, you mean you want to be like super duper pale?

 

[MyDreamIsToBe183CM]

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Skin like this is the best for guys but you aren't white and wouldn't look good on you, you mean you want to be like super duper pale?

thats ideal? if i slightly tan i can get that skintone, but people say whiter skin tones look better then tan skin tones.

i dont mean like super duper pale like those asian foids want to be, i mean like a warm undertone like the guy on the right.

 

[spyspy]

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[MFMF]

thats ideal? if i slightly tan i can get that skintone, but people say whiter skin tones look better then tan skin tones.

i dont mean like super duper pale like those asian foids want to be, i mean like a warm undertone like the guy on the right.

It's not about "whiter skin" or "tanner skin" it's about an even skin colour across your face.

In the example you provided you can see the guy on the left clearly has a pick undertone that's more prevalent in one area of his face than in others, eg from his nose to his forehead to his jaw where the skin looks grey-ish. not to mention the subtle shiny, reflective look on his face. Compare that to the guy on the right and his tan undertone is very consistent from his nose to his forehead. And his skin doesn't have that shiny look which makes his skin look clearer.

You should also note the other features that lead to left-guy looking worse and right-guy looking better. Like the thinner eyebrows, lips that are wider, thinner and less even, and visible facial fat.

 

[MyDreamIsToBe183CM]

It's not about "whiter skin" or "tanner skin" it's about an even skin colour across your face.

In the example you provided you can see the guy on the left clearly has a pick undertone that's more prevalent in one area of his face than in others, eg from his nose to his forehead to his jaw where the skin looks grey-ish. not to mention the subtle shiny, reflective look on his face. Compare that to the guy on the right and his tan undertone is very consistent from his nose to his forehead. And his skin doesn't have that shiny look which makes his skin look clearer.

You should also note the other features that lead to left-guy looking worse and right-guy looking better. Like the thinner eyebrows, lips that are wider, thinner and less even, and visible facial fat.

high IQ answer

can tret help with this?

 

[MFMF]

high IQ answer

can tret help with this?

To be honest I haven't done too much research or experimented with it so I can't say much about how it works or its side effects besides what I heard from others. I personally recommend beta carotene + basic skincare routine every 2/3 days + going outside for a run/walk every day or two