the new adverstisment for Dabur Amla hair oil is a total disgrace! its about a girl who is bullied in school because she has rough hair and not straight and sleek, where eventually no one wants to play with her. so the super star diana Karazon goes to the girls' mom and asks her to use this oil...girl gets straight hair....girl has friends....problem solved!!! where actually with this mentality thats just the beginning of our problem!
we need to empower our girls and future women and teach them how to appreciate and love themselves instead of living their lives wanting to be someone they are not!
This ad is honestly so shallow. Why do we keep telling little girls that they need to change their texture to be worthy of friendship? It makes me sick.
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Fatima Kennedy
13 years ago
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Totally agree. We need to teach kids to love their natural hair not make them feel like outcasts. Stop the bullying narrative.
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the new adverstisment for Dabur Amla hair oil is a total disgrace! its about a girl who is bullied in school because she has rough hair and not straight and sleek, where eventually no one wants to play with her. so the super star diana Karazon goes to the girls' mom and asks her to use this oil...girl gets straight hair....girl has friends....problem solved!!! where actually with this mentality thats just the beginning of our problem!
we need to empower our girls and future women and teach them how to appreciate and love themselves instead of living their lives wanting to be someone they are not!
This ad is honestly so shallow. Why do we keep telling little girls that they need to change their texture to be worthy of friendship? It makes me sick.
F
Fatima Kennedy
13 years ago
Featured
Totally agree. We need to teach kids to love their natural hair not make them feel like outcasts. Stop the bullying narrative.
This ad is honestly so shallow. Why do we keep telling little girls that they need to change their texture to be worthy of friendship? It makes me sick.