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I was dark as I don't know what after this past summer in Masr.

FAH1223 wrote:I was dark as I don't know what after this past summer in Masr.

were you using some kind of Sun tan lotion and shining

Goljano Lion wrote:

FAH1223 wrote:I was dark as I don't know what after this past summer in Masr.

were you using some kind of Sun tan lotion and shining

Nah. I used sun lotion maybe once and that was the day I visited the Pyramids.

Even when I was in the Sahara, didn't use it or need it. But man, I was dark, but I'm getting light again.

When I went to Africa last summer, I came back home darker...so its mos def the SUN

I noticed the same shit, I just don't see dark babies like I use to, and the babies being born predominatly lighter than their parents, even dark couples have lighter babies now.]

When I came back from africa I was dark as a mothafockaa, now I'm just dark lol

^^ LOL I think u have always been "dark as a mothafucka!"" lol jk

family always say to me, oh you used to be such a cute child, what happened to your hair and skin.

looking back at my childhood photos i always was a couple of shades lighter,
and my hair used to be timo jilic like an indian...

today i am as dark as wesley snipes, and my hair has become more coarse but still wavy..

Its the environment guys, very simple, if i used sun lotion and took care of my hair i could look like my childood days...

im as dark as a somali can get, but then again i live in emarat with its 50+ degree heat.

Weird, dadbaaba wadankan gaalada ku madowbaada.I think it has to do with age too.Aabahey nin ka cad aduunka muu jirin iminkan wuu madowbaadey.In kasto dhiig karna ku dhacay.

lool waxaasi waa been

my mom tells she was lighter when she lived in somalia cuz they weather was always good in xamar and the weather was better .. showering all dirt fall of better there


but then again Paidmonk
reer Mudug are always madoow badan

somalis and their pseudo-theories

some somali idiot comes to a conclusion, asks a Q why it's so, other somali idiots offer theories explaining as to why it's so. smh.

Guys, I don't think the sun has much to do with it. Somalis back in the 70s lived in the same heat as today and they looked MUCH different. They had brown-reddish skin as opposed to the modern-day Somalis' blue-black leather skin. My parents' skin color always looked the same, even in older pictures. I think its the diet and lifestyle---I think trauma and hardship turns people dark.

Another retarded thread.