Glamour Magazineのインスタグラム(glamourmag) - 7月16日 21時38分
"I vividly remember the first time I went to the Galeries Lafeyette to shop for beauty products. It’s like a Sephora or a department store; in Paris, we call them beauty corners. I was around 20 years old and was searching for foundation, so I asked the woman who worked there to help me. I don’t remember the brand, but she told me they didn’t sell shades for my skin tone because in France there are more white people than black people. If I wanted to buy makeup, I'd have to go to a separate area in Paris where there are black-owned businesses that cater to women of color. There, I could find products for my complexion, she said." Blogger Fatou N'diaye spoke to Glamour's @amberdeexterous about the French Girl style craze, a universal trend in which the picture-perfect ideal is thin and white. N'diaye explains how her blog, @blackbeautybag, connects her with other black French girls and proves that French beauty is not one singular look. To read her full essay, click the #linkinbio.
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