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Correction Marcos is not a corrupt
Please do a man version I'm begging you
No
@@eucliwoodhellscythe602 youre an idiot
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"Beauty is not natural, it's always conditioned." Powerful and true af
@Santos Tan and what's ur point?
So beauty in south Asia where I live is having light skin. I'm south Asian 100% and I've very light skin. I'm considered naturally beautiful by people here. Now imagine if dark skin were to be a beauty standard in south Asia. Will I be considered naturally beautiful? No.
@Santos Tan so hence, beauty is always conditioned.
@Santos Tan u clearly didnt get my point but okay-
@Santos Tan and u mentioned "naturally beautiful people" so how do u define that? That depends upon where u were raised. If u were raised in Asia, pale skin big eyes, lashes, thin body is considered naturally beautiful if u were born w it. In western countries, tan skin, slim thick body is considered naturally beautiful if u were born w it. The features that are considered naturally beautiful in one place may not be considered beautiful by people of other places. So for me. Shit like being "naturally beautiful" doesnt exist or doesnt exist for a long time. English ain't my first language so idk how to explain this in a better way. AND why u getting butthurt because I said im considered pretty cause of my light skin? I didnt say brown skin is ugly lmao
Everyone is beautiful! Period...
I really admire how Chris mentioned about how the world sees Filipinos as maids and nurses and how Filipinos are always seen as extremely poor. Though it is true that many people in the Philippines are behind the poverty line, the Philippines is more than that. Their culture, history, and people are really amazing and great. Its just really disappointing how we always look at the worst points of this country and stick to that to look down on them. Some people in the Philippines find it a blessing to work abraod even if they have to be someones maid or caregiver. Because some of them were born with having to live in poverty and would do anything to feed their families and work their hardest to make thier own families not experience what they do.
Omg thank you
Bella VAA this is so true.
Well, nursing in Philippines is an university degree...
Like in england people looked down at nurses since they are filipino. From what my bestfriend who is a doctor said :(
Can't deny your country is poor, but you guys have tough spirits by not letting all that bring you down
"people think of the philippines as the place that produces our nurses, and our maids... but it's so much more than that. there are so many different types of people in the philippines.." thank you so much for saying this oh my gosh
Iris Baul I dunno about where you live but on the North East coast we just see the Philippines as the Mexico of Asia
+Zachary Bittner india is Mexico of asia
shinyeon23 India is the Brazil of Asia.
Zachary Bittner why? because of drugs and crimes?
omgGrrr ful nah, because people constantly say Brazil and India are going to be the next economic power houses but they never end up being one because they have real problems with things like poverty, corruption, infrastructure, etc.
We are so much more than your nurses and your maids. PREACH IT 🙌🙌🙌
Tarynne Skye lol
I must admit that my contacts with Filipino people is mostly in health care, since that's what I do.
But the Filipino people I have known have mostly been very knowledgeable and hard working, with a playful sense of humor and pleasant demeanor. There is nothing inherently shameful about being a maid or a nurse! Much needed professions.
I agree, Barbara Danley . I guess my declaration was just targeted at those who limit our employment/education options to health care alone and who identify us as capable of ONLY nursing or being the household help. It's a very limiting stereotype. I myself am a nurse in Australia but when I tried to pursue another course in a totally different area, I was told by school counsellors that I might feel more comfortable among those of my own kind. The qualities you mentioned are indeed what makes us great nurses (THANK YOU!) but it what makes us excel in other fields too. If I had a dollar every time I meet a person says, "Oh you're Filipino! Let me guess, you must be a nurse/domestic helper/cleaner/maid!" or even worse, when they see my purely Filipino daughter who just happens to be fair skinned "You must be the nanny!"...I would set for life. Hahaha!
+Tarynne Skye, wow, that's awful. I don't think those stereotypes are common here in the US. I have known Filipino people in other professions, especially in the US Navy. The best chef I ever knew was a USN cook. His food could make you moan.
Barbara Danley Well to be honest there really are many filipino nurse and domestic helpers around the world so it cant be helped.(and nurse are respected anyway)
"[White skin is] a beauty standard that gets enforced all the way up until the present moment. Of course, it's sort of a colonial mentality about how European aesthetics are beautiful."
"Beauty is not natural. It's always conditioned."
THIS! Thank you so much for providing a video like this. It perfectly sums up the way I have been conditioned to perceive my identity as a Filipino-American!
Leira Zetroc it's very common in asian countries and in latin america as well! My parents are from Mexico and there still seems to be some racism towards those who look more indigenous.
Love this
Leira Zetroc The "European aesthetics" part is not that accurate, though. In China, Korea and Japan white skin was and is a beauty standard and of course had nothing to do with caucasian standards, but had the same "roots" (the thing about social class and the tan you get by working outside)
SteviaCookies THANKYOU. as soon as i heard him say the european thing.. i was like. no. that can't be right. i'm pretty sure it has to do with socialstatus becuase pale skin means you're privileged/wealthy enough to not be working in the sun all the time
SteviaCookies Maybe it wasn't brought in by Europeans but it definitely enforced the beauty standards of having white skin because of the issue of racism plus social class differentiation.
As a Filipina myself, I'd say that a lot of people here in my country are obsessed af with being light-skinned. No kidding, y'all! Even I experienced being bullied (verbally) because of my skin color. They always say that I'm so dark so I should use glutathione or something to lighten my color. And it sometimes come to the point where they'll even make fun of my ancestors. It really depressed and saddened me. I couldn't tell anyone how much I love my skin complexion because they'll make fun of me even more. It's just so sad how that mentality of Filipinos affect a person's life without them even knowing it. Either way, I love myself and how I look like. Nothing can change it. .,.
Anne Byun just have a positive mind. Those people are just being racist no offense. I'm also from the Philippines and I understand that people prefer lighter skin tone. But really it doesn't matter. As long as you love yourself, no one can bring you down. Btw i love your profile pic ❤️
You're not alone. We are actually blessed for having a tan skin. Filipinos should realized that. I've never use any whitening products bc it's a waste of money and I know it doesn't really work. irarampa ko ang kutis Filipina.
Anne Byun same here! though I'm not really dark, but I still get bullied because of my skin color, as well as my fellow classmates. Students who usually have tanned skin are called "paig", which means "burnt" in English. It's depressing...
Be proud of your ancestors no matter what anyone says. I'm not even Filipino myself I'm Mexican but I love the Filipino culture embrace it because it's awesome 🙌🏽🙂
I'm a filipino, I have a brown skin, growing up in PH, people and even some of my family members called me negro but most of my american friends think that my skin awesome because they said my skin tone is very unique, they actually thought that I'm from Mexico
I remember my Filipina mother using bleaching products when I was a little girl.
I think it's sad that being white is a sign of utmost beauty and class in the Philippines.
I love my tan skin and dark hair!!!!
u need to highen ur standards for what u find sad or u will become deeply depressed..
You need to Highen your standards on what constitutes a word.
Jazzordan really its not a real word?
"Highen" is not a word. Your screen name should be Disabled.
Jazzordan relax kid im joking
The name of your researcher itself is a great distillation of Filipino culture, a heady mix of Asian, Spanish, and American influences. Christopher (English name) Santo Domingo (Spanish middle name) Chan (Chinese surname).
at least he is doing something and acknowledging shit instead of starting cockfights and selling women -_-
@@TheHotpinklollipop wtf does that have to do with anything.
@@TheHotpinklollipop wtf?
@@TheHotpinklollipop what the actual fuck does that have to do with goddamn video
@@junetta_aep_breaccglas my comment is cuz people are dissing on him and the origins of his name and what he is doing its literally just a fucking video of looks throughout time with clear research and obviously no countries history can be fully 100% covered in a short video thus u get weirdos making comments like dude above
My little sister and I were born light skin. As we grew older, my mom noticed that my sister was prone to tanning easily compared to me. I never noticed that until my mom started pointing it out when my sister was about 11 or 12. IT WAS BAD. She basically verbally abused my sister. Asking why she's so dark, that it didn't make sense, that it doesn't look nice, maybe she should stop playing outside under the sun, that she should have my light skin also. My sister would cry every single time it happened. I always fought with my mom when I defended my sister. It's gotten better now, but it's just sad that my mom was OBSESSED with being light skinned that it affected my younger sister also. She saw it as a "higher class" thing.
Buena Sumilhig yeah, poor people are out in the sun farming, so poor people are dark. We use the same rational only opposite in America. someone white but tan is someone who vacations a lot, so tan skin is seen as a positive.
Both are just signalling about your wealth though.
Buena Sumilhig I was born dark skin and my grandma and she will tell me every single time to use creams and other stuff to lighten my skin because my luscious tan skin is making me look ugly xD
Well i see people with darker skin more attractive tho. They look more healthy I guess :)
Buena Sumilhig that's sad.. but people say being a morena is beautiful :)
i really can relate. 😭😭 to your sister..
"You're Filipino but why is your last name Spanish"
because Philippines was colonized by the Spaniards for more than 300 years, so basically every Filipinos have Spanish surnames (except most highlanders and people from the southern islands because they weren't influenced that much)
you can notice as well that the researcher's last name had a chinese surname because in the philippines theres a good amount of filipino chinese that constitute the population so i guess maybe the researcher might be fil chi am
Tucense basically spain is the philippines bastard father
Zody Logan Lol they actually did this for tax purposes or for census counting. They implemented that Filipinos to adopt Spanish surnames but there are still some old surnames in there because their status of tribes/class were high enough to not be touched. Back then I think Filipinos surnames was too literal. Like it consisted of two words of a thing, idk :)) Haven't researched that far back XD
my name is Spanish 😁
The woman in painting 0:39 is sooooo beautiful
"Years ago it was fashionable to have 'white' skin, to show that you were too rich to have to work outside. Then it became fashionable to have a tan because it showed you were too rich to have to do any work at all and could lie around in the sun all day."
Stephanie Smith lmao
2008 when i was in Boracay Malay Aklan My Hungarian friend told me, you if you have tan skin the same like your sknin you are so lucky if you are living in Hungary because some people thier spend allot of money for making their skin color Tan or "kayumangi" in your words.
😂😂😂
Ohh... really...?
Ka-yoo-Mang(Mon in monkey)- Gi
All the Filipinos I met are the most positive, friendliest, warm hearted people, yet so dedicated and focused! They are welcoming and easy to get along with! I seriously love them~
Its because people in the Philippines had more proper discipline its our culture that all of us filipinos should always act sincerely kind polite and disciplined
Thank you so much for shedding a different light unto us Filipinos (citizens of the Philippines)! I hope this insightful 100 years of video feature can open other people's mind, not just about us but also to other races as well. Keep doing this and more power to this channel! You've earned a subscriber. :)
Yes that's a good speech
+Ralph delrosario I know you are an filipino and i am Half japanese and filipino
Paula Armada you too
teddy bear did you really think all filipinos look like that? I'm not a Filipino but I've seen youtube videos about "Pinoy Stars, Pinoy Actors and Actresses, and Filipino Celebrities." They all have natural beautiful faces. You should check that out.
THERE IS ONLY ONE RACE (HUMAN RACE). THERE ARE A LOT OF ETHNICITY
The style researcher really hits the nail on the head at the end saying though the world views that though the Philippines as a country that produces household maids and nurses, they are so much more than that.
Of course they are more than that, as reflected in the styles of this video. In a country so large and ethnically diverse as the Philippines, not everyone can be maids and nurses.
But from personal experience, majority of Filipinos I've met are in care taking or janitorial professions, which unfortunately perpetuates the stereotype.
What's the story here?
One good and well known reason is that the mentality of most Filipinos--whether it's just to simply work as a domestic helper in a common household, is that the mere thought itself--of being able to work outside their motherland, would give them the hope to realize the dream of rising their families from the grips of financial hardships. Although it may not be true to all, but this is the common reality for most. Another thing is that, only a few percentage of Filipinos living in the slums (which is a greater percentage making up the rest of the population) are only able to afford the commodity of studying in college, thus the remaining percentage (mostly finishing up until highschool or not at all) opt to work as a domestic worker where (most) Filipinos can put their household managment skills to use such as raising a child or the everyday activities involving domestic activities. Many domestic helpers commonly experience the cruelties of their employers as these OFWs' (Overseas Filipino Workers) worth is reduced to the definition of their stereotype and (most commonly) lack of profficiency in literacy.
So, the next time you happen to meet someone who's a Filipino and is currently working a good day's worth of hours into domestic services, just think about the sacrifice they had to endure to leave their families behind in hopes of searching for a better future to provide for him/her and for those he/she has left behind. It would mean the world if people would see them past beyond the stereotypes the others have laid on them. Cheers!
Olivia Devereaux well written.
Lori D thank you!
That stereotype came from the majority of the world being exposed only to Filipinos working abroad. Well-off Filipinos do a lot of traveling but their "home-base" is still the Philippines since they have affluent properties and holdings. Their "privilege" to go to good schools and more intensive education ensures them good jobs that pay well. Sometimes, nepotism comes into play as well. As the researcher here have said, there is extreme wealth and extreme poverty present here in the PH. Those of lower socio-economic status choose to go abroad to get jobs that pay more than what they would have received in the PH, as the previous commenter has stated. A janitor/nurse/maid/etc. here gets minimum wage. The minimum wage here in the PH is exponentially less than the minimum wage abroad, and so they choose to migrate.
+goshadowkenny because in countries where there are abundance of Filipino maids and nurses, they are experiencing shortage of such profession. I cannot really speak in behalf of maids but as a nurse, I can say that in the UK, the nursing profession is in the shortage list. Meaning, there is not enough nurses in UK so the government recruits foreign nurses and that include Filipinos. Since most Filipinos who took up nursing would like to have a better life, they would want to go other countries. UK and other countries who are looking for foreign nurses because of shortage are willing to give visas (with appropriate qualification and painstaking requirements to be fulfilled). That is why most Filipinos in other countries are in healthcare profession. Of course I met some Filipinos who are not in healthcare or working as helpers, so yeah, we live in a diverse world.
"Beauty is not natural, it's always conditioned." What a great statement.
I think the philippine video was my favourite! Her smile was so radiant!
it's sad that still even now. Some Filipinos (or in most parts of asia) will still think that being dark is unattractive and having lighter skin is beautiful. Ironic how here in North America, white people want to be more tan and in Asia they want to be whiter. Just accept yourself and love the way you were made!
Its kind of america's fault but not really they showed us the whites are dominant that others
Well it's a preference and we cant force people to love something they don't so just let them be.
I'm pretty brown.. But more on the lighter side of brown..you think Shawn will like me? 😍😭😂
And yet I've traveled all over asia and spent time in the Philippines. I know a lot of foreigners who have married filipinas most of them are more attracted to the dark skinned natural girls. Seems most filipinos put those standards for light skin on themselves. It confuses me every time I'm there..
secret did you mean Mendes?
I think Philipines is have the most beautiful ladies in the world
When I first met my man's family, all the women in the fam couldn't stop complimenting on my skin tone. I'm a pale skinned Korean and they seemed to be obsessed with how my skin was so light, asking if I use papaya soap or not. And they told me that light skins are considered beautiful and high class in the Philippines, lol now this video makes more sense for me now.
True. Happy for you! ❤👏😊 every Korean is an artist here in the Philippines hahahh😀
The first look reminded me of Apo Whang Od. Love those tribal tattoos!
Jo
JL Quire mambabatok of Kalinga. Whang od
JL Quire But the reference in the video is from the Pintados which are Visayan. The first ever tattooed people that the Spanish documented where the Pintados who were tattoed from head to toe including the women. You can see the illustrations in the Boxer Codex (1500s)
@@jocelyndelacruz8531 The reference is from the Visayan "Pintados"
There are actually tribes in the philipines that have naturally fair skin, long lashes, brown eyes, and they're not mixed with any foreign bloods. They are called "Manubo"
Zwitzel Monte I'm one of them. Partly. My father is quarter manubo. We're not ashamed to tell anyone that we're part of that ethnic group. We're proud of it.
is it Manubo or Manobo?
I have cousins that are "subanon". They do have pinkish white skin complexion. Idk of all of them have this kind of complexion or just them.
The ifugao's also have fair skin.
misleading.
Sadly when I went to the Philippines this year, there were loads of advertisements for skin lightening creams and billboards of light skinned Asian women.
Well yeah... having white skin is a beauty standard in most Asian countries...
Well duh? It's Asia!
jocelyn rivas it's a beauty standard
jocelyn rivas which I'm not that fond of
Her hair is so luscious and healthy
*"Beauty is not natural, it is always conditioned."*
That hit me hard.
It's nice to see this channel go from 10,000 Subcribers to 400,000! Love this channel!
I think that's because of buzzfeed.. I think they have a partnership.. they show cuts videos some time on their site.. but Yes I like this too.
***** I would request you please also to show the research about Iran 100 years of beauty because its video was very interesting by that one can learn allot about how political changes effect beauty
***** Thank you so much
800,000+ now
904,093 now!!
Let me tell you something about being pale in Asia. In the West, it's popular to have a tan but here in Asia, the paler your skin is, the more beautiful you apparently are. I live in Malaysia and every skin product on TV advertises on how the product can make your skin fairer. Every. Single. One.
True!
So true!!! Its also in the Phils....So many whitening products
In India as well! I just don't get it. We're all beautiful in our own ways!
In Indonesia too. Unless you're a chinese descendant, our real skin is yellow to brown. I don't know why so many women fear of getting dark skin, like it's a bad thing. They say something harsh to their own children if they have dark skin!
because they advertising the beauty is white and pale skin ..
some will take injection for white skin. who knows Sooner or later the effect of the products will harm them. especially collagens for white skin.. and blablabla...
It's nice that they focused more on the indigenous Filipina beauty for the 1910s although I think more people could identify more with the late 1800s/early 1900s Spanish-influenced Filipino culture (like the ones we see on textbooks). But then again, I appreciate that indigenous Filipina beauty still emerges until now.
In record the Philippines is actually the happiest country in SOUTHEAST ASIA
No. Filipinos being happy and smiling are defense mechanism.
Me when I was a kid I've been bullied because of Nya dark skin, but I always racing my middle finger to them that dark skin is beautiful.
It really is. You have every right to be proud :L
Such a good statement, "people think that the Philippines only produces nurses and maids." It is so much richer that the stereotype.
I never heard maids but nurses for sure...
+Tahuan Tinsuyo nurses are those maids; teachers are those maids. College graduate are those maids. Why?! No work to employ them in the philippines so they go abroad for whatever work and so you have nurses, teachers, college graduate , high school graduate who usually work as maids.
dosdadio siapa
This is the role of a vassal state. The parasitic Empire steals your brains while your oligarchy vassals to the US steal your money and corrupt your government and society. Filipinos will be the US's cannon fodder against China.
+RiceChef- -SadFrogSimon OFW'S?
It's okay😀 we're used to it.
Wow she's so beautiful
i love the backstory, behind these beautiful looks, because i don't know that much about the philippine (beauty) culture and this gave me a great inside into this.
very well done Chris Santo Domingo Chan and CutVideo!
Beautiful philipine woman 😍😍
i hate the impact of the western beauty standards so freaking much
Why?
because now, in the Philippines, they have this mindset of white
beauty. AKA fair skin = beautiful and rich; dark= ugly and poor. if you go to the Philippines, you will see a shit ton of whitening products. its sickening.
Karaminah That is throughout asia and I think the concept of white skin dates way back before Europeans set foot in the continent.
So what is stopping them from retaining their natural skintone? There are white people that go to tanning saloons to obtain a brown glow to their skin, the same way non-faired skin people want to obtain lighter skintone. Also people buy whitening products not to obtain fair-skin, but to obtain eventoned complexion.
Yeah , like DEYM A whole shelf , whatever u call that is literally full of whitening products , maybe even 2 or 3 shelves
*when most of us still short after centuries*
1940-WE ALL LOOK LIKE JAPANESE!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1!1
2010-sooooooooooo boring
I really love the 1920's style, it's so simple yet beautiful
A huge thumbs up to Cut Video and Chris for this video! It accurately portrays the standards of beauty in the Philippines in the past century. Thank you, Chris, for also giving all of us a short history lesson for each decade! I really enjoyed watching this.
Austins mama 😍 so gorgeous!
this is so beautiful!! absolute love
It would be amazing to do a special episode for Egypt, for example a woman from ancient Egypt ("king tut" era) then a reference to the fashion many women had when the Greeks and Romans came, a fast forward to more modern times. It'd be amazing to see the evolution of beauty and fashion that has come from Egypt. I've studied Egypt for 14 years and usually people think of Egypt as either toilet-paper wrapped dead men in cartoons or now modern day people fighting for their freedom. A lot of people don't appreciate or realize what came in between
Emily Rose Yeah, i like your suggestion. That's gotta be like 5,000 years of Egyptian beauty in a nutshell.
Emily Storey just 100 years of beauty. :)
Dolores Storey
I'm beginning to accept my naturally tan skin bc of how beautiful it naturally is and I just focus on taking care of it than bleaching it
I was desperate to know the research for the Philippines beauty video, Thank You!! This is an absolutely amazing channel.
I really enjoy hearing about the research and seeing the real looks the video was based on - please keep doing these behind-the-scenes, they're as interesting as the main video!
This video is so interesting! I love getting some insight into the research that went into the original video. I'm glad that the researcher talked about how beauty is a social construction and the ways in which it's influenced by political situations, colonialism etc.
"Beauty is not natural, it's always conditioned."
I couldn't agree less.
+GuacamoleKun then you live in a bubble.
katralber I'm talking about my own opinion. I don't really care what anyone else thinks is beautiful.
i just want to say thank you for this empowering video! it transmits nothing but the TRUTH. i've learned so much in 4 mins than i have ever did in the classroom. again, thank you!!!! - a filipina woman
Thank you so much for the historical background and research videos. As entertaining the 100 years of beauty videos are, I think they lose so much meaning without understanding the historical and social conditions behind those aesthetics.
I love this. Thank you for featuring Filipinas looks over the decades. (: Mabuhay ka!
I'm so glad that you decided to do this video about the philippines! i really enjoyed learning things about my mom's culture, since i've never really looked anything up myself. i hope you continue doing these awesome videos and i'm glad to see your channel steadily growing! xx thea
:) i'll remember this comment, for when you guys can't answer bc there's millions of them lol i'm so lame
***** Do one for Brazil, please!
I just realized that this is the Chris I have watched in some of the recent Cut videos xD
GREAT JOB ON THIS RESEARCH CHRIS!
YOU HAVE PRESENTED THE PHILIPPINES WELL AND YOU GIVE US SO MUCH PRIDE
This girl is so beautiful it hurts to look at her
Can you do 100 Years of Beauty for..well...any country/island in the Caribbean?
I'm Jamaican, but any Caribbean country will do. It would be interesting to see the influences that England, Spain, Netherlands, and France had on the Antilles over 100 years.
Omo Omo CocoMomo
I was just about to make a comment like this. I was hoping for Jamaica or T&T something!
What part of Jamaica are you from Omo?
I love the research put into these videos! It would be amazing if you could do Cambodia!
she really is such a beauty my kind of girl
I love these behind the scenes and the actual videos too! You guys should make one with 100 year of Brazillian beauty. I'm Brazillian and I would love it so so much!
Of course, there is much more to the Philippines.
Michael Phillipspenis
Yea the women. Lol
1:28 Now she looks like a 30year old korean
Nio Hoe ehh not really they just made her skin a bit too light
Huh?
That is so true -- there's more to the single story of the Filipina!!! Thanks so much for this video guys :)
The indigenous lady at 0:24 is so beautiful
@PalealYah Bayn Yisrael she's not, that's the real face of a native filipina duh
@PalealYah Bayn Yisrael lmao
@PalealYah Bayn Yisra'el but maybe she's not mix i mean .... When the spaniards came there clothing changes....
wow 100 years evolution of filipina beauty... great job. .
Waooo nice video
Never thought Women in the Phillipines bleached
Linda Barry Currently, many Filipinas take a whitening pill called Glutathione. Some even inject the Glutathione directly into their system. It's very rampant and common in the Philippines to see whitening soap, whitening pills and many other whitening beauty products.
I had no clue. This video really educated me :)
Hopeful Soul Thx for sharing your knowledge.
I'll go to bed less stupid :)
Linda Barry Many Asian countries (if not all) have skin whitening products, they are very popular, very mainstream, the middle east as them too (I was there for a bit and there were a lot of commercials promoting them)
Well a lot of Filipinas are also born white. And the most common skin is called "kayumanggi" which is not so dark and not so white. We're more likely kayumanggi and white.
Linda Barry Not only them. I think it's safe to say that all the East Asian countries; Korea, China, Japan, etc. Bleach their skin.
My favourite look is the carnival queen looks, those are so classy with the big waves on their hair, fair skin, and red lipstick on....
Filipina are so beautiful 💟💟💟
Will you ever upload behind the scenes for 100 years of beauty Mexico? I'm really interested to know where the beauty ideals came from. Thanks!!
It was great to hear the researcher talk!
I've enjoyed this 100 Years of Beauty so much because it has the explanation with the video :D It's amazing to see how the historical context affects beauty standards
I loved not only having the different eras of makeup but having an expert come in and explain what he is passion about! I love learning about the history! maybe you could continue this flow?? lol
Excuse my unpopular opinion but since everyone here is talking about skin colour, understand this. I am from Asia and having your skin whitened or fairer is not more of a western influence or 'trying to change your race' or something. It's more of a symbol of social status. Back in the days, wealthier women need not to work out in the sun thus preserving their skin and reflecting 'beauty' and elegance with their fair complexion whereas darker skinned women were most often looked down upon.
Not quite the case for Southeast Asia since even people who don't go out alot often have brown skin.
Agree. Also financial status.
I learnt about the Binukot practice in pre-colonial Philippines
Love this channel, such a beautiful thing to show and embrace the beauty in all races, ethnicity and cultures!!
I love the behind the scenes research! Fascinating!!
Good job on explaining the influences on the styles, especially the skin complexion!
LOVE IT. LOVE. ALL. OF. IT.
Two of my favourite things: history and clothes!!!!!
Benjamin Rome Clarke Then you might want to see this, early 16th century "1500's" Filipino Clothing before Spanish invasion.
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meiji capa Hmm, I see a bit of Chinese influence here.
Benjamin Rome Clarke Yeah because of the trade, but it's more of an Indian and southeast asian.
so gay :)
negawut™ Gay AND nerdy. That's me.
ONE OF THE FEW phillipeneos that talk about the awful influence of white military supremecy I congratulate you
What?!
I love how much importance this channel places on the history behind the 100 years of beauty videos. Good job guys! I'd love too see how long this project goes on for and in what direction you'll take it for future videos :)
she is adorable
I am proud that I am a Filipino ❤️❤️❤️ I wanna visit Philippines so badly 😭❤️❤️
2019: liptint, braces, tiktok, pokpok gurls
Lol
chek
Filipino people look like a mix of Pacific Islander and East Asian. Beautiful people
damn she's pretty
still waiting on one for men.
Jean-Luc Maske-Stockdale ohhhhhhhhhhh my godddddddddddddddddddddddd OHHHHHHHHHHHHH MYYYYYYYYYYYYY GODDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD
Jean-Luc Maske-Stockdale "nosebleed"
+Jean-Luc Maske-Stockdale Our prayer has been answered! they have the new episode featuring Men! and the model is to die for! I love the 1930s and 40s
Anthropology is interesting!
David Cipriano
His voice is so deep!
I love this, it's damn educational.
Nice video. I love it in the Philippines. Yes the Beauty is nice but the People are Amazing.. Most of my videos come from the Philippines I wish I could video everything I see there..
"Philippines is not just a country who produce our Nurses and Maid" Very Well Said!!! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for giving our country a different light
I've never heard someone speak so much facts and hard truths in a seemingly casual/entertaining video. Cut, you've found a really good researcher for this video!
Very very good informative video. I like how Mr. Chan said that beauty is more so implied than natural.
Norway pls. just pls.
My Wife is Philippine - Chinese I think there are so many Diverse Looks amongst Filipinas because of all the different ethnic groups that came to and breed with the native peoples of the Philippines over the centuries...any thoughts on this? The Philippine people are kind of like the Hawaiians in this regard. The Philippines is right in the middle of a lot of trading routes over the centuries. With modern DNA testing it would be interesting to go around the Philippines and do some mapping in this regard to see how extensive the mixing really is and where.
Bound for Baguio there is a study about that it called Austronesian just search it you will learn more..
I definitely would love to know more about the mixing too!
I definitely would love to know more about the mixing too!
Bound for Baguio There is new research (albeit controversial) that suggests that the ancestors of the Pacific Islanders may have come from Taiwan and the Philippines. There's definitely a lot of mixing. There is the multiple waves of Malay immigration then there are other groups. Not to mention the Chinese, Spanish, Japanese and others.
This is one of the more well-researched episodes. Chris did a great job.
oh man, I like this dude. I especially like the points he made about filipina beauty standards but most importantly about how the world perceive filipinos.
I'm Filipina w really white skin because both my parents have Spanish blood.I grew up in Thailand where white skin is adored,good for me!But not until I came across Americans and Europeans who told me "You should really get some tan" and my ex-bf used to say the same thing adding that "You look like a ghost" which made me feel really bad:s Even my own brother tells me to get some sun at times. I mean why can't we just be accepted the way we are?It doesn't matter what skin color/tone we have,just be happy about it!I am happy w mine and no one tells me to get some sun and no one tells the people w brown/dark skin to use whitening products!
Chesca Rodriguez C, I'm just going to say towards that last part. They may not tell you to bleach but you see and are told dark skin is not attractive. No matter how popular tanning is becoming.
As long as you like the skin you are in, that is all that matters. I love my brown skin despite what anyone may say. And you should feel the same about your lighter complexion.
can you do one is Malaysia?? PLEASEEEEEEE just because we're small doesn't mean we dont to go unnoticed ... :(
I'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS FOR WEEEEKS
This is so amazing!! Proud Filipina here 🤚🏼
Guys, in that 1910s, you shouldve based the look in Maria Clara or a typical women who wears an either long straight hair or a bun with a brooch in their hair. The typical "Victorian Era" Filipina. Not a Tribeswoman. Even the lowerclass women dont look like that at that time. Plus, the girl looks more Chinese than Filipino. But you did a great job. This is just some things I noticed. 👍👍
I would want to see Germany or somewhere else in Europe!
wolfiefilms I'm not sure if I should point out that Germany is in Europe...
Autumn Ayers Haha yeah. Specifically Germany or somewhere else in Europe.
wolfiefilms
the model is so pretty and her skin so freaking smooth 😍