Sudanese model Suzan Salah Idris

[Misreeya]

I guess it doesn't matter but my initial thought when I read "Sudanese" is that she'd be a lot darker skinned.

She's pretty. But I wonder if they brightened her skin tone in those modeling pics on the 1st page.

She is very natural someone created a whole thread of the women of the country here.

http://www.thecoli.com/threads/i-be...-one-of-the-most-diverse-groups.283607/page-3

When you compare her to the menfolks, she is definitely the norm or common. lol

http://www.lipstickalley.com/showthread.php/785098-Sudanese-the-Men-edition

I reckon your exposure is limited and there is nothing wrong with that.

 

[Misreeya]

I must say reading some of the commits is very enlightening to say the least, and i just leave it at that.

 

[Virtuous_Brotha]

I must say reading some of the commits is very enlightening to say the least, and i just leave it at that.

you will soon learn that some dudes on here tend to come with a fake militant stance whenever a light skinned women is endorsed to make them selves seem more "pro black". pay them no mind they know she pretty as fuk

 

[Misreeya]

you will soon learn that some dudes on here tend to come with a fake militant stance whenever a light skinned women is endorsed to make them selves seem more "pro black". pay them no mind they know she pretty as fuk

To be honest with you in my neck of the woods Salah is not considered lightskinn. She is just a normal color for that region in Sudan, which is very common for the vast majority of the people in the North. Someone like Nancy Ajaj or Alec Wek skin color in the north is common, but as common as Salah.. The majority people skin color in the North is within the reddish or brownish range, but all skin colors are beautiful regardless. I guess it is all your perspective. In places such as India she be dusky, and in Egypt she is considered to be in the darker/medium end of the color spectrum there.