Risper Faith has recently made headlines by revealing that she has lightened her skin using expensive oils, claiming it’s a strategy to attract Nairobi men. The socialite and businesswoman shared her views during the grand opening of Phoina Beauty, emphasizing that men in the city highly prefer light skin.
“Let me tell you something. All Nairobi men like light-skinned women,” she stated. To illustrate her point, Risper advised, “Just go to a club and sit with a friend. See who they will talk to.” Her comments have sparked a lively debate about beauty standards and preferences among Nairobi’s male population.
Risper’s candid confession has drawn attention to her personal beauty regimen and highlighted the societal pressures and expectations women face. As the conversation continues, it sheds light on the lengths some women go to fit into these idealized standards.
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