07-07-2010, 23:00
I have seen pretty much every NBE product say that Asian women shouldn't expect as much results as other races, which I think is BS. I think they are stereotyping that the typical Asian woman is petite, high metabolism, and they don't have many natural curves. But yet I've met plenty of Asian women with naturally big breasts, so that's a stereotype and bad marketing on their part. I think everyone has potential to grow with NBE. But it's all about genetics on how fast you will respond, how long it will take to reach your goal, and what is to most you can possibly grow.
There are plenty of Caucasian women who are petite, high metabolism and no curves, so I think it boils down to individual genetics.
And yes I know about ethnic products. I come from a family with about every race there is lol. I was adopted. My cousins are Hispanic and Caucasian, their children are mixed with African American also. And so when I babysit them, when I give them baths I know what to do that, you use the special shampoos, the oils in the hair after the shower, the skin moisturizers, etc. (and I have extremely dry skin btw and I'm Russian and German by blood! I use cocoa butter lotion after every shower or else my skin gets so dry it cracks!). My son is mixed, though his hair is that of a Caucasian he got my bad dry skin, or it could be from his father's side also. Also my hair is very dry, I have to use more conditioners than most white women. So that's my genetics there haha.
I think it's stupid that cosmetic companies, most of them, don't keep in mind the different genetics of people and how everyone has different skin, hair, etc. I have naturally curly hair, very frizzy, and most shampoos are horrible for my hair, so finding what works for me is always a struggle.
But either way, I get the not wanting to spend that kind of money, BB is very pricey that's why I went with UB. But I think that NBE goes on your personal genetics, your metabolism, how your families genes are, etc.
Oh and on them having very few AA testimonies, I have no clue. I was a AA before I started my NBE journey. But I've used many different things over the years I been trying to find what works for me. And I think it's safe to say I'm now a 32D going from a 32AA. I tried to put on a VS 32C bra the other day and it literally bursted! All I did was adjust myself in it cause I was coming out of it, and rip, the part that holds the cups together in between them, it busted. And the bra was only worn 5 times at most, oh well haha. So yes going from a AA to a C or D is very possible.
Mariah, the one I referred you to was a AA, I think she is now a D also? Just remember it takes time, dedication and consistency, but it can work for you. Hope you find what works for you though!
There are plenty of Caucasian women who are petite, high metabolism and no curves, so I think it boils down to individual genetics.
And yes I know about ethnic products. I come from a family with about every race there is lol. I was adopted. My cousins are Hispanic and Caucasian, their children are mixed with African American also. And so when I babysit them, when I give them baths I know what to do that, you use the special shampoos, the oils in the hair after the shower, the skin moisturizers, etc. (and I have extremely dry skin btw and I'm Russian and German by blood! I use cocoa butter lotion after every shower or else my skin gets so dry it cracks!). My son is mixed, though his hair is that of a Caucasian he got my bad dry skin, or it could be from his father's side also. Also my hair is very dry, I have to use more conditioners than most white women. So that's my genetics there haha.
I think it's stupid that cosmetic companies, most of them, don't keep in mind the different genetics of people and how everyone has different skin, hair, etc. I have naturally curly hair, very frizzy, and most shampoos are horrible for my hair, so finding what works for me is always a struggle.
But either way, I get the not wanting to spend that kind of money, BB is very pricey that's why I went with UB. But I think that NBE goes on your personal genetics, your metabolism, how your families genes are, etc.
Oh and on them having very few AA testimonies, I have no clue. I was a AA before I started my NBE journey. But I've used many different things over the years I been trying to find what works for me. And I think it's safe to say I'm now a 32D going from a 32AA. I tried to put on a VS 32C bra the other day and it literally bursted! All I did was adjust myself in it cause I was coming out of it, and rip, the part that holds the cups together in between them, it busted. And the bra was only worn 5 times at most, oh well haha. So yes going from a AA to a C or D is very possible.
Mariah, the one I referred you to was a AA, I think she is now a D also? Just remember it takes time, dedication and consistency, but it can work for you. Hope you find what works for you though!