How do you know if you're white?

Answer 1

For short term there are face powders or makeup.

For long term there are face whitening creams or skin bleaching.

There is also the more extreme option of a face tattoo using white ink.

Answer 2

"White" has two potential meanings - either skin tone or ethnic heritage. To determine if you have a white (Caucasian) skin tone, pull out a set of crayons and see which color most closely matches the skin on your forearm. Typically a person with a white skin tone will match the peach or "flesh" crayon. In contrast, a person with a black skin tone will match a crayon in the brown range (coffee, sienna, black-brown, brown). Other skin tones include Asian (typically a touch of yellow in the undertone), Middle Eastern/Indian (more of a mahogany tone) and Native American (typically a touch of copper, particularly when tan).

To determine if you have a white (Northern Europe) ethnic heritage, you can start with reviewing your last name and do an internet search to see where the last name originated. You can also do an ancestry trace to see where your ancestors were born and raised. You may also be able to ask you parents what your ethnic heritage is. England, Scotland, Ireland, Iceland, France, Denmark, Germany, Bohemia, Austria, Prussia, Norway, Sweden, Scandinavia and Russia all tend to be classified as "white". Spain, Greece, Italy, Turkey, the Balkans, Iran, Iraq, Egypt, the Arabian Peninsula and northern Africa are usually classified as "Middle East". China, Japan, Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia, Thailand, North Korea, South Korea are all "Asian". Any country in Africa not identified as Middle East is classified as "African" or "black". Native American heritage would be associated with a tribe or people that were present in the Americas prior to European settlement.

Answer 3

Race is a social construct, and self-identification plays a significant role in determining racial identity. If you identify as white and are recognized as such within your community and society, then you may consider yourself white. It is important to remember that racial identity can be complex and personal, and it is ultimately up to the individual to define their own identity.

Answer 4

Unless you have a disease that affects pigmentation, such as vitiligo which can cause loss of dark pigmentation, you can't simply become white.

Answer 5

Put white eyeliner on your water line and use a light foundation. Dye your hair blonde or light brown.

Answer 6

by reduction of ur melanin