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Western countries
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In Western countries, pale skin is associated with beauty, elegance, and high social status.
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East Asian cultures
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Pale skin is valued for beauty and social status in East Asian cultures.
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South Korea
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In South Korea, pale skin is preferred as a symbol of beauty.
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African countries
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Pale skin is less common and may not be as valued for beauty in many African cultures due to the prevalence of darker skin tones.
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Australian Aboriginal cultures
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Pale skin is traditionally valued as a natural adaptation to hot and sunny climates in Australian Aboriginal cultures, but the value varies by community.
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Caribbean countries
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In Caribbean countries, pale skin is generally not valued as a beauty standard due to the prevalence of darker skin tones.
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Indigenous Arctic cultures
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Pale skin is common and traditionally valued among Indigenous Arctic cultures due to limited sunlight exposure and is seen as a sign of health and strength.
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Latin American countries
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In Latin American countries, pale skin is generally not as valued as a beauty standard due to the prevalence of darker skin tones.
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Middle Eastern countries
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In Middle Eastern cultures, pale skin has been historically linked to high social status and beauty, especially among the upper class.
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Nigeria
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In Nigeria, tanned skin is considered a symbol of beauty, contrasting with the concept of pale skin.
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Pacific Island cultures
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Pale skin is less common and not traditionally associated with beauty standards in Pacific Island cultures due to the natural darker skin tones of the people.
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South Asian countries
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Pale skin has historically been associated with high social status and beauty in South Asian cultures, particularly in ancient texts and art.
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