Why These Counterprotesters Denounced Hate at the "Free Speech Rally"Check this out: Beauty influencer Jackie Aina knows this story all too well. In her most recent video, Aina dedicated an entire discussion to the singular concept of nude makeup and demonstrated, with a variety of swatches, how exclusionary it really is. We like to think of makeup as “one size fits all,” but there are still areas where brands aren’t considering the needs of their consumers with darker skin. “In theory, nude is supposed to be for everyone, right?” she says. Aina mentions that there’s nothing wrong with a company that brands their products as nude, “But just be mindful of how that imagery plays into people’s psyche in the long run. Every time I see an image of nude, it’s always beige, or peach, or a really light color, then you’re kind of saying that’s the default,” she says. This struggle isn’t exclusive to beauty, it even extends to undergarments, trying to match nude colored bras, underwear, and shape wear to the colors of our dark skin.ContentView Iframe URL so here's to hoping this will inspire him to bring his siblings along on the red carpet like he has in the past.Twitter contentView on TwitterTwitter contentView on TwitterRelated:A Major Justin Bieber Collaboration Is on the WayCheck this out:After takinga hiatus from Instagramfor more than four months,Pete Davidson Keep scrolling to see some of Jackie Aina's favorite nude lipsticks and some of ours too:Mented Cosmetics "Peach Please", $18,mentedcosmetics.comMented Cosmetics, "Number 5", $18,mentedcosmetics.comMented Cosmetics "Nude LaLa", $18,mentedcosmetics.comPat McGrath Labs "1995", $38,patmcgrath.comAnastasia Beverly Hills "Malt", $20,anastasiabeverlyhills.comColourPop "Friends", $7,colourpop.comColourPop "Chocalatier", $7,colourpop.comMAC "Velvet Teddy", $18.50,maccosmetics.comYou best not assume anything aboutHarry Styles