albino asian, come to think of it I never seen one, has anyone ever seen one? post pics Options

[NitaKang]

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An African Albino.
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I think they're Asian Albinos.
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[onepairofpant]

I said asian I've seen tons of white and black albinos, the ones in the middle maybe, but thats not quite what I was looking for

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[NitaKang]

There are quites some Eastern Asian albinos. Think light blonde/white hair, and dracula skin, but the eyes remain typical.

[Adee]

I've seen an albino Chinese girl in Hong Kong. I thought she was a white blonde girl at first until she turned around.

[SlantedVision]

i've seen an albino asian before when i was visiting colorado.

[VietPunk]

Sucks to be albino.

[vanggirlie]

to be considered albino i thought you have to have light (white) hair and skin and have blue eyes or something.

those asians with light hair and brown eyes are not albino. their parents have a recessive gene that when combined makes that light hair (and skin) sometimes.

i should know because i was born with blond hair which is now naturally brown. i have brown eyes. my eyebrows and eyelashes are naturally black (for some reason). people say i have very light skin except i'm not albino. sorry i'm just not. oops forgot to say that both my parents are full blooded asians.

i look like any light skinned asian except i have brown hair.

This post has been edited by vanggirlie: Mar 8 2005, 01:11 AM

[aZnRiCeChiQ]

i've never seen an albino person before, except for one

[Nam]

ummmm i hate to ask but what is an albino? im serious lol

[shiro]

^ no pigment
so, white skin, white hair, and pink eyes

[skat3r]

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Albinos lack pigmentation therefore causing the dicolouration and resulting in poor vision and loss of natural sun protection mechanisms such as melanin which is what causes darker skin in order to make the skin more resistant to UV rays.

The condition is inheretant.

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[Vi3tSiN]

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to be considered albino i thought you have to have light (white) hair and skin and have blue eyes or something.

those asians with light hair and brown eyes are not albino. their parents have a recessive gene that when combined makes that light hair (and skin) sometimes.

i should know because i was born with blond hair which is now naturally brown. i have brown eyes. my eyebrows and eyelashes are naturally black (for some reason). people say i have very light skin except i'm not albino. sorry i'm just not. oops forgot to say that both my parents are full blooded asians.

i look like any light skinned asian except i have brown hair.

Interesting, I also was born with blonde hair but it is naturally brown. I have green/brown eyes. people say I have very light skin. Both my parents are asian. Oddly I am albino. Lol. Both me and my sister. Though we are only half albino. x]
( For me I think i am half albino because when my father was little he needed a blood transfusion and I guess the blood he got contained traits of albinoism? I dunno. Too young to understand that. xD )

[grapefruit]

albino chinese... not very attractive.
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This post has been edited by grapefruit: Jan 10 2008, 11:34 PM

[Goombaking209]

This Hmong girl I went to school with was Albino. She had natural blond hair and no skin pigmentation.

[k1fan]

I've seen an asian albino at my uni he wore sunglasses, think his eyes were sensitive to the sun.

[senyum]

i have, theres some in indo. most of em have blonde or really light brown hairs & either green/blue/light brown eyes. their skin is pinkish/whitish. but ive seen some hot albino lookings!

This post has been edited by senyum: Jan 11 2008, 09:12 AM

[vivelamour]

What's that half asian model's name? Devon. SHe looks like she could be one. heh

Devon Aoki?

[SillyMilly!]

I'm Pakistani and when I was little I used to have to go to Week-end school to learn Urdu and other such Pakistani things (i live in London) and theer was 2 girls from the same family, sisters but not twins who were Albino, white hair, white skin, white eyebrows, reddy-looking eyes: I aint never seen any others in real life and i didnt think Albinism is just a Black thing, where did that idea come from??

[mandoogogi2008]

The OP is not talking about half Asian/half white hapas who look more "white."

But yes, I was reading some kind of magazine, I guess it was the National Geographic, where they showed a picture of an albino Japanese boy. At first, I thought he was a white child. But the caption said that he's an albino Japanese boy, and when i closely looked at his facial features, he had more of an Asian look to his face.

I also had this English teacher back in high school who is a Chinese female, but had pure light blonde hair. She also wore sunglasses whenever she left the building to protect her eyes from teh sun glare and UV rays. Everybody in the school gossiped that she is an albino Chinese female. From far away, she looks like an old white women. But when you walk up to her and see her face, she definitely has an Asian face with all the Asian phenotypes. Oh and yes, she's definitely Chinese. Her name is Mrs. Fang.

This post has been edited by mandoogogi2008: Jan 12 2008, 02:08 PM

[chidoll]

It doesn't mostly occur in black people. It occurs across all races. It's just a

Only a fraction of albinos actually have pinkish or red eyes. Most often, their eyes are blue, violet, or green.

You can not catch albinism. It isn't a disease. It's a genetic abnormality that you have to be born with. You also cannot be 'half' albino; either you are albino or you are not. There are different types. Some involve having no pigment at all, in hair, skin, or eyes. Some, like ocular albinism, only involve lack of pigment in the eyes. People who are albino also almost always have severe vision problems.

Their eyes and skin are extremely sensitive to sunlight. If you look up photos of people with albinism in Third World countries, most of the pictures of people over, say, probably 25 or 30 years old have deformities anywhere from mild to extremely severe from burn scars and skin cancer caused by the sun because they don't have the means to protect themselves from it.