It was intended to promote Nivea’s “Invisible for Black and White” deodorant and depicted the back of a woman’s head with long, wavy, dark hair that tumbled over an all-white outfit.

The ad, which has since been deleted, was shared on the Nivea Middle East Facebook page to promote the brand’s “Invisible For Black & White” deodorant product. The caption read ...

It was intended to promote Nivea's "Invisible for Black and White" deodorant and depicted the back of a woman's head with long, wavy, dark hair that tumbled over an all-white outfit. Underneath ...

The spot pitching Nivea’s “Invisible for Black and White” showed a woman with her back to the camera and her dark hair flowing over a white robe. The Facebook post ran the caption ...

Don't let anything ruin it, #Invisible" - set out to advertise Nivea's new Invisible for Black & White deodorant, a product that promises to leave zero residue behind on your clothing. Instead ...

The spot pitching Nivea’s “Invisible for Black and White” showed a woman with her back to the camera and her dark hair flowing over a white robe. At the bottom of the ad, in all caps ...

Nivea was trying to promote its “Invisible for Black and White” deodorant, and featured a woman with long, dark brown hair in a white robe. But the slogan, “White is purity,” triggered ...

The ad for Nivea Invisible Black & White deodorant was aimed at Facebook followers in the Middle East. It featured a dark-haired woman wearing white and was posted alongside the caption ...

It was intended to promote Nivea’s “Invisible for Black and White” deodorant and depicted the back of a woman’s head with long, wavy, dark hair that tumbled over an all-white outfit.