Blac Chyna has created a new line of skin lightening creams in partnership with Nigerian cosmetics brand Whitenicious. The social media model and influencer announced the news on Instagram Tuesday:

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Lagos Nigeria, join me at the first official launch of my face cream this Sunday November 25th at the Whitenicious store from 1-5PM. Everyone is invited. @whitenicious

A post shared by Blac Chyna (@blacchyna) on Nov 19, 2018 at 5:47pm PST

A PR Newswire analysis found the global market for skin whitening products is expected to double in the next 10 years. With Chyna's new product going for $250, it would appear she's primed for good returns, especially given Nigerian women are one of the world's leading consumers of whitening products. According to The World Health Organization, 77 percent of Nigerian women use the creams.

WHO has found these creams can be dangerous however; they have been known to cause kidney diseases and even blindness. Whitenicious founder, African pop singer Dencia, defended her product on the UK's Channel 4, claiming it is safer than other skin whitening products because it lacks harmful chemicals such as mercury.

During her Channel 4 appearance, Dencia said, "White means pure," but argued the "white" in her cream's name refers to the hue, not to white skin. She maintained that although she appears in advertisements with digitally lightened skin, her product is only for people who want to remove blemishes.

Blac Chyna claims that is exactly what she uses Whitenicious for. A spokesperson for the mother of two told TMZ the product helps Chyna manage issues related to hyper-pigmentation.

Twitter, however, didn't seem to buy the explanation:

ALL MONEY ISN'T GOOD MONEY: Blac Chyna Joins Forces With Dencia For Her Own $250 Jar Of Whitenicious Skin Lightening Cream
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— freaky friday (@freakyradioshow) November 19, 2018

Blac Chyna selling bleaching cream in Africa??? The world really is backwards, sad thing is people will actually buy it.

— مرياما (@MariamasTL) November 20, 2018

If anyone from #Lagos,#Nigeria go to @BLACCHYNA skincare event, you are a moron. She’s promoting self-hate & telling you to not love your black skin. Is she ever in the public eye for anything good? The name of the product is stupid! Think about it.

— ManLike… (@Just_Wale) November 20, 2018

I have a personal vow with myself to avoid arguing with other BW on social media however @BLACCHYNA you’re a dickhead for this. As a BW and as a Nigerian I think you’re vile for being complicit in something so damaging. Bleaching creams are not cool. pic.twitter.com/qgS2tBwcyX

— Kelechi Okafor (@kelechnekoff) November 20, 2018

Blac Chyna is going to Lagos, Nigeria to promote a bleaching cream and I am honestly disgusted.

— Hawa. (@MsJah_) November 20, 2018

Blac Chyna partnering up with Africa's bleaching king and queen to create a new face bleaching cream is beyond problematic.

It's really rubbing me the wrong way, ain't no way in hell she would do that in LA. Exploiting Nigeria's colourism problem is disgusting

— Tops (@SincerelyTops) November 20, 2018

They are really bringing Blac Chyna to sell bleaching cream for y’all in Lagos. This is actually sad. pic.twitter.com/azW5qoD3FW

— Hausa Chocolate (@H_L_MA) November 20, 2018

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