If they did, maybe they would’ve been able to avoid the company’s latest blunder. A Facebook ad the company ran recently showed a black woman peeling off her T-shirt to reveal a white woman underneath her skin, which could be interpreted as their soap being used to lighten customer’s dirty skin.

Dove apologised for 'racist' Facebook advert showing a black woman turning white after using @Dove lotion. pic.twitter.com/NGXyhnGuBZ

— Habeeb Akande (@Habeeb_Akande) October 8, 2017

“An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully,” the official Dove Twitter tweeted yesterday (October 7). “We deeply regret the offense it caused.”

An image we recently posted on Facebook missed the mark in representing women of color thoughtfully. We deeply regret the offense it caused.

— Dove (@Dove) October 7, 2017

The Facebook campaign has been removed.

Previously, Dove has made numerous missteps when it came to marketing products to women. For their body positivity campaign, the brand released a product line in the United Kingdom featuring six different shaped bottles representing that beauty “can come in all shapes and sizes.”

Needless to say, they got clowned for that as well.

Oh yeah, and then there was the time they ran an ad where three women standing together seemed to exemplify the message that if you use their product, your skin would become lighter (with how they were positioned).

You have done it in the past.🙄 pic.twitter.com/qaGG10bePw

— Nonhlanhla Mabhena (@N0n0zA) October 7, 2017