Unilever is doing away with the word “normal” on the packaging of its beauty products and respective advertisements. The language change is one way the multinational consumer goods company is being ...

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The word “normal” is often used to describe what type of skin or hair – such as normal, dry, fine or oily – is recommended for a particular beauty product. The British-headquartered multinational, ...

Unilever announced it will drop the word "normal" from the packaging of its beauty products to support a more "inclusive vision." In a statement released Tuesday, the company, which owns brands such ...

Unilever has announced it will eliminate the word 'normal' from the packaging of all its beauty and personal care brands as part of a new Positive Beauty vision and strategy. The UK-based company ...

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