Unilever has taken a measured move to crack the prestige skin care market
Unilever Buys Tatcha to Grab Growth From Algae-Based Skin Care - Bloomberg
Unilever Is Excising The Word "Normal" From Beauty Packaging. What Other Words Should Be Excised From Beauty? - Beauty Independent
Unilever Says No To 'Normal' With New Positive Beauty Vision | Unilever
Unilever attempts to see off skin care competition with Vaseline revamp
Unilever says no to 'normal' with new positive beauty vision | Unilever
Unilever on skin care acquisition trail again this time buying Murad
Unilever acquires prestige skincare brand Kate Somerville - Global Cosmetics News
Unilever to buy REN skincare brand | Financial Times
Unilever to remove word “normal” from packaging and ads - BW Confidential
Unilever Acquires Skin-Care Brand Tatcha for a Reported $500 Million - Fashionista
Safe Cosmetics on Twitter: "Congratulations to @Unilever for being an industry leader and for their commitment to fragrance ingredient transparency in their 15 lines of beauty and personal care products. #fragrance #righttoknow
TerraCycle Loop platform beauty brands Unilever, Beiersdorf, Bulldog, Beauty Kitchen talk reusable, durable packaging
Champion Inclusion': Unilever To Drop Word 'Normal' From Packaging, Ads Of Beauty Products
Only at Target: Unilever & Sundial Launch Textured Hair Care Line | Global Cosmetic Industry
Changing with times: Unilever to quit editing model images in ads, using 'normal' in beauty products - GCC Business News
Unilever Buys Tatcha for an Estimated $500 Million — Details | Allure
Unilever to remove word 'normal' from beauty and personal care brands' packaging and advertising
Unilever buys digital-first skincare brand Paula's Choice - Inside FMCG
Unilever Brands with PRODUCTS | Beauty solution, Beauty bar, Anti hair fall shampoo
2 Unilever (2020) | Beauty Packaging
Maker of Dove Soap Will Drop the Word 'Normal' From Beauty Products - The New York Times
Unilever Acquires Beauty Brand Tatcha for a Reported $500 Million
Unilever Launches Love Beauty and Planet Brand to Attract Millennials | Fortune
