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Unilever To Exclude Word 'Normal' From Beauty Products For Inclusivity
Globally, more than a hundred Unilever brands will have the word "normal" removed to describe skin type or hair texture, and replaced with terms such as "grey hair" for shampoos or "moisture replenish" for skin creams by March next year.
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Masks, Sanitisers Can Be Sold At Fair Price Shops: Delhi Food Minister
Delhi Food and Civil Supplies Minister Imran Hussain on Saturday said face masks, gloves, soaps and hand sanitisers, which have been declared essential commodities, can be sold at fair price shops across the national capital.
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In 2003, She Endorsed A Fairness Product. Now, She Is Apologising For It
In 2003, Sonal Sehgal moved to Mumbai to become an actor. One of the first jobs she got was a starring role in an advertisement for fairness soap. Cut to 2017. The actor is now apologising for "letting this kind of racism perpetrate in our society. For not speaking up." She says she wants to "try and make a difference. And correct a wrong."
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Fairest of Us All? Superstar Mammootty in Trouble Over Soap
Southern mega star Mammootty has been dragged to court by a man who used the "fairness soap" he endorsed to disappointing results.
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Unilever To Exclude Word 'Normal' From Beauty Products For Inclusivity
Globally, more than a hundred Unilever brands will have the word "normal" removed to describe skin type or hair texture, and replaced with terms such as "grey hair" for shampoos or "moisture replenish" for skin creams by March next year.
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Masks, Sanitisers Can Be Sold At Fair Price Shops: Delhi Food Minister
Delhi Food and Civil Supplies Minister Imran Hussain on Saturday said face masks, gloves, soaps and hand sanitisers, which have been declared essential commodities, can be sold at fair price shops across the national capital.
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In 2003, She Endorsed A Fairness Product. Now, She Is Apologising For It
In 2003, Sonal Sehgal moved to Mumbai to become an actor. One of the first jobs she got was a starring role in an advertisement for fairness soap. Cut to 2017. The actor is now apologising for "letting this kind of racism perpetrate in our society. For not speaking up." She says she wants to "try and make a difference. And correct a wrong."
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Fairest of Us All? Superstar Mammootty in Trouble Over Soap
Southern mega star Mammootty has been dragged to court by a man who used the "fairness soap" he endorsed to disappointing results.
