Unilever

Unilever

frckls2020-06-04T21:54:45.000Z
So CT didn't end up with EL but w Puig, beating Unilever, L'Oreal and Shiseido.+
https://amp.theguardian.com/business/2020/jun/04/spanish-puig-snaps-up-charlotte-tilbury-makeup-empire
dottielsj2020-05-20T12:59:31.000Z
Ita.....OT but I just found out that my (and my DH’s) long time fave haircare brand++
Shea Moisture, was bought by Unilever. This explains why the formulas we’ve loved for so long aren’t the same (thought it was my imagination but NO.
PrincessFrostine2020-05-18T05:45:46.000Z
I honestly think they did. I did use some of their products a while ago & loved them. r/o
I recently bought some & something about them seemed "off" to me. I believe the company was sold to Unilever & they discontinued a lot of things & cha
Lizzy282019-12-08T10:19:01.000Z
Vaseline (Petroleum Jelly) can range from white to yellow. The yellow one is less "purified" but rop
still cosmetics grade. It shouldn't have a strong smell; just a very faint "Vaseline-y" smell. I have the Original Vaseline Petrolum Jelly in the tub
tsth2019-11-11T12:50:46.000Z
I've been trying Dove Dry Serum antiperspirant>>>
I really like it....and I don't wear liquid type deodorants...this one is nice. It's like a cream, it's very light in fragrance and works well, altho
colapop1002019-11-11T02:01:29.000Z
Im surprised they havent since unilever bought the company but +
That was a couple of years ago and no sign of it happening
agtc2019-11-09T18:12:04.000Z
Same. But it's owned by Unilever...
Cally792019-06-03T17:39:01.000Z
Yes that's it BUT if you read up on it some people are saying that the bottles with the Art Deco lettering are the ones you want. They say that either
muaddiction2019-04-24T10:17:00.000Z
Has anyone tried the Mother Dirt AO Biome mist??++
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2019-04-22/even-clorox-and-unilever-want-the-booming-bacteria-business-to-thrive?utm_source=Beauty+Independent
marymary2019-04-01T14:43:00.000Z
responsible waste management - using bacteria to break down waste for fuel ro.
recycling, not dumping it in landfill. controversial but a lot of pharma companies are developing drugs for orphan diseases. fair trade, supporting