Consumer giant to halt excessive photo editing in its adverts
Unilever also says it plans to stop using the word ‘normal’ to describe products as it seeks a ‘more inclusive definition of beauty’.
Unilever also says it plans to stop using the word ‘normal’ to describe products as it seeks a ‘more inclusive definition of beauty’.
Boss of global consumer goods giant says its office-based employees will never go back to their desks five days a week after Covid.
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