A customer picks up a "Fair and Lovely" skin lightening product in a shop in Ahmedabad, India, on June 25, 2020. Amit Dave / Reuters June 25, 2020, 12:42 PM EDT ...

"This was never our intention - healthy skin is beautiful skin." Fair and Lovely is India's largest selling skin lightening cream, with 24bn rupees ($317m; £256m) in annual revenue.

Over-the-counter skin lightening creams to improve skin tone and minimize spots were found unsatisfactory by users because it did not improve their hyperpigmentation, found a first of its kind ...

Boxes of 'Fair & Lovely' skin lightening products are seen on the shelf of a store in New Delhi, India, on June 25, ... creams, shampoos and other products under the brand name “Glow & Lovely. ...

A customer picks up Fair & Lovely brand of skin lightening product from a shelf in a shop in Ahmedabad, India, which is the biggest market for the cream and where fairness products have long been ...

Voices Unilever’s rebrand of Fair & Lovely is a sticking plaster – it shouldn’t sell skin lightening creams at all. The multi-billion pound company’s decision looks suspiciously like a ...

Earlier this month, Johnson & Johnson said it would stop selling skin-whitening creams in Asia and the Middle East, while PepsiCo said it would change the name and brand image of its Aunt Jemima ...

That was the estimated market value for skin lightening products in India—which includes creams, face washes, deodorants and vaginal whitener in 2017—led by Fair & Lovely, the category’s ...

Fair & Lovely skin-lightening cream to be renamed. The Black Lives Matter movement has gained traction around the world and spurred companies to reassess their businesses and marketing ...

LONDON— Unilever PLCUL-0.08 % decrease; red down pointing triangle said it would change the name of controversial skin-lightening cream Fair & Lovely, one of its top-selling personal-care brands ...

"This was never our intention - healthy skin is beautiful skin." Fair and Lovely is India's largest selling skin lightening cream, with 24bn rupees ($317m; £256m) in annual revenue.