A London Mums guide to removing tattoos
May 30 2024- Blog
- Last Updated on 30 May 2024
- Monica Costa
According to the latest trends data, tattoos are as popular as ever. It seems that the younger generations are making tattoos more mainstream, helping them become more widely and openly accepted even in places like the corporate sector and the hospitality industry.
But there are also increasing numbers of people who want to have their tattoos removed. Whether it’s a regrettable choice from your youth, a name or sentiment you no longer love, or a permanent make-up experiment that you’re over, there’s good news for anyone looking to reverse past ink decisions.
To help you get up to speed with the latest on the fabulous innovations and opportunities in this booming sector, here’s our guide to removing tattoos for London Mums.
Was the acquisition of Mead Johnson Reckitt Benckiser’s fatal mistake?
May 24 2024- Blog
- Last Updated on 24 May 2024
- Monica Costa
Established by Edward Mead Johnson, Mead Johnson & Company has been around for over a century. It was founded in 1905 in New Jersey, USA. What started as a one-man dream steadily transformed into a multi-million-dollar company that specialised in 70 products across 50 countries. From the time of its inception, Mead Johnson has manufactured nutritional products for babies. The company’s flagship product has been its Enfamil baby formula. Other nutritional items include vitamin supplements and weight management solutions. On June 15th, 2017, the famous British consumer goods company, Reckitt Benckiser Group, acquired Mead Johnson. Over the years, it seems as if this was Benckiser’s fatal mistake. In this article, we will talk about the acquisition in detail along with why the same took Reckitt Benckiser down.
New cars depreciate in value: Here’s how to beat it
May 16 2024- Blog
- Last Updated on 06 June 2024
- Monica Costa
New cars buyers have many things on the table to consider before driving away with that dream car. Depreciation is at the top of the list because vehicles lose up to 20 percent of their value in the first year after leaving the showroom. This shows that if they choose the wrong car and have to sell it later in the first year, they will bear the loss. Some car buyers believe depreciation is unavoidable because it is beyond their control. However, experts always have a way around it. Some recommend buying a nearly new car after the high depreciation phase and selling it before it reaches the point when the value drops steeply. But does this strategy actually work? If not, what are the best depreciation hacks that work? This article helps readers understand the basics and avoid losing money through high car depreciation.
