Consumer files lawsuit against L’Oréal over Clarisonic ‘defect’ and waterproof claims

Published: 10-Jun-2020
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Nicole Marroquin has brought a class action lawsuit against L’Oréal USA for allegedly making false claims that its facial cleansing devices are waterproof

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A California-based consumer has filed a class action lawsuit against L’Oréal USA over its Clarisonic facial cleansing devices.

Nicole Marroquin claims that the Clarisonic devices are not

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