Arizona is suing L'Oreal, alleging the company concealed cancer risks linked to chemical hair relaxers marketed to women and children.
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Arizona AG sues L'Oréal over cancer-linked hair relaxers, says Black women weren't warned"That is unacceptable, and we will hold them accountable for it." ...
PHOENIX (AZFamily) — Arizona’s top prosecutor is suing a makeup and personal care giant, accusing it of selling and marketing chemical hair relaxers linked to cancer without warning customers.
Arizona has sued L'Oreal, alleging the cosmetics company hid evidence that its hair relaxer products could cause cancer in women, as it faces thousands of similar lawsuits from users and their ...
Today, chemical hair relaxers are a $718 million industry, making up roughly a quarter of the $2.5 billion in hair products marketed to Black consumers.
Arizona Attorney General Kristin Mayes filed the suit against L'Oréal USA, Inc., its parent company, and SoftSheen, on Thursday.
On Friday, Sept. 11, Arizona’s attorney general announced that her office had filed a lawsuit against SoftSheen-Carson and its parent company, L’Oréal USA, alleging consumer fraud over its sale of ...
Arizona has sued L'Oréal, accusing the cosmetics company of concealing evidence that its chemical hair relaxer products could increase the risk of cancer in women. Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes ...
Sept 11 (Reuters) - Arizona has sued L'Oreal SA and its U.S. subsidiary, alleging the cosmetics company hid evidence that its hair relaxer products could cause cancer in women, as it faces ...
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