Secret ‘Aluminum Free’ Deodorant
Why is Secret making a big deal out of something that is true of all deodorants?
An August 2012 settlement has been reached in this class action, which alleged Crayola falsely labeled and advertised its 2011 colored bubbles as washable when, in fact, they permanently stained clothing and property. Note: Crayola reformulated colored bubbles in 2012 and relabeled packaging that no longer describes the bubbles as “washable.”
Why is Secret making a big deal out of something that is true of all deodorants?
A successor to 5G that’s twice as good? Think again.
New law aims to provide more transparency to online transactions and to deter online shopping fraud.
Divi isn’t the only company that advertises its products can grow hair and prevent hair loss, in violation of the law.
Arriana McLymore and Katherine Masters, Reuters