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Clarins Canada and Shoppers Drug Mart are proud to have launched the very first Canada-wide Share The Love campaign for Look Good Feel Better last weekend. From now until June 4, when you purchase a Clarins Lip Comfort Oil ($28) at one of the 850 Shoppers Drug Mart locations across the country or online, $5 will be donated to Look Good Feel Better, who has been helping women facing cancer feel better in their own skin for almost 30 years now. We are extremely proud of this initiative! This partnership between Look Good Feel Better and Clarins is a natural fit, as both organizations have women s wellness at the heart of their mission and values. Every year, Look Good Feel Better supports over 10,000 women across the country with free workshops and online events and resources. Our volunteers offer advice about skincare, cosmetics, wigs, hair alternatives, breast forms and garments. These exceptional initiatives help so many
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Welcome to our monthly digest of litigation and regulatory highlights impacting the personal care product and dietary supplement industry. April saw a re-emphasis on restriction of COVID-related claims in advertisements for supplements and therapies, developments in various class action cases, including a win for consumers challenging hand sanitizer’s claims of killing 99.99% of germs and a slew of new “natural” class actions, and finally a roller coaster ride for the FTC involving major blows and power moves.
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NAD determined that certain advertising claims made by Zarbee’s, Inc. for its cough products sufficiently identify that honey is the source of the cough soothing benefit and would not reasonably mislead consumers as to the reason for the product’s cough soothing efficacy. However, NAD found that other claims, which could reasonably suggest that the cough soothing benefit was
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Pictured above: Fran and Alistair McGuiness with Ron ten Hoor, our Accommodation Services Manager, at Crawford Lodge.
Local travel writer turned Fringe performer, Alistair McGuinness, has donated half of the proceeds of his sell-out Fringe show to Cancer Council WA following two cancer diagnoses in his family in the past few years.
Alistair said his stage play, Soundtrack , which he performed at the LiveLighter Fringe in Busselton in February, was a tribute to his brother who died recently of throat cancer.
“We were listening to music on a family road trip to Esperance. I kept thinking of Michael, about the music he loved, and about the huge impact he had on my life, and that’s when the inspiration to write a stage show hit me,” said Mr McGuinness.
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April 30, 2021 Citing his lack of assurance that the proposed settlement is “fundamentally fair, adequate, and reasonable,” Magistrate Judge Nathanael Cousins of the Northern District of California on Thursday denied preliminary approval of a settlement in a class action against Bayer Healthcare LLC and Beiersdorf Inc. which alleged the defendants’ “mineral-based” sunscreen label was deceiving to consumers, as the products additionally contain chemical ingredients.
Mike Xavier and Steven Prescott brought the lawsuit against the defendants on Jan. 1, 2020, alleging violations of California laws governing unfair competition, false advertising, and consumer protections, as well as breach of express warranty and unjust enrichment. The plaintiffs claimed that the product labels for various mineral-based kids sunscreens under the brand Coppertone misled consumers, “exposing babies and children to harmful chemical-based ingredients hidden in their sunsc