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Olaplex Lawsuits: What Triggered Consumers Turn Against the Elite Brand?

https://www.medlegal360.com/olaplex-lawsuits/ <br>Around 28 women filed the first hair loss lawsuit against the leading hair care brand Olaplex in February 2023. They claimed that the toxic chemical substances in the Olaplex products cause hair loss, bald spots, itching, bacterial infections, open sores and other dire consequences. The plaintiffs are claiming $75,000 in damages and request the court to put an end to the fraudulent advertising of Olaplex that their products are safe and effective.

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Olaplex Lawsuits: What Triggered Consumers Turn Against the Elite Brand?

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  1. Olaplex Lawsuits: What Triggered Consumers Turn Against the Elite Brand? Olaplex Lawsuits: What Triggered Consumers Turn Against the Elite Brand?  https://www.medlegal360.com/olaplex‐lawsuits/   Around 28 women filed the first hair loss lawsuit against the leading hair care brand Olaplex in February  2023. They claimed that the toxic chemical substances in the Olaplex products cause hair loss, bald  spots, itching, bacterial infections, open sores and other dire consequences. The plaintiffs are claiming  $75,000 in damages and request the court to put an end to the fraudulent advertising of Olaplex that  their products are safe and effective. The lawsuit against an elite cosmetic brand is causing an uproar on  the media generating comments for and against the brand’s products.  Olaplexlawsuits  Olaplex Lawsuits: Will the Hair Loss Lawsuits Scale up in 2023?  https://www.medlegal360.com/olaplex‐lawsuits/   Followed by the lawsuits on Unilever Dry shampoo and L’Oreal Paris Hair relaxer, now the Olaplex  became the hot topic on the media, as 28 women move forward with the first Olaplex hair lawsuit for  hair loss.  The Olaplex lawsuit asserted that the company's products caused hair loss, bald spots, scalp rashes,  brittle hair, and hair breakage. It was filed on February 9, 2023 in the U.S. District Court for the Central  District of California. It demanded to discontinue fraudulent advertising and more than $75,000 in  damages for everyone.  Dean and Darcy Christal created the California‐based Olaplex Holdings, INC. They began with the key  formulation created in 2014 by eminent scientists Dr. Craig Hawker and Dr. Eric Pressly. Olaplex asserts  that its main ingredient, Bis‐Aminopropyl Digylcol Dimaleate, "changed haircare forever" and is "patent‐ protected active ingredient."  In the initial Olaplex case, it was claimed that Olaplex's No. 0 through No. 9 products were dangerous  and allergic responses were caused by them. The 28 plaintiffs are being defended by attorneys Amy E.  Davis, Steve Calamusa, and David E. Rosen in their lawsuit against the well‐known cosmetics behemoth.  The hair of one of the claimants, who had previously had curly and wavy hair, was now frizzy and  straight, she claimed. Some plaintiffs alleged that using Olaplex products damaged their hair and gave it  an untidy, weedwhacker‐like appearance.  Additionally, the lawsuit claimed that Olaplex included the dangerous scent ingredient lial (also known  as butylphenyl methylpropional). The official classification of this fragrance component as "reprotoxic,"  which is detrimental to reproduction and capable of causing non‐heritable problems.  According to the lawsuit, the Olaplex products contain the chemicals sodium benzoate and ascorbic  acid, which when combined produce the carcinogen benzene. Olaplex continues to utilise benzene‐ containing hair care products even though many makers of cosmetics have taken them off the market.  Following the filing of the case, JuE Wong, the CEO of Olaplex, spoke with the media. She said that  Olaplex products are "safe and effective" and "do not cause hair loss or breakage." She continued by 

  2. saying that they are ready to vehemently defend their business, brand, and products from the saying that they are ready to vehemently defend their business, brand, and products from the  unfounded claims.  After the Olaplex case was filed, acrimonious debates erupted online and quickly spread like wildfire.  12,000 comments on the Olaplex products were made, both in favor of and against the items' efficacy  and safety.  To find out what's causing your health problems, talk to a hair care expert. Get the assistance of a  knowledgeable attorney to determine the likelihood of a claim in the Olaplex case to learn more about  the problems. Use the assistance of businesses that evaluate medical records to determine a case's  advantages and disadvantages during the medical record review procedure.  Olaplexlawsuits  olaplexlawsuithairloss      productliability        

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