Olaplex hair loss lawsuit

Twenty-eight women are suing the haircare company, saying its products ruined their hair.

Several photos of plaintiffs showing bald spots that they claim were caused by Olaplex have been released by the Law Centre of Amy E. In many salons around the world it is offered - at an additional price - as a treatment for those getting their hair coloured. "Independent third-party laboratory test results show that Olaplex products are safe and effective," the company wrote on its website, The lawyers said they carefully considered any other factors that may have caused the women's hair loss and scalp conditions, but found that "the products alone are to blame". "The hair has split and broken, causing it to look unkept and as if it were cut with a weedwhacker," the suit says. The Olaplex range includes shampoos, conditioners and treatments that claim to safely "repair broken bonds and rejuvenate hair".

CEO of Olaplex Jue Wong posted a video on Instagram defending the brand, after a California lawsuit claimed the products caused baldness and blisters to ...

I want to reassure all of our customers and fans they can continue to use our products with confidence.' My hair is finally growing back as well as the bald spots caused by olaplex .. Again, Olaplex products passed this test. 'Olaplex CAN cause your hair to fall out. That has happened to other people, so if you're using it, just be careful.' 'You may have recently heard that Olaplex products cause hair loss. Olaplex is the worst thing you can put on ur hair ... 'I had huge bald spots bcz of their products .. [Trustpilot](https://uk.trustpilot.com/review/olaplex.com), one customer wrote: 'I wish I could put 0 stars but I can't.. The latest lawsuit adds to a mountain of claims from customers warning that chunks of hair have fallen out and their scalp has broken out into a painful rash. The CEO of the luxury haircare brand Olaplex has come out fighting against a $75,000 lawsuit in the wake of users worldwide complaining the products 'cause hair loss and damage'. 'If our products pass the HRIPT test, that means it was not shown to cause sensitivity or inflammation to the skin, including the hair follicle, which is the primary cause of hair loss.

The lawsuit was filed on 9 February, and includes claims from 30 women who used Olaplex products and suffered from things like hair loss, breakage, bald spots ...

We want to reassure our community of professional stylists, customers, and fans that they can continue to use our products with confidence.” “Medical and scientific experts have publicly stated that there are a wide variety of reasons for hair breakage or hair loss, including lifestyle, various medical conditions, medications, the aftereffects of COVID, skin conditions, and more. Of course no one is going to have a response,” she said. It’s a symbol of our youth, a symbol of our health, it’s a symbol of our sexuality and our personality and beauty… One plaintiff said that her hair had become split and broken, leaving it looking as if it had been cut using a “weedwhacker”. The lawsuit was filed on 9 February, and includes claims from 30 women who used Olaplex products and suffered from things like hair loss, breakage, bald spots and scalp irritation.

Olaplex fights back against lawsuit accusing the buzzy brand of causing hair loss · Olaplex, facing a new lawsuit over its hair products, said tests show its ...

"When the products pass such a test, it means the product does not cause inflammation or sensitivity," Olaplex wrote on its site. Davis said also that such tests would use diluted versions of the product. The company said the tests were conducted on study participants with both normal and sensitive skin, and involved products in its series from Olaplex No. Do you work at Olaplex or have information to share? 10, the day after customers filed their suit. Olaplex said that the "independent third-party laboratory" testing included Human Repeat Insult Patch tests, a form of clinical study often used to gauge allergic reactions to cosmetic products.

The Olaplex range includes shampoos, conditioners and treatments that claim to safely “repair broken bonds and rejuvenate hair”. naijadaily. But the lawsuit ...

Several photos of plaintiffs showing bald spots that they claim were caused by Olaplex have been released by the Law Centre of Amy E. In many salons around the world it is offered – at an additional price – as a treatment for those getting their hair coloured. The plaintiffs said they carefully considered any other factors that may have caused the women’s hair loss and scalp conditions, but found that “the products alone are to blame”. The lawsuit also claims that Olaplex products contain lilial and panthenol, chemical compounds that can lead to hair loss and conditions including “inflamed, blistered, flaking or scaling skin”. “The hair has split and broken, causing it to look unkept and as if it were cut with a weedwhacker,” the suit says. The Olaplex range includes shampoos, conditioners and treatments that claim to safely “repair broken bonds and rejuvenate hair”.

Almost 30 women are suing hair care brand Olaplex over accusations of negligence and false advertising. The women claim that Olaplex's products caused hair ...

The company claimed that its products had been tested, but had not publicized those tests. Plaintiffs argue that Sephora removed lilial from Olaplex’s ingredient list in June 2021, but Olaplex continued to sell its inventory containing lilial instead of recalling the products. Almost 30 women are suing hair care brand Olaplex over accusations of negligence and false advertising.

The lawsuit was filed on Feb. 9 in California and claimed that the women used Olaplex products to repair damage, but the products were harmful and left the ...

We have full confidence in the safety of our products .— Olaplex (@olaplex) “You may have recently heard that Olaplex products cause hair loss. [USA Today](https://www.usatoday.com/story/money/2023/02/15/olaplex-hair-loss-lawsuit/11264666002/). Olaplex products do not cause hair loss or hair breakage,” said Wong in the The lawsuit was filed on Feb. [post](https://twitter.com/olaplex/status/1625907880183357440).

Plaintiffs claimed no other products contributed to the hair damage they suffered and that only Olaplex products were to blame.

Anyone experiencing consistent hair breakage should consult their stylist and dermatologist to best understand their unique hair and skin needs," the spokesperson added. "The FDA only regulates whether a cosmetic product is adulterated or mislabeled, not whether it is safe. "There is a common misconception in the U.S. District Court Central District of California, Olaplex products contain lilial, a chemical compound that is often used as a perfume in cosmetics. It also touts its products as ‘scientifically proven’ to prevent and repair hair damage. "Olaplex markets its product as ‘clean’ and free of harsh chemicals.