Sephora shoppers can claim up to $500 from a $9.2 million settlement with Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare due to misleading collagen claims on their products, with claims due by September 27, 2024.
Sephora Shoppers Can Claim Up to $500 in Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Settlement Over Misleading Collagen Claims
According to The US Sun, Sephora shoppers can now get up to $500 from a $9.2 million settlement with Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare. The company settled after being accused of misleading customers about the collagen in its products. The lawsuit claimed that the labels on their C+Collagen products made customers think they had more collagen than they did.
People who bought qualifying C+Collagen products from March 10, 2016, to June 28, 2024, can claim money even without proof of purchase. Without proof, they can get up to $100 for two products. With proof, they can claim up to $500 for ten products. This settlement is meant to fix the problem caused by the misleading labels.
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$9.2 Million Settlement: Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare to Pay Up to $500 to Consumers for Misleading Collagen Content Claims (PHOTO: Top Class Actions)
Submit Claims by September 27 for Dr. Dennis Gross Skincare Settlement; Final Approval Set for October 31
To get the money, claims must be submitted by September 27, 2024. Anyone who wants to opt-out or object to the settlement needs to do it by the same date. The final approval for the settlement will be decided on October 31, 2024.
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