Consumer Fraud

Revlon Class Action Lawsuits Over Mitchum Deodorant Fragrance Claims

Revlon Class Action Lawsuits Over Mitchum Deodorant Fragrance Claims — Consumer Fraud class action lawsuit

Case Overview

Four consumers filed two separate class action lawsuits against Revlon Consumer Products LLC. The plaintiffs contend that the company misrepresented its Mitchum antiperspirant and deodorant products by marketing them as

Who May Qualify

U.S. purchasers, with subclasses for California and New York, covering purchases made three to four years before the filing date.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the core allegation in these lawsuits?

The plaintiffs claim that Revlon falsely advertised its Mitchum products as

What evidence do the plaintiffs use to support their claims?

The complaints allege that the ingredient lists disclose

What legal claims are being brought?

The lawsuits generally plead violations of California and New York consumer protection statutes, breach of warranty, unjust enrichment, and fraud.

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