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Settlement Class Members who submitted valid proof(s) of purchase showing that they made more than one purchase of Lash Boost may have also received an additional maximum benefit of up to $250 in credit (a “Credit Repeat Purchaser Benefit”) or an additional maximum benefit of up to $175 in cash (a “Cash Repeat ...

The improved appearance of lashes and/or brows will gradually revert to the original appearance if Lash Boost use is discontinued.

Lash Boost consists of ingredients like keratin and biotin along with and isopropyl cloprostenol. Lash Boost is a non-medicated serum, which implies that it has no support of clinical testing as an FDA-approved medication like .

Outcome: $38 Million Settlement After a lengthy four-year legal battle, final approval was granted for a $38 million class action settlement to reimburse purchasers of Lash Boost, an eye makeup product containing Isopropyl Cloprostenate.

There's no set payout amount per user, but don't expect a windfall. The final checks will depend on a number of factors, including how many people fill out a claim form. The biggest payout from the settlement will go to legal fees for the lawyers behind it.

Outcome: $38 Million Settlement The settlement also provided beneficial injunctive relief in the form of additional disclosures that will alert consumers about potential risks associated with this ingredient going forward.

After a four-year battle, Facebook's parent company, Meta, has agreed to fork over $725 million to Facebook users to settle allegations that it shared private information with third-party companies. The most high-profile company named in the suit is Cambridge Analytica, a former political consulting firm.

The lawsuit alleges that Rodan + Fields, which was founded by two dermatologists, failed to disclose the harmful side effects of an ingredient in Lash Boost, isopropyl cloprostenate (a prostaglandin analog).

Settlement Class Members who submitted valid proof(s) of purchase showing that they made more than one purchase of Lash Boost may have also received an additional maximum benefit of up to $250 in credit (a “Credit Repeat Purchaser Benefit”) or an additional maximum benefit of up to $175 in cash (a “Cash Repeat ...

The improved appearance of lashes and/or brows will gradually revert to the original appearance if Lash Boost use is discontinued.

Lash Boost consists of ingredients like keratin and biotin along with and isopropyl cloprostenol. Lash Boost is a non-medicated serum, which implies that it has no support of clinical testing as an FDA-approved medication like .

Outcome: $38 Million Settlement After a lengthy four-year legal battle, final approval was granted for a $38 million class action settlement to reimburse purchasers of Lash Boost, an eye makeup product containing Isopropyl Cloprostenate.

There's no set payout amount per user, but don't expect a windfall. The final checks will depend on a number of factors, including how many people fill out a claim form. The biggest payout from the settlement will go to legal fees for the lawyers behind it.

Outcome: $38 Million Settlement The settlement also provided beneficial injunctive relief in the form of additional disclosures that will alert consumers about potential risks associated with this ingredient going forward.

After a four-year battle, Facebook's parent company, Meta, has agreed to fork over $725 million to Facebook users to settle allegations that it shared private information with third-party companies. The most high-profile company named in the suit is Cambridge Analytica, a former political consulting firm.

The lawsuit alleges that Rodan + Fields, which was founded by two dermatologists, failed to disclose the harmful side effects of an ingredient in Lash Boost, isopropyl cloprostenate (a prostaglandin analog).