Monday Haircare Allegedly Shorted Customers Nationwide

the lawsuit, prevent shoppers from seeing the real fill level. Garcia alleges, even if consumers check the net weight of the product before buying, they would not expect the actual amount of shampoo to be significantly less than the size of the container suggests.

Misleading Consumers and Gaining Unfair Advantage The class action complaint accuses Monday Haircare of using oversized, non-transparent packaging to give an impression of greater value, which unfairly harms buyers and puts honest competitors at a disadvantage.

By not filling their bottles to match the package size, the brand can charge a premium while providing less product.

Garcia argues that “Defendant’s misleading and deceptive practices proximately caused harm to Plaintiff by causing Plaintiff to spend more money than Plaintiff would have otherwise spent had Plaintiff known the extent of the Product’s non-functional slack-fill.” She also notes that, “Several California courts have found that cases involving nearly identical claims are meritorious and appropriate for class treatment.” Who Is Included in the Suit?…