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A melbourne hair replacement specialist offering A supposed cure for baldness has been fined $100000 because It turns out they were offering loads of false claims on there website. Apparently the magical cure was just a system but they used famous footballers to endorse it.
Consumer Affairs Victoria alleged that the company claimed it could grow hair on synthetic liquid skin and then attach this hair to the client s scalp.
Hair Science said the synthetic skin would marry-up with the client s scalp and the cloned hair would then grow like normal hair.
However, a magistrate declared that Hair Science International had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct under the Fair Trading Act.
Hair Science was also ordered to publish a public notice on their website, in the News paper and notify all customers.
Consumer Affairs Victoria alleged that the company claimed it could grow hair on synthetic liquid skin and then attach this hair to the client s scalp.
Hair Science said the synthetic skin would marry-up with the client s scalp and the cloned hair would then grow like normal hair.
However, a magistrate declared that Hair Science International had engaged in misleading and deceptive conduct under the Fair Trading Act.
Hair Science was also ordered to publish a public notice on their website, in the News paper and notify all customers.
