Deluxol Laboratories, Inc
Volume 97 · 97 F.T.C. 166
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IN THE l\1A TTER Of REVLON, INC., ET AL.
and DELUXOL LABORATORIES, lng, ET AL.
MODIFYING ORDER IN REGARD TO ALLEGED VIOLATION OF SECTIONS 5 AND 12 OF THE FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT Dockets C-286'8 and C-286' 9. Decision, Jan. 3. 1977-Modifying Order, Feb. 24, 1981.
This order reopens the proceeding and modifics the Commission order issued on January 3, 1977 , 42 FH. 17108 , 89 F. C. 1 , by amending Paragraph IA4 to permit conditioning and manageability claims with proper substantiation. ORDER GRANTING REQUEST To REOPEN THE PROCEEDING AND MODU.YING ORDER To CEASE AND DESIST Revlon, Inc., on behalf of itself and its subsidiaries Revlon- Realistic Professional Products, Inc. and Deluxol Laboratories, Inc. having requested on December 4, 1980 that the Commission reopen the proceedings in Dockets 2868 and C-2869 for the purpose of modifying the Order to Cease and Desist entered in those dockets; and The Commission having placed such request, together with supporting documents attached thereto, upon the public record for a period of thirty (30) days, pursuant to Section 2.51 of i',s Rules; and The Commission having duly considered the comments filed thereafter by interested persons; and The Commission being of the opinion that the public interest would be served by such reopening of the proceedings; Now, therefore, it is ordered, That the proceedings in Dockets C- 2868 and C-2869 be, and they hereby are, reopened; and It is further ordered, That the Order in Dockets C-2868 and C-2869 be modified by amending Paragraphs IA4 as follows: 1. Any hair straightening product conditions or helps condition or improves condition of hair or makes or helps make hair more manageable, unless, at the time the representation is made, respondents have in their possession a reasonable basis consisting of competent and reliable controlled tests, to support such representation. It is further ordered That the foregoing modifications shall be effective upon service of this order.
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