falsely advertised the water-retaining abilities of products with hyaluronic acid, dismissing claims related to four of six challenged representations, while allowing claims for the other two to go forward. In an order filed Thursday, U. S. District Judge Beth L. Freeman also dismissed Carmen Perez's claims regarding products she didn't purchase and for injunctive relief blocking Bath & Body Works from selling the products, but gave her leave to amend those claims. In the suit, Perez alleges that she bought the company's Hyaluronic Hydrating. . .
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