over alleged deceptive marketing of "natural" hair care products that contained synthetic ingredients, but dismissed the plaintiff's false advertising-related claims. U. S. District Judge J. Nicholas Ranjan said plaintiff Rachel Binakonsky sufficiently alleged unjust enrichment and breach of express warranty claims as well as violations of Pennsylvania's Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law against JM Brands, but fell short in her false advertising claims because she could not point to specific advertisements promising the Purezero product line contained no synthetics. "Most of Ms. Binakonsky's. . .
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