The difference between men and women in the same facial cleanser with the same ingredients and efficacy is 67 yuan, law students sued L'Oreal, L'Oreal asked the students not to disclose it to the public for a full refund, and the case information was refused, and many college students have sued Disney, CNKI, Apple and other well-known companies to protect consumer rights and interests.
Recently, according to a report by Shanghai Legal News, on January 14 last year, Zhang bought a women-specific "L'Oreal Rejuvenating Facial Cleanser" online for 149 yuan, and after payment, she saw that the "L'Oreal Men's Water Moisturizing Amino Acid Facial Cleanser" in the store was 82 yuan, with a net content of 180 ml, and the price difference per 100 ml was 73.6 yuan. Zhang said that whether it is skin care and cosmetics or similar electronic products, the price is always high after being labeled "for women", and then he and 5 classmates formed a "pink tax team" to sue L'Oreal.
The students demanded a full refund, arguing that L'Oréal was suspected of price discrimination and failed to protect the fair trade rights of male and female consumers, and after the case was filed, the defendant said that he was willing to refund the full amount. However, the plaintiff's request to sign a letter of commitment not to disclose the relevant information about the case was refused, and they recently withdrew the lawsuit under the mediation of the court, and L'Oréal refunded the fees. In 2019, students from East China University of Political Science and Law sued Shanghai Disneyland for prohibiting food and drink and received 50 yuan in compensation, and Shanghai Disneyland revised the relevant admission rules. CNKI was also sued by a college student in Suzhou for a minimum recharge of 50 yuan, which was revised to a minimum charge of 0.5 yuan, and law students in Beijing and Shanghai sued Apple for not sending chargers.
This is the power of knowledge, and it is no wonder that ordinary workers in electronics factories do not need a high school degree or above. I don't know if you have noticed, the price of products labeled for women is twice as expensive, and the price of labeled products for children is at least three to five times more expensive. Anyway, are this year's college students practicing with L'Oreal?