Morphe, a popular cosmetics company, has been involved in a class action lawsuit alleging that certain Morphe eyeshadow palettes, eyeliners, and Colorfix 24-Hour Cream Color products contain “inherently dangerous” color additives that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has deemed “unsuitable and unapproved” for cosmetic use near a person’s eyes.
Key Points of the Lawsuit
The lawsuit, filed in April 2023 in California, alleges that Morphe:
- Used color additives in its products that are not approved by the FDA for cosmetic use near the eyes.
- Deceptively advertised its products as safe for use near the eyes.
- Failed to adequately warn consumers about the potential risks of using its products near the eyes.
Alleged Injuries from Morphe Products
The plaintiffs in the lawsuit allege that they have suffered a variety of injuries from using Morphe products, including:
- Severe eye irritation
- Skin discoloration and staining
- Rashes
- Allergic reactions
Morphe’s Response to the Lawsuit
Morphe has denied the allegations in the lawsuit. The company has stated that its products are safe for use and that it has complied with all applicable FDA regulations.
Current Status of the Lawsuit
The lawsuit is still ongoing. The parties are currently engaged in discovery, which is the process of gathering evidence for the case. A trial date has not yet been set.
What Consumers Can Do
If you have used Morphe products and have experienced any adverse reactions, you should contact an attorney to discuss your legal options. You can also report any adverse reactions to the FDA.
