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P&G advertising beauty claims dismissed as non-existent
LONDON - Procter & Gamble has admitted advertising claims for its Pantene Pro-V shampoo brand were 'advertising puffery', with the watchdog finding that little claimed in its ads stood up to closer examination as it rapped the beauty giant.
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