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Sign InItaly's competition authority, AGCM, has launched an investigation into consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble (P&G) regarding potentially misleading advertisements. The probe focuses on marketing claims for the Braun Skin i-Expert epilator, which suggests the device can leave users hair-free for up to two years. Regulators suspect that these assertions are exaggerated and lack sufficient scientific demonstration to back the long-term effectiveness claims. This investigation could lead to potential fines and reputational risks for the company within the European market. While the impact is currently limited to a specific product line in Italy, it highlights increasing regulatory scrutiny over consumer protection standards. P&G shares (PG) may face minor pressure as the market assesses the legal implications and potential for broader regulatory challenges.