Core Viewpoint - A beauty brand has been fined for false advertising regarding the efficacy of its product, specifically the "MAOGEPING BEAUTY Luxury Caviar Mask," which claimed to have a "soothing" function not included in its official registration [2][5]. Group 1: Company Actions and Penalties - Beijing Wugeng E-commerce Co., Ltd., operating the WeChat video account "BaiJiaErJie Ai FenXiang," was fined 4,539 yuan and had the same amount confiscated for selling the mask with misleading claims [2][5]. - The administrative penalty was based on the "Consumer Rights Protection Law of the People's Republic of China," which prohibits false or misleading advertising [6][7]. Group 2: Product Information and Misrepresentation - The "MAOGEPING BEAUTY Luxury Caviar Mask" is officially registered with claims of "repair," "moisturizing," "anti-wrinkle," and "firming," but does not include "soothing" as a function [6][8]. - The product was marketed as suitable for pregnant women, which contradicts its registration that specifies the user group as "ordinary people" [5][6]. Group 3: Industry Context and Trends - The issue of false advertising in the domestic beauty industry is not isolated, with many brands exaggerating or misrepresenting product efficacy to meet consumer demand for effective skincare [8]. - Previous cases include Lin Qingxuan and Proya, which faced penalties for similar misleading claims regarding "anti-aging" effects that exceeded regulatory definitions [8].