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karen jordan reports. a lawsuit claims beauty product chain ulta repackages returned cosmetics and puts them back on the shelf selling them to unsuspecting customers. it is widespread knowledge that this practice has been occurring throughout all stores for years.attorney tom zimmermann represents a local woman who works in the beauty industry and became suspicious about some of the products purchased from ulta. he says the complaint filed last week in cook county circuit court cites claims by former employees of ulta that the corporation has a limit on how many returned items can be thrown away.the managers will take the use products out of the damaged bin and if they look good enough to resell they'll put them back on the shelves and resell them so that they don't exceed their quota.zimmerman says these products purchased from the ulta store on north michigan avenue seemed to be previously used eyeshadows missing a brush face cleansers already opened. he says the danger comes in pathogens that can remain