QuoteReplyTopic: ??Where & Why??...Products? Posted: April 14 2003 at 8:07pm
I found a wonderful seller of salon products whom I met initially through e-bay. She's a "retired' (i.e., non-practicing) licensed professional who offers great products which are 100% genuine at discounted prices. I get all of my Redken shampoos, conditioners and leave-ins from her. She is so very customer service-friendly, I am positive she would refund my money if I was not satisfied with a purchase, but this has never happened yet. She once refunded my Paypal account with $1.00 and change because (according to her) she accidentally overcharged me on shipping. Unheard of!
Hard to believe, but I buy my Biolage Glaze in Rite Aid! That's where I purchase my semi-permanent hair color as well, or at CVS. They run frequent $4.99 sales on Natural Instincts. I also buy my Loreal Studio Gels, Frizz Eaze and Aussie products at those drug stores. I've never returned any of these products. I have exchanged Natural Instinct hair color for different colors after stocking up and susequently having changed my mind.
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I get almost all of my products from the internet. Even if they are sold in a salon, I can generally find them much cheaper by comparison shopping. I generally go by hairdresser recommendation, word of mouth, and reading product descriptions. I have very fine hair so products are of great interest to me and I have tried almost everything (my bank account is hurting too). Very few work for me but I haven't returned anything yet. I am about to though. My hairdresser recommended a leave in volumizing conditioner that was written only in Italian. I got greasy hair from it so it goes back since it was $18.00!
"It is better to look marvelous than to feel marvelous" Billy Crystal
Super Grover if you return beauty products at Wal mart be Careful! At this Walmart where I used to live (Round Lake Beach,IL) They stopped taking back Beauty products!! I tried to return a bottle of shampoo and they wouldnt even give me store credit!!! Anyway before you buy any beauty product from Walmart ask about their return policy on beauty products!!
Sadly, the answer is All of the Above! And my bank account would prove that.
If my stylist recommends something, I usually buy it. Because, I figure I only go to a stylist 3 or 4 times a year, and if they're one of the more high-end stylists, I figure I'm paying for their opinion, I may as well try it. I don't think I've ever not liked a product a stylist has recommended.
Other than that, I like to buy drugstore brands at Wal-Mart. Their prices are usually significantly cheaper than other stores, and you can always return anything at Wal-Mart. (Or at least it sure seems that way.) I have brought back some products I didn't like.
"Hair is a part of you. It is not a part of me, because I am a frog." - Kermit the Frog on Sesame Street1b/N/ii ~ ??"/27"/32"
All three. If it's something such as Redken All Soft (a personal favorite) that I know works for me, I buy at Trade Secret, as I've got coupons and they've got sales. My favorite gel is available at Target, as is Frizz Ease conditioner (another personal favorite.) I get Aura Almond Cherry Bark conditioner from Sally Beauty because it's wonderful stuff. Another thing I like about Sally: unlike Trade Secret, they have a money-back guarentee. I don't usually go by recommendations alone (and especially not by packaging) when I buy; I usually look at the ingredient list to see if a certain product is likely to work for my hair.
Look for beauty, and you will find no intelligence. Look for intelligence and you will find both.Proud member of the Cult of All Soft
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