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A $30 air Dryer is Just as Effective as a $300 According to Good Housekeeping

I am always cautious about the claims of the next new high priced beauty product or tool that comes on the market. I will keep an ear out and post anything I hear in regards to tests performed in this capacity. Just about a year ago I wrote about just such a case in my article: Anti-Aging Creams - Do Expensive Products Always Work Better?

Now comes word from a (CBS 3) PHILADELPHIA broadcast that Good Housekeeping put hair dryers to the test. They tested the $300 T3 Tourmaline hair dryer against the $30 Revlon Tourmaline hair dryer. Not only did the Revlon hair dryer out dry the T3, Good Housekeeping noted that the Revlon Tourmaline hair dryer was lighter and quieter.

3 On Your Side: The Great Hair Dryer Test

Jim Donovan Reporting

(CBS 3) PHILADELPHIA How much are you willing to spend on a hair dryer? With some costing in the neighborhood of 300 dollars, do you really need the deluxe model? 3 On Your Side’s Jim Donovan has a much cheaper alternative which gives you the same results.

Stars swear by the T3 Tourmaline hair dryers, so the Good Housekeeping Institute wanted to see how they stood up to the challenge of a less expensive competitor.

“We were interested in the T3 hair dryers because they claim to dry about 60% faster than the regular dryer,” said Charmaine Gillespie of Good Housekeeping.

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    Hair Loss, a New High Tech Solution


     

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    New high tech treatment for an age old problem

    Hmm . . . I think this procedure bears watching. It really makes some sense.“If this guy goes public I’ll be calling my stockbroker” It is pricey, but that won’t scare away those folks who are experiencing hair thinning or hair loss. It is a heartbreaker for both men and women. If this guy goes public I’ll be calling my stockbroker, it sounds like it could be a winner in an industry so full of disappointment. If any of you have this treatment done, let me know I’d like to interview you for an article and follow your progress.

    Just make sure you rule out any medical issue before spending this kind of money. If you find yourself seeing little more hair in the drain than usual, your first step should be a good medical checkup and even a visit to a dermatologist.

    Hair Restoration Process Gives Woman New Confidence
    Procedure Costs About $1,200

    CLEVELAND — There is a new way to get a full head of hair.

    NewsChannel5’s Health reporter Alicia Booth talked with Barbara Marlowe, who was losing her hair, about the new method.

    Three years ago, Marlowe’s hair was starting to thin.

    “Actually, I would feel kind of embarrassed,” she said. “I was always very self-conscious of it. I was always playing with my hair and spraying it. My hands were always in my hair. I think all that did was draw attention to it.”

    After many hair products, stylists and even doctors, Marlowe ended up at Jeffrey Paul’s Hair Restoration Center in Rocky River, Booth reported.

    Marlowe said she believed her problem was to related menopause.

    “They always say 50 is the new 40, but my hormones don’t know that,” she said.

    Paul said Marlowe is a candidate for a relatively new technique, called Micro-Link, which is especially helpful for women and men who are suffering the beginning stages of age-related hair thinning, Booth reported.

    “Hair does age. It doesn’t fall out, necessarily,” Paul said. “It just keeps growing thinner and when it naturally falls out and a new one comes back, it comes back thinner. That’s called minaturization.”

    Micro-Link uses synthetic or Cyber hair, which is attached to the natural hair.

    Paul said the hair is an exact duplicate under a microscope. He added that lab testing shows it’s better than human hair and it matches the quality of human hair.

    Marlowe’s journey to thicker hair started with a test run that included specially trained technicians who matched the man-made hair with Marlowe’s hair.

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    Hair care product for the clueless


     

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    Another one of those classic articles from overpaid PR people

    When you look at as many hair product press releases as I do each week, it takes something special to get me to pay attention.“appeal to a specific customer segment: affluent, sophisticated women who color their hair and need to protect hair from sun damage, pollution and styling” Most are pretty well done, but every once in a while one crosses my desk that catches my attention because it is so bad. This article is just one such example. It appeared in the South Florida Sun-Sentinel, but almost always when you see an article like this it is the result of the PR agency of the company.

    I kept thinking while reading it that it was very condescending and arrogant. The product even sounds that way, they are positioning this product for dumb blondes with more money than brains or who are too lazy to give their hair the most basic care. How about you does this article want to make you run right out and buy this stuff?

    Hair-care line fills lucrative niche
    South Florida Sun-Sentinel
    By Jaclyn Giovis

    It’s flattering and nice to see that there are other brands out there that agree with me

    After spending more than 20 years in the salon and spa industry, Wendy Clark of Fort Lauderdale knows that a healthy beauty regimen needs to be consistent. But experience also taught her that there’s no such thing as a product for the masses.

    That realization eventually sparked an idea for Clark, who quit her job as an Avon spa executive in New York and moved to South Florida to create her own luxury hair-care line in 2003. With help from a team of scientists, Clark developed i-bella, a hair-care line that claims to be age-defying and to offer benefits such as color and sun protection. Over the past three years, she has singlehandedly grown her product line into a comprehensive spa brand with 2005 sales of $1.5 million.

    ‘Your hair needs protection as much as your skin does,’ Clark said, noting she always questioned why beauty companies produced and mass-marketed skin-care and cosmetic products with anti-aging benefits and sun protection but did not create an equivalent for hair care. ‘There really was this luxury hair-care niche that was untapped.’ Finding a niche is critical to developing a new product, Clark says. She tailored i-bella to appeal to a specific customer segment: affluent, sophisticated women who color their hair and need to protect their hair from sun damage, pollution and styling. ‘I wanted to keep the line small and boutique,’ Clark said. Most salon-level products have become so widely distributed that they’ve lost their appeal with high-end clients who seek an exclusive brand, she added.

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