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Kate Hudson and David Babaii

Hudson and David Babaii will Debut New Eco Hair Care Product Line this weekend 

If it is raining where you are and you are stuck indoors you might want to be one of the first to chat with Kate Hudson and David Babaii on HSN July 3rd and 4th. Viewers can also watch each segment live on-line at http://www.hsn.com/

“Kate Hudson Launches Hair Care Products”

David Babaii for WildAid has been in the works for more than two years with Kate Hudson serving as both guinea pig and lab apprentice. It was on her head only that products were tested. Kate Hudson’s hair has been through a lot lately, but she says it’s all for a good campaign.

David has partnered with Kate Hudson and WildAid in the fight to preserve our planet’s endangered wildlife. The David Babaii for WildAid mission is to help end the illegal wildlife trade, strengthening the number of threatened species.

David Babaii for WildAid products are rolling out now in mass-market drug stores and are available at www.db4wildaid.com

I’m a bit skeptical about celebrity endorsed products and also “Green” products. Many times they underperform and you pay a bonus in the price, so if you try these products, send us a review and we will likey publish your comments.

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Shampoo and Conditioner From Finess

New Revitalizing Shampoo and Conditioner from Finesse Hair Care Products

The UK giant beauty products player Lornamead, has announced a new revitalizing shampoo/conditioner to their popular Finesse hair care products brand.

“Know a Hairstylist who would like to write?”The new product is especially formulated to strengthen and protect hair color. They don’t reveal too many details on the chemical formulation nor exactly how the product will perform those feats.

Non the less, the Finesse self adjusting formula has always been a popular brand with American consumers, so those of you who are loyal to the brand and color your hair should welcome this addition to their line.

Send us a heads up if you try the new Finesse revitalizing shampoo/conditioner product and have an opinion on it one way or the other. If you are in the business, I would love to give you and your hair care salon some free publicity by posting your review in one of my articles.

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Hair Care Product Bargain Hunting

Hair Care Product Shopping Takes a Diversion

“Hair Care Products are not Always What They Seem”Don’t be fooled when you see your favorite Salon only brand showing up on discounters such as Target, Walgreens, Safeway etc., not only are you likely to be getting a blackmarket product, but now comes a study indicating you might be overpaying for these products.

KNXV-TV in Phoenix recently did an investigative piece (includes video) on hair care products and has discovered that you’ll end up paying up to 50% more than buying the more reliable product at your local salon. 

Here is a list of the products they purchased at both discounter and a local salon.

• Bumble and Bumble Seaweed Shampoo $18.99 vs. $16.50
• Redken Color Extend Shampoo $15.69 vs. $11.50
• Paul Mitchell Awapuhi Shampoo $12.99 vs. $10.00
• Matrix Sleek Look Shampoo $17.99 vs. $13.95
• Matrix Color Smart Shampoo $15.99 vs. $15.00
• Bumble and Bumbel Creme De Coco Shampoo $23.99 vs. $23.00

The manufacturer’s of these products promise salons they will not sell their products to Non-Professional outlets. So if you see a salon only product anywhere other than a hair care salon, you cannot be assured you are getting the promised product, nor can you be assured the the ingredients have not been altered.

Black market hair care products hurt everyone. The hair care industry calls this practice diversion. I have written about this problem before in my articles: Hair Care Product Labels . . . Are They Truthful? and Overhyped Hair Care Product Site.

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