Hair Care Product Bargains
Hair Care Products are Often Grossly Overpriced
For regular readers of this space you might remember a very controversial article hair care product labels . . . are they truthful? which stirred up a lot of fuss in the hair industry. I keep running across articles that reinforce my long standing claim that the hair care industry really stretches corporate ethics by charging vastly different prices for virtually the identical product marketed in different bottles or with a different label.
“this baloney about “Salon Only” brands”
They keep trying to sell us this baloney about “Salon Only” brands. Fact is that virtually that a trip down the hair care product isle at your local Wal-Mart or Target store can save you up to 75%, especially if you start ignoring the front of the bottle and start paying attention to the back where the fine print is. You will usually find an identical chemical makeup as the pricey “Salon Only” products. Usually the low end of the price range contains just as good a product as the most expensive.
Here is another article that supports my theory.
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I reluctantly purchased a $30 Kerastase hair masque for my dry, brittle, broken ends. After using this masque every week, I did notice that it softened my hair, but it really wasn’t worth the high price. I noticed that Kerastase was, in fact, a L’Oreal product, so I headed to the nearest Walgreens to find a L’Oreal conditioner that was comparable. Sure enough I found that L’Oreal’s drugstore brand called Smooth Intense had a masque for $4.99 with the same ingredients! |
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Read the entire article, Salon brands vs. Drugstore brands: Are you really getting more bang for your buck?
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