Finest hair products... (stylist, salon, drugstore, ingredients)

[LovingSAT]

Reasearching to find a hair care specialist I find many of them saying "we use only the finest products" what does that mean? Why can they find these finest products and I can not? Is it what I pay? Is it where I buy them? Does anyone know what exactly is this finest product they speak of?

[Gallie Gal]

I think what they mean is not a product line called "finest" hair products, but that they feel that they only use what they consider the best or finest hair products. I have noticed that there are alot of so-called "specialist" in this business and that's similar to everyone now is called an "expert" or "hero". I think you might find this website very interesting.......it's Truth in Aging.com. I like it because all the products are tested, rated and best of all they have listed all of the ingredients in the products. Look it up and see what you think. It is a starting point to see if you might want to try certain hair care products before someone called a "specialist" tells you "this is the finest product" try it. Hope this helps.

[ElleElle]

Originally Posted by LovingSAT

Reasearching to find a hair care specialist I find many of them saying "we use only the finest products" what does that mean? Why can they find these finest products and I can not? Is it what I pay? Is it where I buy them? Does anyone know what exactly is this finest product they speak of?

Well, a lot of stylists like to use their own line or the brands that are their personal preferences, but if you're looking for something to consider that is pretty solid, I would try a brand like Aubrey Organics that has a broad range of products that almost everyone likes alot (you can go to their website to get more information, but you can get it on sale at vitacost.com or vitaminshoppe.com.)

or 2) If you're not worried about if the product is all-natural or not, you can always go with Nexxus (they put out a traditional salon quality line of products that most stylists and lay-persons alike like equally).

or 3) And then there's the drugstore surprise: Suave. Their
Suave-Professionals (equivalent/knockoffs) line does exactly what it says it will do.

hope this helps.

[cb at sea]

Whatever works on you is "best"...price doesn't matter....your hair is comprised of DEAD cells. You just want it to look shiny!

[anita2545]

Originally Posted by cb at sea

Whatever works on you is "best"...price doesn't matter....your hair is comprised of DEAD cells. You just want it to look shiny!

I completely agree with you .. Yes, we should take care of hair not price...