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04-29-2022 08:16 PM
I purchased Aveda back In January of this year when Jane Treacy had an hour-long Aveda show, She repeatedly called Aveda a Clean Beauty brand in that show.
But the next day, I checked and it was not listed in QVC's list of clean beauty brands at all. I emailed customer service, and they responded in writing that "Aveda is not clean beauty.." I received a complete refund, including shipping.
Now tonight, Aveda is once again touted as Clean Beauty. So did QVC change its definition of how they define a Clean Beauty brand, or are they picking only specific products from Aveda that meet QVC's definition? Just seems strange.
04-29-2022 08:19 PM
marketing rules...
04-29-2022 08:24 PM
All the Aveda Salons that I have been to say they are clean beauty.
04-29-2022 10:33 PM
For some reason, QVC refuses to list ingredients on some products. I resent taking the time to look it up on the items' site.
If there's nothing to hide, make it easier for the customer and list the darn ingredients.
04-30-2022 08:53 AM
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