Today's Special Value

[Mindy D]

I'm very interested in today's TSV voulumizing shampoo and conditioner set, A618101, but I have a motto I *try to stick to. No ingredients are listed for the products. I want to take a stand to get QVC to insist that food, personal care and cosmetic sellers list their ingredients on QVC. I know QVC has stated that it's up to the companies to do this but I think Q has enough power to get companies to do this.

Yes, I know I can get these ingredients somehow, There's already three requests for the ingredients in the Questions about the products section and eventually someone will provide the ingredients list or I can try looking at the website to get them, but that's not the point. I wish other shoppers would take a stand in whatever way they choose to get all these products to have their ingredients listed here. 

*I've occasionally broken down on this when others have posted ingredients or I've found them elsewhere, but I try to stick to it. 

I accidentally touched Solved for some post I was replying to. Please ignore it. Thanks. Yesterday, late, I added in the item number for only the Auto Delivery. I just corrected the item number and it is for the one time delivery now. 

[Group 5 minus 1]

I'm sure the Q will miss that money that you do not spend.

[Carolina925]

I'll be first to admit that I am a terribly uneducated shopper and never look at ingredients since I don't know which ones are good and which are bad. I just take them at their word that it's a "clean" product and not even sure what that means. I've used their line for years, beginning with Ojon, and find that, even though I'm not a fan of every single product from them that I have used, they're mostly kind to my old, color treated hair. I ordered and am hoping it will be a good product for me since my hair has started thinning and needs some body. I was disappointed to discover that it's advance order with no idea when it will arrive.

[Shelbelle]

Have you checked HSN to see if they have same products with ingredients listed. Many Tweaked products contain a ton of ingredients, way too many. 

[Desertdi]

[Malcontent]

From Tweak'd by Nature.

• Includes 33.8-oz BIGwig Thermo Activated Volumaker Root Boost-RX Shampoo, 33.8-oz BIGwig Thermo Activated Volumaker Root Boost-RX Conditioner, and 3-oz All-Purpose Rescue Cream
• Lemongrass Vanilla Oatmeal: lemongrass, bergamot orange, coconut, anise, cedarwood, white musk, vanilla oatmeal, honey
• Amber Vanilla Cremerie: toasted vanilla waffle, powdered sugar, toasted almonds, Tahitian vanilla bean cream maple sugar honey
• Lavender Rain: lavender water, flower, and oil; hibiscus
• Agua de Coco: coconut, tonka bean, bananas foster, brown sugar, double cream, orange zest
• Tulipia Angelique: tulip accord, soft florals with hints of peony, orange blossom, honeysuckle, and vanilla

[Caaareful Shopper]

@Mindy D I agree with you.

It's boasted as cruelty-free and in QVC's Clean Beauty, so I agree that a full list of ingredients should absolutely be included for all items under this genre.  

Otherwise, I don't buy it and don't trust the sales pitch gimmicks.  I'm not eating this shampoo & conditioner (waffles -- come on!).  I want to know what I'm putting on my hair and scalp.

[cjm61]

@Mindy D I have to admit, ingredients (unless it's food) don't affect my purchase decision. Like you said, if it was important to me, I could research to find the ingredients.

In my opinion, and my opinion only, I think if a person is truly interested in purchasing an item they would find the ingredients. The internet is a wonderful resource and it would take about 2 minutes. 

Again, my main resource is reviews and price. How an item works for others is my most important resource. The item needs to be a good value for me also.  Ingredients for purchasing is low on my list. 

[Shelbelle]

When purchasing beauty products for my face and body ingredients are top priority, hair a little less. 

[millieshops]

@Carolina925   I believe clean like so many other labels means whatever the manufacturer wants it to mean except for labels that have to meet some published standard.  

For that reason, I am unlikely getting into the no ingredients, no sale group.