where to buy redken products?

[nachomama]

Originally Posted by Chasey_Lane

I've had to replace Guts before, too. Take it back to the salon and tell them it doesn't work. I've never had a problem returning products before...if too much time has not elapsed.

I know I don't have the receipt. But I will give it a try.

[kris31280 (Premo)]

Originally Posted by nachomama

I know I don't have the receipt. But I will give it a try.

Go in and talk to Rachel, tell her I sent you, explain the situation.# They may have a replacement nozzle available, or they may be able to replace the product.

[Roxie04]

If you buy professional products from anywhere but the salon you are taking a chance of getting ripped off. You get what you pay for.

[sadkins3]

Beware of products found outside of salons. Drug store, grocery store, ebay...they carry what is called Diverted Products. Many are old, outdated, and some are not even the product they should be. Most of those places charge more than salons and even if they don't, remember that they don't 100% guarantee their product. Salons will and should always give you a 100% money back guarantee, no matter what, on all Redken products.

I would suggest that if you like your hair and your stylist, that you purchase your products from them. By purchasing from them, you know you are getting the right product, can be guaranteed if you have a problem you can return it, AND you are supporting their education. Salons get free education based on purchase volumes so support your stylist!

And as for the cheap stuff...it's cheap for a reason. Why spend money investing in your hair if you use products that are not pH balanced and use ingredients like animal proteins. Trust your professional stylist.

Just food for thought.

[TWLs wife (Premo)]

Originally Posted by Mousebaby

Sally's Beauty Supply in San Soucci Plaza.

[angelbaby]

Originally Posted by TWLs wife

Sally's doesnt sell Redken products. Go to haircuttery they have Redken buy one get one 50% off right now.

[fumanfyter]

Originally Posted by sadkins3

Beware of products found outside of salons. Drug store, grocery store, ebay...they carry what is called Diverted Products. Many are old, outdated, and some are not even the product they should be. Most of those places charge more than salons and even if they don't, remember that they don't 100% guarantee their product. Salons will and should always give you a 100% money back guarantee, no matter what, on all Redken products.

I would suggest that if you like your hair and your stylist, that you purchase your products from them. By purchasing from them, you know you are getting the right product, can be guaranteed if you have a problem you can return it, AND you are supporting their education. Salons get free education based on purchase volumes so support your stylist!

And as for the cheap stuff...it's cheap for a reason. Why spend money investing in your hair if you use products that are not pH balanced and use ingredients like animal proteins. Trust your professional stylist.

Just food for thought.

that's very true, if you read the back of the bottles they have some kinda "guaranteed only when sold by a professional" and that's there for a reason. if you go to rite aid they have redken, but if you compare the shampoo to the ones from the salons they're watery. so they dilute them. pay a little more but it lasts longer and is def. what you pay for!

[TWLs wife (Premo)]

Originally Posted by angelbaby

Sally's doesnt sell Redken products. Go to haircuttery they have Redken buy one get one 50% off right now.

They used too. I never noticed they stopped carring Redken Products.

[Ms.JudgedOne]

blades carries redken products u know the hair school in san souci and also try on base at least there it would be tax free.

[Ms.JudgedOne]

you are so right alot of people are "bootlegging" products. especially in the asian stores. fake or useless products relabled with real product labels. look at the beauty spot by kmart their prices are crazy notice that there barcodes are covered with a different barcode sticker.