As you stroll through the drugstore aisle to purchase your usual beauty supplies, you’re mentally tabulating price comparisons for the best bang for your buck. Upon face value, you may think you’re getting the most for your money with drugstore shampoos, conditioners, and styling products. However, it’s important to perform a true side-by-side comparison to determine where the value truly lies. At DeWeese Design Salon Inc., we stand behind our professional product lines and encourage you to do your homework. Upon comparison, you’ll find that professional products are best for your hair and budget!
The benefits of professional hair care products
Quality
Professional products are tested and specially formulated to deliver results. While over-the-counter products may carry similar ingredients, they are often not equally concentrated. A little bit goes a long way with professional-grade products. You can use less product over time, resulting in a less expensive product when considering cost per use.
Consistency
Professional products purchased at a salon ensure safety and quality. Many clients don’t realize that professionally branded products sold in drug stores may not truly contain professional-grade products. It is important to purchase from a reputable salon to guarantee products are authentic. Professional products are produced for consistent quality and results.
Customization
Professional products are specially designed for certain hair types. It is important to purchase the right product to achieve desired outcomes and avoid damaging hair. Scheduling a consultation with your stylist guarantees customized recommendations to suit your needs.
Cosmetologists and aestheticians agree that professional products are the best for quality, consistency, and customization. Visit the expert stylists at our salon for a professional recommendation on products best suited for your individual style and hair type. To schedule your consultation, contact the DeWeese Design professionals at (317) 271-8000.
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