I want to personally thank all of the bloggers and online beauty editors who have covered the topic of Diversion in the past month. I enjoyed speaking with many of you at the anti-diversion event we held at the Tribeca Grand Hotel last month. The response has been overwhelmingly positive and we are happy that more consumers every day are finding out about the dangers of buying professional products at unauthorized retailers.
Check out the list on the side of supporters who have covered Diversion on their websites:
LadiesHomeJournal.com
Seventeen.com
Style.com
BeautyInRealLife.blogspot.com
39Online.com
PhillyBurbs.com
GoBeautyBeast.com
ThatsSoCouturable.com
AdviceSisters.net
MakeUpLovesMe.com
TheBeautyCounter.blogspot.com
ModernSalon.com
BeautyBloggingJunkie.com
TheDailyObsession.net
TheBeautyofLife.com
Monday, December 15, 2008
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How is it that Ulta Stores are selling Matrix and other lines at "Buy two, get two free" to the public. That is salon wholesale. How do salons compete with that and does that not make for more diversion. Anyone can buy at wholesale and resell on ebay.
How is it that Ulta is selling Matrix and other lines at "buy two, get two free. That is salon wholesale. How do salons compete with that and does that not make people buy and resell on ebay. You are creating diversion by allowing Ulta to discount so deeply. They are getting better pricing than salons and that is so wrong.
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