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Pessimo sito gli ordini non vengono registrati né evasi ma i soldi vengono presi subito. Non rispondono alle mail né al telefono. Comprate gli stessi prodotti da Coin ma non da aveda.it

I bought the Invati line because it was advertising improvement of thinning hair and it took my hair out. I reached out to the customer service and she said to continue to use it because it would get better. Well it got worse. So worse...I stopped using it of course. I took before pictures and I cried...my hair was already thinning...now these products have made me bald. I am very disappointed.

Vergognosi ! Ho effettuato un ordine sul sito di Aveda quasi 3 settimane fa con la spedizione prevista entre 3-4 giorni lavorativi. Il mio collo non è ancora stato spedito e il servizio clienti non risponde alle mie mail e nemmeno al telefono dopo diversi tentativi. Sono stata addebitata 2 settimane fa ma niente collo e niente comunicazione. Visto le tempistiche di spedizione non rispettate e l’assenza totale di risposte (telefono + mail) ho chiesto la cancellazione del mio ordine e un rimborso. Sembra una truffa.

First one: their products stink. Some smell awesome, but a LOT of them stink so bad I can't use them...most of the hairsprays I had to sell because they would give me a headache. I tried at least two or three of their hairsprays. The plastic pump one would get clogged. I went into the Southcenter Mall Aveda store to redeem a certificate for a personalized fragrance: It was absolutely disgusting. Also, the young man who helped me (this was some time ago) was snobby, like I was inconveniencing him by being there. I ordered through the mail exclusively after that. The attitude of the typical Aveda employee (there were a few exceptions) was why I was in no hurry to use the $75 gift certificate which I would have gotten with my 10,000+ points I'd acquired on their Pure Privilege program (which cost $10 to join). They deactivated the account and there's nothing I can do to cash in the points for stuff like the cheesy jewelry they offered, products, hairbrushes, or the gift certificate at an Aveda salon. I didn't like them so much (and I went to quite a few in WA: Tacoma, Lakewood, Spokane), I was going to give it to my mom. But I never redeemed my points. So I lost my points because I didn't make a purchase within two years. I know I agreed to the terms, but it seems really lame that they couldn't, say, contact me and let me know they were about to expire. I check my email daily...I would hope they would send the Pure Privilege ones out from a different email address because they send like, one a day or once every other day. It's overkill. I'm pretty sure they bugged me and I was pissed at them so I blocked their emails. They were piling up. But still. I searched through my emails and found nothing letting me know my points would expire. I've been a fan for over 20 years when Aveda salons were few and far between. The quality of the products has changed dramatically in that time. They used to be extremely concentrated, now they are more and more watered down. It was crazy how often they changed the formula on the Damage Remedy leave-in conditioner that I really liked because it is super light. But they added water. And more water. And the price only goes up, and it gets thinner. So I was pissed at them and bought some hair stuff off Etsy where it's actually handmade, concentrated, and not from ingredients made in a lab. Also, Aveda was acquired by Estee Lauder in 1997, the previous owner grew some of the ingredients for Aveda products on his farm, I'm sure none were after 1997. Aveda acts like they are "earth-conscious" when they are the opposite. Their claims of "wind energy" is laughable. Otherwise, they would not make so many plastic products that have to be thrown away instead of being able to recycle it? The name, cribbed from "Ayurveda" with no attrition to East Asian culture. I guess I wanted to be separated from them, and now I will be, for life!

Order placed for £70 of products and paid for gift wrapped box for wife birthday. Horrified when the delviery arrived in a plain cardboard box with shredded paper in for protection, complained to AVEDA who simply apologised and said they will credit the £3 in 5-7 days............yes 5 -7 days. Not interested in complaint and avoid ordering from them as they simple dont care and have no interest in customer care.

Aveda’s website is one of the worst yet. I go back thinking I can get my order taken care of and time and time again I get frustrated and leave the website. So disappointing for a multi million dollar company that the website is not user-friendly...... very irritating Aveda

False advertising of free hand cream but if you don’t include the code that’s In small print hidden in add at time of order you miss out and absolutely no customer service to resolve. Sent an email immediately response nearly 2 weeks later to phone, couldn’t get through after waiting 30 minutes hopeless. I have used this product since the 90’s going to Aveda salon and buying their shampoo conditioner time to find a new product. Don’t bother

So bad experience i done my on Saturday. They done very bad job .i pay almost 330 dollars