FREE AND CLEAR
A bottle of Suave can magically be yours... for free.
If you're aching for a beauty fix but don't want to back it up with cash, you're in luck: today Suave releases a zillion bottles of product on the masses, and you can have one for free.
Go to their website, send your name and address, and wait by the mail for about a week. There's no catch, just - in the words of Suave - "our belief that you can live beautifully for less."
Lest you doubt that, here's a fun fact: yesterday as we sorted through expensive conditioners on Rebecca's desk, I said, "You know what's the only detangler that works in my hair? Suave."
No, seriously, I swear.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
Go to their website, send your name and address, and wait by the mail for about a week. There's no catch, just - in the words of Suave - "our belief that you can live beautifully for less."
Lest you doubt that, here's a fun fact: yesterday as we sorted through expensive conditioners on Rebecca's desk, I said, "You know what's the only detangler that works in my hair? Suave."
No, seriously, I swear.
--FARAN KRENTCIL
This story was published on January 14, 2009.
CONTENT RATING:
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jaime almache
01/14/2009
Last time i saw Suave in a store it was the 99 cent store.
not my favorite type of shampoo but gets the job done.
xxxx
Lindsay
01/14/2009
Speaking as a cosmetologist...I would never use Suave even though you are giving it out for free. 1. the shampoo's pH level is through the roof and 2. all that their conditioner does is "coat" the hair to make it feel like it's conditioned. Now if you were giving out free salon conditioner...
And yes I realize not everyone can afford salon quality products but, as a fashion magazine you shouldn't be promoting hair products that aren't healthy.
lauren m
01/14/2009
i've never used suave- my personal cheap favorite is dove.
Stacy
01/14/2009
Pantene Pro-V or even off the shelf John Freida is what I've recommended to customers if they don't want to pay much. But really, higher quality products mean higher quality hair...
Stacy
01/14/2009
Pantene Pro-V or even off the shelf John Freida is what I've recommended to customers if they don't want to pay much. But really, higher quality products mean higher quality hair...
zooey
01/14/2009
err cool? dollar store shampoo? ew. suave makes hair feel icky. even sunsilk and herbal essences feel like pampering compared to this stuff.
paperdoll
01/15/2009
I'm not a huge fan of Suave either, but hey, if it's free, I'll take it.
Lexus
01/15/2009
um, speaking as a different cosmetologist Sauve is Highly Not Recommended. Jeeze. Ad something like international brands or Redken or Matrix. Girls can get their hands on that too. the price is worth it.
Lindsay
01/15/2009
and to add on to this I wouldn't suggest pantene or dove for hair either. they are also horrible for your hair and it just kills me stacey london from what not to wear endorses pantene when in reality we all know she doesn't use that crap. but whatever they're probably paying her damn well.
i was told in beauty school that tresseme was actually alright if you wanted something inexpensive.
Lauren
01/16/2009
Obviously, some of you chicas have never had to choose between shampoo and lunch.
Lindsay
01/16/2009
If I was in the position to have to choose shampoo or lunch...I'm obviously going to choose lunch. I think shampoo would be one of the last things on my mind. Not only that but people who are hungry probably aren't going to spend what little money they have on a Nylon magazine.
Lauren
01/16/2009
Who needs to buy it? Do you need to be at home to read?
Nadine
01/19/2009
@ Lauren, I agree with you 100% on both topics.
Free is free.
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