I work at a salon that sells these. The owner buys into this 100%. It’s extremely difficult to try to market these to clients and avoid boldface telling them an obvious lie because we’re expected to tell them how wonderful and cleansing they are. They’re definitely very beautiful pieces, but not $110 USD beautiful...
Edit: to clarify, this is not the exact brand. We sell something called Vitajewel which has a different look, so, take that for what you will.
sunnierspork7 on March 12nd, 2019 at 05:54 UTC »
I bet it cost more to buy one of those bottles then it does just to buy some quartz
ExplosiveMuffin on March 12nd, 2019 at 07:59 UTC »
I work at a salon that sells these. The owner buys into this 100%. It’s extremely difficult to try to market these to clients and avoid boldface telling them an obvious lie because we’re expected to tell them how wonderful and cleansing they are. They’re definitely very beautiful pieces, but not $110 USD beautiful...
Edit: to clarify, this is not the exact brand. We sell something called Vitajewel which has a different look, so, take that for what you will.
TontoGoldbergCA on March 12nd, 2019 at 09:00 UTC »
It purifies the aura of the water. I mean, I'd rather drink bacteria infested water, rather than water with a bad attitude.
/s