So back in September I sent my first "questions and Concerns Email" to Giovanni Hair Products. I placed a sample here on veganpeople and I said I would follow up when I got a reply and post it on here.
link to that sample email:
http://community.livejournal.com/veganpeople/3789967.html(
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If they are 100% vegan then they should have replied immediately with that answer. I expect that sort of confidence from someone who is selling to that sort of niche. I don't think I worded my email in a complaint sort of way-I'm relatively sure I was clear and professional and never aimed for sounding threatening. I stated that I was already a customer-- wanted to continue BEING a customer- if they would so kindly clear up some questions for me.
Formal? Definitely.
Threatening, dramatic, and suspicious? Unlikely to most.
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I'm not excusing poor customer service, I'm just saying that you shouldn't post misleading information about a company's practices just because they didn't reply to your letter. (Referring to "you COULD assume that you can't be assured cruelty free products.")
They may be dicks but their stuff is vegan.
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wefoughtharder is under the impression that vegan organizations believe them to be vegan, and therefore I should too. But these organizations probably try hard, but can't check EVERY reformulation for veganism just as the FDA/USDA can't check every formula of hair product out there right now.
She recommended these places to ask more info on giovanni
You could always write Vegan Essentials, A Different Daisy, Cosmo's Vegan Shoppe, or Alternative Outfitters and ask them what information they have - All are vegan retailers with a trusted reputation and commitment to selling only 100% vegan items, and they all sell Giovanni products.
I, personally, have given up. So if you're still concerned, I'd check out the above places with all info in mind.
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