Marque V.

I was looking through my daily email from zulily, and was interested in the hair product deals. My husband is a fan of the Paul Mitchell Tea Tree products, so I thought I would take a peek. The strike through dollar amount for a 2.5 oz Tea Tree Special Shampoo was $22.52, and the "sale" price was listed at $6.99. Folks, 2.5 oz is a TRAVEL SIZE. There is no way that the retail price of this travel size shampoo is $22.52 USD. Not to mention that you can buy this item at a particular beauty retail chain for the regular price of $6.00. Even given the "note" that "the strike-through price displayed for products on our Web site is based on the suggested retail price for the product provided to zulily by our vendor" and "the strike-through price may or may not represent the prevailing price at any particular time or in every location, and we make no promises about the reliability or accuracy of any such information", zulily is using deceptive practices in order to make customers feel as though they are getting a deal. I have unsubscribed from their emails, as I cannot bring myself to purchase from a company who so blatantly thinks their customers are stupid.