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IS The Real Hair Truth "documentary" truly a doc·u·men·ta·ry, [dok-yuh-men-tuh-ree, -tree]  adjective, noun, plural -ries. –adjective
1. pertaining to, consisting of, or derived from documents: adocumentary history of France.
2. Movies, Television . based on or re-creating an actual event,era, life story, etc., that purports to be factually accurate and contains no fictional elements: a documentary life ofGandhi.

Perhaps a better title would be a I-have-suspicionentary, or a hunchumentary, but facts are running pretty short in this strange and obviously biased film.

Joseph Kellner keeps telling everyone that will listen, and now uses a fakumentary to continue telling us that the product companies he rails agaisnt
are "diverting" products to public retail outlets. ARE they divereted or pirated, counterfeited and/or diverted? Wouldn't the job of a "documentary" be
to prove this claim? Both Paul Mitchell and Redken have staff members devoted to investigating claims of "diversion".

Here are some interesting photos where thousands of cases of counterfeit Paul Mitchell products can be purchased in China that have
absolutely nothing to do with "divereted" products. They are easy to find on the internet in less than 2 seconds. At first I wondered by Kellner
couldn't find them, but then I realized that he didn't look for them because this wouldn't further his agenda of proving diversion.
Since I'm not promoting the idea of diversion, I'm simply looking for the truth, it was pretty easy for me to find out what was going on.

Here, you can see that you can order 1,000 boxs of "Paul Mitchell" products from Bari Cosmetics Limited in the US, or 800 boxes of "Paul Mitchell"  products from Spectrum Cosmetics Beauty INC in the US, or 500 boxes of "Paul Mitchell" products from Davian Cosmetics Lic in Canada, or 100 pieces of "Paul Mitchell" brushes from Topaen Hair & Beauty Products in China.
The TRUTH is you can buy counterfeit "Paul Mitchell" products from  China,  the US,
Hong Kong,  Malaysia, Indonesia, Canada and South Korea from Alibaba here.
Oops! Kellner seems to have overlooked this FACT from his so-called documentary.

These are all COUNTERFEIT products NOT diverted products!




While Joseph Kellner rails against "diverted" product companies like Paul Mitchell, he instructs fellow hairdressers to NOT carry any diverted products and tells us that he "would never sell diverted products" in his "salon". We're already addressed the fact that he doesn't HAVE a salon, he rents a chair. So, as Kellner likes to say "Put your money where your mouth is". Does HE?

 He states - "I carry a full line of Brocato, KMS, Goldwell and MoroccanOil Haircare products for home use."
So... IF Kellner is telling us the truth he would never carry products sold in the drug store, supermarkets or on Ebay because all of these sources are "diverted".

   

Here you can see that the hair care lines sold by Kellner are ALL available on Ebay (a diverted source!) with Brocato showing 156 sales, KMS showing 2001 sales and Moroccan Oil showing 1,319 sales. It looks like Joseph Kellner DOES sell products that are also sold in diversion venues.

Joseph Kellner also stated - "We use Goldwell Haircolor, Scruples Haircolor and Framesi Haircolor for all salon services."
Let's check them out too?

   

Kellner also forgot to mention this Consumer Affairs report discussing counterfeit, stolen and outdated products. Should THIS kind of information in
included in a "documentary"?

Isn't this exactly what John Paul Dejoria from Paul Mitchell has been saying for years?





Hair care products aren't the only counterfeit product out there. CNN lists the top 10 counterfeit products available here.

Paul Mitchell isn't the only hair care company that is getting ripped off by counterfeiters!








So, instead of treating as victims, the companies that have been damaged by counterfeiters and theives, Kellner instead BLAMES these same companies for
damaging THEMSELVES??? Since Joseph has simply decided to ignore all of the facts that were available to him for his "documentary"...

Let's see what Kellner does in his own business...

So it looks like ALL THREE color lines Kellner uses are also on the divertion list of products he hates, yet uses.
I would say that calling a documentary "The Real Hair Truth" isn't looking as truthful as it should. Instead it looks like Kellner has an axe to grind with some hair care and hair color companies under the supposed pretense that they are "diverted" yet is happy to use and sell other "diverted" products in his salon (chair).

I have personally disproved his statements about beauty schools, and I have now disproven his statements about not using diverted products.
Now, how can he belittle and redicule other hairdressers for doing the EXACT SAME THING HE DOES?

Another curious thing about Kellner is that at the same time he is teaching other hairdressers to have nothing to do with companies that divert their products, he claims to have been trained on his educational references -

EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCE
Vidal Sassoon Hairdressing Academy Santa Monica Ca.
Various Vidal Sassoon Advanced Academy Courses.
Scruples HairColoring Academy.
Sebastian International Haircolor Courses.
Goldwell Color Trilogy Class.
Toni&Guy Haircolor/Hairstyling Classes.
Nioxin Learning Systems.
Paul Mitchell Advanced Corrective Color Courses.
Jaques Dessange Hairstyling/Haircolor Classes.
Wella Salon Services Various Haircoloring Classes.
Matrix Academy Haircoloring Classes.
Logics International Academy Haircoloring Classes.
Loreal Haircolor Academy Corrective color Classes.
Framesi Haircolor Academy Haircoloring Classes.
Goldwell Advance Academy Haircoloring Classes.
Joseph Blasco Make Up And Special Effect Academy.
Cosmix Make Up Academy
Toxic Image Advance Make Up Academy
Mac Cosmetics Advanced Academy
Caribbean Dream Relaxer Master Certification

Remember, Kellner hates Paul Mitchell and Sexy Hair (not to mention MANY others) yet he is proud enough of his eduction that he lists his education providers which include Vidal Sassoon (sold in grocery stores), Scruples (sold on Ebay), Sebastian (sold on Ebay & grocery stores), Goldwell (sold on  Ebay and in grocery stores), Toni & Guy (sold on Ebay and in grocery stores), Nioxin (sold on Ebay and in grocery stores), Paul Mitchell (sold EVERYWHERE), Wella (sold on Ebay and in grocery stores, Matrix (sold EVERYWHERE), Logics (sold on Ebay and in grocery stores), Loreal (Sold EVERYWHERE including 26,468 sales on Ebay!), Framesi (sold on Ebay and in grocery stores).

It appears that Joseph Kellner hates the diversion of the companies he hates, but he is perfectly accepting of education provided by diversion companies, he uses products made by diversion companies and he sells products behind his rental chair of diversion products, and all the while producing a documentary that rails against diversion products and mocks, belittles and redicules other hairdressers for supporting the very same companies that HE supports!

Kellner claims advanced training at a Sassoon Academy and goes on to glow about Vidal Sassoon even to the point of including a photo.



Which story is true?
Story #1 - Sassoon Good - "From learning basic haircolor formulation, I got quite bored and started to grasp for more of a challenge. Knowing your product line is very important and reaching out to get all the education from the local distributorships will not cut it anymore, that is why I got to alot of advanced education courses, Vidal Sassoons, Toni&Guy they are the Harvard of haircoloring, and hairstyling courses."
Story #2 - Sassoon Bad - "Everyone is cashing on the business, and how many time do I need to hear about VIDAL SASSOON the lord of hairdressing. Give me a break! Your time has come and passed ol boy move on. He is one of the reasons this profession got a black name, selling out he did!!"

Kellner told me on July 11, 2011 that I was the "ONLY person that had given him a bad review" on his film. I have since spoken with or read several reviews
dating from December of 2010 through July of 2011.  I wonder if he told each of us that we were the first negative review?

In fact, I've found very little about this documentary OR Joseph Kellner that I could trust.
This is where he claims to be a BBB (Better Business Bureau accredited business.



So, I went to the BBB.org web site and looked him up.



This looks like Kellner is NOT BBB accredited.



This looks like Kellner's makeup is not BBB accredited either.

At this point... I have some REAL problems with Joseph Kellner's credibility and feel the need to check every single fact that he presents.

THIS is the REAL Truth about The Real Hair Truth. I have found in fact, that there is very little "truth" in this supposed truthful documentary!
Have you wondered why you haven't seen any "negative" reviews on The Real Hair Truth FaceBook pages? Because they've been deleted. Just before being deleted Kellner will rant at you, insult you, and then claim that there have been NO negative reviews. Not even those that he deleted that day, the week before or even months before. You can see some of the reviews that don't agree with Kellner below.
Reviews on The Real Hair Truth that you won't see anywhere else!

As far as I can tell, there is absolutely NOTHING about this so-called "documentary" that is documentaryish at all.
This is simply a hack-job of companies that Kellner is mad at for some unknown reason.

Before you accept the "facts" in this horrible little home movie, do some research on your own!