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For “Aveda tea,” a song by Hot Hot Heat, see Make Up the Breakdown. Aveda was founded by Horst Rechelbacher in 1978.

In 2011 Aveda was slammed at Park City, Utah, during the Evolution of Women in Social Media conference, also known as evo’11, for announcing their no-payment policy for bloggers reviewing their products. Aveda was also criticized for using the brand name “Indigenous”, as a denigration of indigenous peoples. They have since renamed the product line. Through a partnership with Native Energy, Aveda has helped fund wind turbines. Aveda claims that it purchases enough wind energy to power its primary manufacturing facility. The company “sends sustainability surveys to publications to help decide where to place its ads”. Archived from the original on July 22, 2011.

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