Harmon Discount was founded in 1971. Although many people will always remember this discount store as Harmon Discount, its name was changed to Harmon Face Value in the mid-2000s, after it became a subsidiary of Bed Bath and Beyond.
Bed Bath and Beyond acquired the company in 2002. Many Bed Bath and Beyond locations include a “store within a store”, with a section set aside for Harmon Face Value products.
Since being acquired by BBB, the company has expanded to become one of the leading health, beauty and cosmetics retailers with 56 separate locations
in the states of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The company provides a wide range of products and services related to health and beauty, including creams, lotions, and shampoo.
Harmon Face Values offers leading brands, including John Frieda, Nexxus, Fekkai, Organix, Pantene, Tresemme, and Marc Anthony. Additionally, the company provides its own Face Values brands on several beauty and health items. New stores, such as a New York store that opened in 2016, offered some typical BBB items, such as bedding, and even a few grocery items, such as milk, to help compete with small drug stores or convenience stores.
In January 2023, due to the poor performance of most Bed Bath and Beyond stores, all Harmon Face Values will close in the next few weeks.
Harmon Face Values headquarters are located in the BBB corporate office in Union, New Jersey.
Harmon Discount was founded in 1971. Although many people will always remember this discount store as Harmon Discount, its name was changed to Harmon Face Value in the mid-2000s, after it became a subsidiary of Bed Bath and Beyond.
Bed Bath and Beyond acquired the company in 2002. Many Bed Bath and Beyond locations include a “store within a store”, with a section set aside for Harmon Face Value products.
Since being acquired by BBB, the company has expanded to become one of the leading health, beauty and cosmetics retailers with 56 separate locations in the states of Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania. The company provides a wide range of products and services related to health and beauty, including creams, lotions, and shampoo.
History
Harmon Face Values offers leading brands, including John Frieda, Nexxus, Fekkai, Organix, Pantene, Tresemme, and Marc Anthony. Additionally, the company provides its own Face Values brands on several beauty and health items. New stores, such as a New York store that opened in 2016, offered some typical BBB items, such as bedding, and even a few grocery items, such as milk, to help compete with small drug stores or convenience stores.
In January 2023, due to the poor performance of most Bed Bath and Beyond stores, all Harmon Face Values will close in the next few weeks.
Harmon Face Values headquarters are located in the BBB corporate office in Union, New Jersey.
Please open more stores in Pennsylvania
, possibly by 19464 area. Thank you
I signed up for Welcome Rewards in AUGUST! I’ve had to contact customer service multiple times and still don’t have my 20 percent off. The local store manager filled out some sort of form- still nothing. If paid for this and I am not ready to contact the Better Business Bureau. I’m annoyed and over this.
I have been shopping at Harmons for a very long time. I have always been able to use coupons. I do not receive coupons anymore. I wrote numerous times to Harmons customer service and was always told they would mail them to me. I never got them. Please send me some coupons so I will be able to shop at Harmons.
Lorri Rizzo
*** Peasley Drive
Marlboro, NJ. 07746
Re..Order #1266007 ATTENTION : STEVEN TEMARES. THIS ORDER WAS PLACED ON 6/ 20/21. Today is July 2nd and order is still pending delivery. This service is totally unacceptable. Extremely disappointed in Harmon. Amazon here I come!!!
As a first time customer of Liberty Procurement Co. Inc. products, I have to say that I am a little disappointed in the product I purchased.
“Multi-Use Cotton Swabs by FaceValues°”, I just assumed that a “cotton swab” is a “cotton swab” and it didn’t matter what the name was or what the box looked like.
I noticed that the tips on one end of almost every swab was odd looking and some were not spun completely and had actual string sticking out of the cotton.
I really just want someone to explain to me why one product is both equal in quantity AND quality, and the “knock off products”, never quite meet the same standards in quality?
I read the corporate handbook that claims to “meet the quality of standards” and promises that only the “best natural materials” are selected, etc. …so where does it say that because your product is not the “namebrand” your production doesn’t warrant the same amount of effort and care to provide the consumers with a product that is equal in both appearance and quality as that of the “namebrand” or the “most popular choice”?
Machines are only as good as the people that build them and maintain them. If a product is packaged, tagged and sold defective what does that say to your buyers? I don’t think I have to spell it out, but you get my point.
The more affordable “product” is basically saying to your consumers, “your not worth our best”.
I hope someone’s eyes open to this and makes changes for the future of your products.
I very frequently shop at Harmon Face Values located in a section of the Bed Bath & Beyond on Rt. 17 in Paramus, New Jersey and am completely frustrated by the lack of stock in the cosmetics and related departments.
Each time I have gone there looking to purchase a particular item in the cosmetics section, whether it be a lipstick, eye make-up, hair product, etc. regardless of the brand, be it Revlon, NYX, Cover Girl, etc., the shelves for that product are almost completely empty. At one point I was looking for a particular hair coloring shade. I went back each week for six weeks and it had never been restocked.
I finally had to travel to the Harmon location on Rt. 4 in Paramus (a trip for me). It was a complete turnaround. Their shelves were completely stocked on all items I would possibly want, including the hair color I was looking for. Why is this?
When I had at one time inquired of the clerk in the Paramus Harmon as to why they never re-stock the shelves, her reply was “We just have to accept what they send us.” Who is the “they” she referred to. I know Harmon is a subsidiary of Bed Bath & Beyond and wonder why, even though this particular Harmon is not a stand-alone store but a section of that Bed & Bath, it is so lacking.
I want to shop at Harmon, obviously for the discount offered by the Bed & Bath coupons. However, the items I want are never there, week after week after week. It is completely frustrating. I have made special trips there only to find the cosmetic I intended to buy was not available “again.” My latest trip to the Harmon Bed/Bath location was a few days ago. I left with nothing since the cosmetic shelves were almost empty.
Thank you for your attention to my complaint. I had planned to write to Mr. Temares about this but hopefully this will suffice.