This is a third party review. I am not associated with Aihu in any way. I write these reviews based on my own personal observations.
I usually start my review with a visit to the company information section or an “about us” page. The day I visited the Aihu website, this tab was not working. By clicking on the “about us” tab, you were directed to the welcome page.
Then I looked at the Aihu product line. I had never heard of the company before and wanted to see what they had to offer. I loved that as soon as I clicked on their products page, all their products appeared along with the prices.
I also love that they advertise their products as organic and designed for sensitive skin. They use tree oils and other natural ingredients in their products. Their product packaging is recyclable, which is another advantage.
I found several skin care products, anti-stress products, soaps, deodorants, a line of aromatherapy products, and finally a line of household cleaning products.
On the site, they are very clear that their products are not tested on animals. This is very important to many people who buy skin care products.
When clicking on the various products, I was disappointed to find almost no information about the products. Also, each page has a section that says “you may like these products too”, but on page after page that section was empty.
When I visited your “career opportunities” page, I learned that online enrollment is not available. Instead, you must download the registration forms and fax them to the company.
They offer a 30% commission on retail sales. They also offer a three-level deep team incentive.
The initial fee is $ 99, although the site didn’t tell me what a new consultant would get for their $ 99.
I was left with many questions. If you are considering joining Aihu, I suggest you ask the following questions:
1. Are there catalogs to display the products? I didn’t see any photos from any catalog.
2. I saw photos of event displays. How are the products sold?
3. What do you get for the initial fee of $ 99?
4. I couldn’t find any dealer websites when I did a web search for Aihu. Can distributors have their own sites?
5. How are distributors paid for their equipment? Are they paid for sales as low as $ 20? There was no type of compensation plan that I could find on the corporate site.
6. How old is the company and who does it belong to? Again, I found very little information on the corporate site.
I am not supporting or discouraging anyone from joining this company. As I mentioned, there were things that I loved and then some things that I questioned. I simply suggest that you ask a few questions to get the information you need to decide if this is the right opportunity for you.