Wen

ginabean82

Has anyone on here used it?  I was thinking of trying it but wanted some more feedback.  I read some reviews on Amazon and people were saying to be careful where you order it from because there are a lot of counter fits out there.  Where is a good place to get it from? 

 

ginabean82

I also wanted to say that I have very dry and frizzy hair and that I've worn my hair in a pony tail for the past 3 years because I can't control it.  I would love to be able to wear my hair down again 

 

amandad18

I tried a sample of it and really liked it... It doesn't lather at all, so that was a little strange to me, but it really did make my hair soft and manageable. For reference, my hair is just a little on the dry/ frizzy side.

I've heard the only reliable places to get it are through QVC and Chaz Dean's website. 

I'd definitely recommend trying it- I didn't have to use any additional products to smooth my hair after using it for a few days  

lglf4

Good timing!  For the month of June, QVC carries the ginormous gallon sized ones for $177    It's much cheaper that way.

Erin1911

I have been using Wen for about a year. It comes in many scents and each is geared to a different hair type. I love the sweet almond and lavender. I order all of my product from qvc and have been very happy. Good luck!

designergal85

I have very heavy hair and I try to avoid any shampoo and conditioners that make my roots greasy and weighed down. Any suggestions which kind of Wen I should try?

misspunky

They have a similar cleansing conditioner in stores now, it's called L'Oreal Evercreme sulfate free cleansing conditioner.  My sister loves it, and she has dry, frizzy hair.  I have thin oily hair and didn't like it so much.  Definitely worth a try!