Pomegranate is the one standard-Wen formula that is closest ingredients-wise to the seasonal formulas. There are additional Wen formulas available from QVC too. I am very happy with the condition of my hair using the Wen Pomegranate. To me, though, it has more of a menthol undertone to the scent than any of the other seasonals do. So, if I were to use Wen for the first time, what would I do? You can get a one-month supply of Wen Winter Cranberry Mint Cleansing Conditioner , plus the travel kit two tubes of Sweet Almond Mint cleansing conditioner and a bottle of replenishing mist spray , and two more bonuses: A bottle of SixThirteen deep conditioning treatment and a tube of Sweet Almond Mint Anti-Frizz styling cream.
However, QVC often has Wen special events and sales where they sell for less. Right now, QVC. Those are the best offers I see right now. And, after missing my fall seasonal shipment, I was really looking forward to trying new scents.
But one question. I read that the ingredients in the Wen. Consider trying both and let me know what Wen really works better? How different? My Mango Coconut from Wen. They smell identical, feel identical, and the product itself looks identical.
I would hope, as both are being sold under the Wen name, that they are..! The QVC bottles are shorter and of a larger diameter than the Wen. I spent a lot of time watching Wen how-to videos online long before I took the plunge and ordered.
And, while I ordered one five-bottle set of Wen, what arrived at my door? Two five-bottle sets of Wen. All gone! The difference in my hair has been incredible..! If there is a difference when you completely air dry it, could you post a pic? Today only, QVC is having a Wen sale — you can get a 4-bottle set 16oz. They want to charge They were first at This has since soured me on subscribing to any beauty box services.
I prefer to pick and choose my own products as I need them, thank you very much. I have waist long blond hair and it can tangle so easily that I was trying thicker conditioners by the month. I even tried using olive oil and mayonnaise to see if I could stop the tangling! But then a friend suggested WEN and it is great. I can survive 2 days without shampooing and definitely the tangles are not happening.
My hair is shiny, soft and beautiful. Love it! My hair progressively started falling out when I started using the WEN product line. It worked great in this dry San Diego dry environment but everyday more hair in my hairbrush!
Finally a balding spot stopped me. As soon as I stopped using it, my hairbrush stopped being full of hair. Do not use it. At first, it did great! But after a few months of using Wen, my hair is falling out by the hand full! Wish I would have found this info sooner! What if it never grows back? I'm even afraid to brush my hair anymore but I do. I'm not one to splurge on expensive products and was happy to get my Wen from QVC.
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Maybe you have a friend who swears by it, or you've even given it a try yourself. Either way, chances are you've heard of Wen , the cleansing conditioner developed by celebrity hairstylist Chaz Dean.
It's the most recognizable brand name of the "no-poo" movement, where you cleanse your hair by means other than traditional foamy shampoos, purportedly to make it healthier and shinier over time. Well, everyone's favorite infomercial hair care brand is now facing a new class-action lawsuit brought forward by customers who say the products cause hair loss and scalp damage, among other issues. But before the Wen lovers among you freak out and recycle all those lovely brown-glass pump bottles , let's take stock of what's known so far:.
More than women from 40 states are involved in the class-action lawsuit, which has been filed in California Federal Court against Wen by Chaz Dean and infomercial powerhouse Guthy-Renker. According to in-depth coverage in The Daily Beast yesterday, the women claim "Wen products can cause severe and possibly permanent damage to hair, including significant hair loss to the point of visible bald spots, hair breakage, scalp irritation, and rash.
These claims aren't new. Similar-but-smaller suits were filed in and last April , per our quick Googling of the matter. It's unclear exactly how they were resolved.
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