Wen Shampoo? or any really great hair care products?
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free skin care · Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:49 am

Does anyone here use, or have used in the past, Wen shampoo?

I have heard that it is really good and am not just really curious...

I seem to be on a hair care kick... I want something on the natural side, if possible... as I want my hair to not only look good, but actually be healthy... well, as healthy as dead hair can be! lol!

I have long, thin wavey to curly hair that tends to get tangley and dry... I recently started using BioElements hair and scalp mask and am loving that! I also recently tried the Ahava shampoo, but am not too thrilled with that one...

Thanks for your help!

free skin care · Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:04 pm

I don't know Wen Shampoo, in fact wondered whether you meant Ren but just googled and see you do mean Wen! Sorry!

I love the Phyto rane. It's amazing. And they have lots of different products for when your hair is in different states, e.g. due to weather or whether you want to wear it straight or curly.

free skin care · Wed Jul 19, 2006 3:15 pm

I don't know Wen Shampoo, in fact wondered whether you meant Ren but just googled and see you do mean Wen! Sorry!

I love the Phyto range. It's amazing. And they have lots of different products for when your hair is in different states, e.g. due to weather or whether you want to wear it straight or curly.

free skin care · Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:02 am

Thank you Daisy!

I will go take a look at Phyto! Smile

Have a great day!

free skin care · Thu Jul 20, 2006 5:06 am

I actually did try Wen. It did make my hair unbelievably soft. But, after a while, my hair felt coated and my scalp went crazy with itching, etc.

free skin care · Thu Jul 20, 2006 11:08 am

You're welcome Bosoxy.

After many many years of using different Phyto products these are the ones I use on a daily basis(I have similar type of hair to you).

1. shampoo PhytoLactum
2 skip conditioner, but use the Phyto 7 'moisturiser' on the bottom half of my hair.

That's it really. I'm really lazy compared to some of you ladies on this board!

If I didn't wash my hair every day then I'd use Phytojoba instead of Phytolactum. If I want it straight straight, then after the above, I put some Phytodefrisant in it and blow dry.

Occasionally (when I remember!) I use Phytokarite nourishing cream as a treatment.

There is a great kit for around £20 here which is worth buying as it is a special introductory price and has a big tube of Phytodefrisant and also some other stuff in smaller sizes which are good for wearing your hair curly.

ETA my hairdresser is always commenting my hair is in very good condition(though that could be all the eggs I eat!) so he gave up thinking of selling me products years ago.
The only time he didn't say this was after I splashed out a *lot* of money on Philip B and I'd already noticed how dry my hair had got anyway. It couldn't balance itself anymore.

free skin care · Thu Jul 20, 2006 2:51 pm

Hello, I also have long wavy hair that tends to be dry and frizzy. For about a year now, I have been using Ojon hair conditioner (I make a mix of 50% Ojon to 50% Lamas Soy or Giovanni conditioner). After the shower, I use the Ojon styling cream. I've had good results.

free skin care · Fri Jul 21, 2006 7:03 am

Thanks a bunch!

I appreciate the comments, suggestions and ideas!

I will check out that Phyto kit... and also look at Ojon. Smile

Have a great day!

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