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I am Co-Washing my hair right now, but that doesn’t mean I no longer like Wen cleansing conditioners. I do love them. And I know when I first started hearing about Wen by Chaz Dean Cleansing Conditioners, I just did not know what flavors/scents were right for my hair, or if there was even a difference. Yes, there is a difference between the flavors. All of them are meant for different hair types. So, here is an overview on the 6 scents and what hair type they are meant for.
Sweet Almond Mint
This is one of their universal flavors. It is for every hair type. However, I found it would weigh down my fine hair if I used it on my roots on a regular basis. I loved it on my ends though. It seemed to really moisturize them. Wonderful scent! This is my second most favorite scent (after Lavender)!
Pomegranate
This is their other universal scent. It is also for every hair type. All the reviews I have read on this say they love this Wen flavor the best, regardless of what hair type they have. I have not tried this one though.
Fig
This is for medium to thick hair, especially if you have coarse hair. Also, if your hair is extremely dry, damaged, or it is color-treated. This Wen flavor is the most moisturizing out of the six. I have not tried this one either.
Lavender
This is the second most moisturizing flavor. However, it is supposed to give volume to your hair as well. This one was my main Wen flavor. I have fine, color-treated hair so I needed the moisture without weighing my hair down. This is definitely my personal favorite!
Tea Tree
This is pretty much recommended to anyone who has scalp problems. If you have dandruff, dry/itchy scalp, or even if your hair is thinning. I would use this one every now and then when I had a dry spot on my scalp, along with my other cleansing conditioners. It doesn’t smell the greatest (to me). However, I would only have to use one pump and rub it onto the spot that was dry (it was random spots, never the same place) and I wouldn’t have to use it on that spot again. It would no longer be dry or itchy after one use.
Cucumber Aloe
Last but not least is Cucumber Aloe. This is the most clarifying of the Wen conditioners. It is recommended to those with oily scalps and dry ends, as well as the conditioner to use if your hair needs extra cleansing. I used this one about once every couple of weeks to get rid of oil. It did really help to clarify my hair. However, for me it was too drying to use on my ends. This one also did not smell the greatest (to me). Even though I am Co-Washing, I am actually using this one as my once a month “shampoo.”
So there you have it! A basic explanation of the six Wen flavors and what type of hair they are recommended for. If you would like to learn more about Wen, you can go to www.chazdean.com, or to www.qvc.com.
If you would like to see me talking about the different Wen Cleansing Conditioner scents, please check out my video about them here.
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~Kim
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