Wen hair products

[librarychickie]

Has anyone used them? Do you like them?

 

[ame]

Other than Pureology, nothing has ruined my haircolor more than Wen. In one week (4 uses), my red practically came right out. It left a gross coating on my scalp and skin and felt like slime. I thought maybe I had a bad batch or the wrong "flavor" so I exchanged for a different one, and that did the same thing. It just was not good for my color. Pureology ripped out my color in one washing. Even PRELL doesn't do that to my hair color, which is permanent.

 

[slg47]

I use them and love them. I think there was a thread about a year ago-mixed responses.

 

[maplefemme]

I tried the lavender Wen, wasn't trilled with it. It wasn't bad but I didn't like how my hair felt after. I tried it numerous ways and just never liked it, just the concept of it.
I'm the opposite to Ame though, Purology Hydrating doesn't remove color from my hair at all and I have colored my hair everything from platinum blonde to black.
Different strokes for different folks I guess?
I just started using Ovaici and like it a lot...

 

[ame]

I tried the lavender Wen, wasn't trilled with it. It wasn't bad but I didn't like how my hair felt after. I tried it numerous ways and just never liked it, just the concept of it.
I'm the opposite to Ame though, Purology Hydrating doesn't remove color from my hair at all and I have colored my hair everything from platinum blonde to black.
Different strokes for different folks I guess?
I just started using Ovaici and like it a lot...

Yea, Pureology ripped every tiny molecule of red right out in one washing. And it wasn't fresh color either.

 

[maplefemme]

I tried the lavender Wen, wasn't trilled with it. It wasn't bad but I didn't like how my hair felt after. I tried it numerous ways and just never liked it, just the concept of it.
I'm the opposite to Ame though, Purology Hydrating doesn't remove color from my hair at all and I have colored my hair everything from platinum blonde to black.
Different strokes for different folks I guess?
I just started using Ovaici and like it a lot...

Yea, Pureology ripped every tiny molecule of red right out in one washing. And it wasn't fresh color either.

That's brutal. Are you still sporting red, Ame? If so, can I ask what brand of color and shampoo you're using now?

 

[sonnyjane]

Ha funny! My grandma bought this for me for Christmas so I promised I'd try it. She called me the other day for a full report. My report was "meh". I feel like it cleaned my hair well (probably too well, as those of you have reported with your hair color coming right out!), but it left it dull and lifeless - no shine whatsoever. I think I'm really the type that needs a separate shampoo and conditioner.

 

[ame]

I tried the lavender Wen, wasn't trilled with it. It wasn't bad but I didn't like how my hair felt after. I tried it numerous ways and just never liked it, just the concept of it.
I'm the opposite to Ame though, Purology Hydrating doesn't remove color from my hair at all and I have colored my hair everything from platinum blonde to black.
Different strokes for different folks I guess?
I just started using Ovaici and like it a lot...

Yea, Pureology ripped every tiny molecule of red right out in one washing. And it wasn't fresh color either.

That's brutal. Are you still sporting red, Ame? If so, can I ask what brand of color and shampoo you're using now?

I alternate a few, but mostly Wella professional color and the shampoo is either Bumble creme de coco or Loreal Serie Expert Vitamino Color. I usually use the Loreal for the first wash but the days I color I just rinse and condition lightly, then 48 hours later I shampoo the first time.

 

[Amys Bling]

never used them.

 

[luv2sparkle]

Wow, that is so strange Ame. It wasn't the anti-fade Pureology? I have used the anti-fade and my hair color has held well.

I tried Wen and hated it. My hair is fine in texture but I have a fair amount of it and it felt really weighed down and dirty with Wen. I so
wanted to like it. Thankfully, I bought it at QVC and was able to return it. I have never met a person in real life that tried Wen and loved
it as much as he claims his clients do.

 

[ame]

Wow, that is so strange Ame. It wasn't the anti-fade Pureology? I have used the anti-fade and my hair color has held well.

The entire line is supposed to be color friendly and anti-fade, it was developed to be 100% color seal/safe/protection. Unfortunately...not so much for me!

 

[HollyS]

If you look for opinions on the internet about WEN, you will find a lot of bad comments; everything from greasy and dull hair to hair actually falling out over a few months. Scared me from trying it.