It's lusciously thick and I liked it a lot. I started with sweet almond mint, as most people do (and should). I didn't believe the wen hype.until I tried it. O0 if you're still interested, I'll add my 2 cents: My palms are itching to sashay over to Sephora and pick up a bottle of WEN something today. Is there REALLY a difference between the different flavors? There's a coconut one, a mango one, a vanilla mint-sumthin-or-other and something about 613 or 619 numbered deal?Īnyway, please share experiences with the different flavors of WEN and how they affect your finished hair style.
I figure that I could probably get more out of it now than I did before I had a clue about my own hair. I dunno about that, but I'm curious again. Right?īut then I've seen where people say NOTHING compares to actual WEN. I honestly can't seem to differentiate between them. I have been open to cleansing conditioners nowadays and have a newfound interest in WEN, and WEN (ish) type products. It just sat on my head and made it hard.įast forward to recent years.WEN is still going strong with some new flavors. My hair was a pixie cut back then and I HATED WEN with a passion. So, I got my hands on some WEN back then, and FIG is the one I used. Long before even knowing about co-washing at that.
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I recall using WEN long before finding LHCF, and learning how to better care for my hair. I know there are a lot of WEN threads, but I feel like my question is a little different and I didn't want to hijack someone else's.
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