WEN using WOC

I've found gold! After reaching the " can't take it any more" point with relaxers I cut all the chemically treated hair off. Me and a pair of craft scissors in the bathroom mirror. The problem then was what to do with it. I'd forgotten how wiry it is. Didn't remember anything about how Mom took care of it except the vinegar rinse, curled knots and HairRep and smoking straightening comb , clacking curling rod and burning newspaper. Then I tried everything on the shelves, finally giving WEN a try. Why not, nothing else was working wonders. Tried fig first. My scalp burned so much I had to wash it out. Sometime later I tried six thirteen and tea tree. Wow! Progress! Softer, I could even get a fork thru my DRY hair. Then , following Chaz's directions, adding my own rescue mixture of purified argan oil, Shea butter, jojoba oil and sweet almond oil I used the blow dryer with attached comb, and the root straightener. On a whim I used WEN balm as a straightening cream and found the BEST treatment combination ever. Worth more than any of the salon remedies, WEN balm gives the flat iron and edge straightener something to sizzle on , achieving the same effect as sizzling petrolium Hair Rep in the old days. So , I know it works on finger through curl days and the sleek, straightened, curled days - the fried and dyed and laid to the side days! My hair feels wonderful, no greasy you've been pressed feel, no barbed wire hair dryer, hot roller with curling paste crackle. I wrote in Beauty Banter about WEN and that same lady will probably scream at me again but I know many of us have no expectations of WEN and haven't given it a try, our way. I wanted to share this new treasure with you. Yes, I'm sure my precious oil combination would have improved the condition of my hair in time but I couldn't find anything except Dudley and Nairobi to press and curl with . I hate the burnt smell, all the smoke and the tackiness. But with WEN I get the look without an obnoxious, stomach churning smell and with a feel that keeps you touching, running your hands thru your silky but thick, natural hair. I really hope I've helped some one, any one. I know each of us has our own routine we swear by like Carol's Daughter but I swear this combination outshines them all. I hope you'll try it with your own specific oils . Ps I get pure, odorless filtered Shea butter and argan oil at rediculously low prices on Amazon.com. That's because a disabled USAF vet has limitations . But HE works everything to our good even small things like wanting pretty hair and makeup. Go with God!