Got email for the wen tsv. Which do you suggest

mom4321 · ‎03-11-2010

I'm new to wen and I just got the email for the tsv and I. Unsure which one to order. I've only been using wen a couple weeks. I've tried almond mint and I just got fig. My hair is thinning but naturally curly. I've never tried any others. Not sure if I should just order fig or try something else. My hair tends to. Be dry and get frizzy Any advice from more experienced wen users

mom4321 · ‎03-11-2010

I've only had time to try the fig a couple times but what I am wondering is if it's for ethnic hair which I am not will it end up being to heavy or is fig the universal best for dry curly hair ?

MAmom · ‎06-01-2012

I am Irish/Italian & have very curly hair that is dry. I have used Fig for years and added 613 to the mix when it came out 3 years ago. Fig is perfect for curly hair and this kit with the 613 is a bonus for the price. What a deal!!

bruingirl · ‎03-10-2010

Tea Tree would be great IMO. I don't have thinning hair but I have experienced faster hair growth and new hair growth using TT CC on my scalp.

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Kjelle · ‎06-07-2013

On 3/12/2014 bruingirl said:
Tea Tree would be great IMO. I don't have thinning hair but I have experienced faster hair growth and new hair growth using TT CC on my scalp.

Tea Tree was my first thought to add to your routine as well.

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mom4321 · ‎03-11-2010

Thank you. I'm finding all the options overwhelming . Not sure if I need styling gels oils etc seems like a lot to figure out. Does anyone just use the cleansing conditioner as leave it without all the other ? I guess there is a learning curve

nikki48 · ‎12-09-2012

With the new curly hair movements I am finding there is more to using products based on hair type than skin tone. I am African American (what the world considers me) but my genetic makeup is that, Native American, Irish and French. My hair as a result is a curly type 3b/c and Fig is my go to for moisturizing my curly hair. Tea Tree works best on my dry scalp and POM (when I want more bounce from straightened hair) and 613 (deep treating) are added based on the results I want. Seasonals are added for fun and scent usually at the end of my washing and as leave in.

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vermint · ‎04-05-2010

On 3/12/2014 mom4321 said: Thank you. I'm finding all the options overwhelming . Not sure if I need styling gels oils etc seems like a lot to figure out. Does anyone just use the cleansing conditioner as leave it without all the other ? I guess there is a learning curve

I just started using WEN last November. I only use the CC and styling creme. I used to use a litte CC as a leave-in, but discovered that my hair actually feels better without it. I ordered the TSV because I do want to try the Replenishing Treatment Mist as well as 613. Don't feel any need for any other products, but it depends on you and your hair.

I do think Styling Creme is a must if you heat style, as it protects your hair from the heat.

glitzandglam · ‎12-27-2013

I think it depends--do you prefer either Fig or SAM? How do they perform in your hair?

My hair is only wavy but I love Fig for the moisture. However, I also love both Tea Tree and 613--TT for the scalp benefits and 613 because it is so moisturizing for me. So, if you like Fig, the TSV is a good buy. If you want to try Tea Tree, that's a good choice, too. (One warning, though; the more popular formulas seem to sell out in the TSVs early, so don't wait until the last minute to get your order in!)

And I used just the CCs for quite a long time (I also found the product selection kind of overwhelming). A friend sent me a bottle of the styling creme so I have been using that (with good results) for the last two months or so. I don't use any of the other products. I'm interested in the oils but waiting for a deal; I'm also interested in the glossing serum but I don't think that's really a necessary thing. I think you're fine if you just focus on finding the right CC for now.