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chaz dean hair models

Jaqpot — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 14:46:15 GMT

anyone else noticed that Chaz Dean always shows his models without styled hair with shampoo and then with pro styled hair afterwards? I think he should show them both styled or both unstyled to show FAIR results of his product. to me this is like false advertising .

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lisrobreib — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 14:49:27 GMT

AGREED !!!

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LilacTree — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 14:54:02 GMT

His whole schtick is fake.

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Perkup — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 15:26:14 GMT

I'm not interested in WEN, but no matter who you are, your hair cannot possibly look that bad unless you've worked at it after a shampoo. I also resent the way every hair product vendor pushes all their "styled" hair forward, leaving nothing in back, and making it appear that the hair is now extremely full and bouncy. If they let the hair fall naturally it wouldn't look half as good. Just MHO.

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Perkup — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 16:32:10 GMT

I can get my dog groomed by a professional three times for that $60.00 gallon price.

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CrystalBlue1 — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 16:48:39 GMT

all of the lines do that it seems, they show people with unstyled hair and no make up then all styled and made up. Same with the foundations, people have no make up then a face full of make up with blush, eye shadow etc and the vendors are saying they only have on the foundation.

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Dublingrl — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 19:22:29 GMT

Plus they all have GORGEOUS hair. I wish he would show one model that's follicle challenged!

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febe1 — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 20:55:41 GMT

On 9/2/2014 Dublingrl said:
Plus they all have GORGEOUS hair. I wish he would show one model that's follicle challenged!

I agree. Also, he shows all the models with long, nice hair. The short hair girls have curly textured hair. Where are all the models with short, thin, fine hair showing the before and the great volume after?

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kcladyz — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 21:12:28 GMT

On 9/2/2014 Perkup said:
I'm not interested in WEN, but no matter who you are, your hair cannot possibly look that bad unless you've worked at it after a shampoo. I also resent the way every hair product vendor pushes all their "styled" hair forward, leaving nothing in back, and making it appear that the hair is now extremely full and bouncy. If they let the hair fall naturally it wouldn't look half as good. Just MHO.

I mostly agree.

How often do you see women with hair that bad or worse in the before shot? Maybe 1 person in 5,000! You almost have to force it to look that bad lol But I think every hair care line glamorizes their product so I can not point a finger at chaz.

From the age of 18-38 I abused my hair extremely with crimping irons...etc and using cheap cr*p shampoo and my hair never looked as bad as his before shots lol

Chaz seems like a nice man otherwise But I simply can not stand his cleansing conditioners. I do admit I really like his oils and mousse but thats about it.

I remember when one of his models left him to model for another QVC shampoo i think it was Alterna? (not sure of spelling) and boy the sh*t hit the fan in the wen forums. That girl was ripped to shreds for leaving wen.

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sun8shine — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 21:47:16 GMT

I was watching this weekend because I was toying with ordering some Wen. Anyway, Sorry to be negative, but some of the claims that Chaz was making were pretty out there. Like 613 getting rid of brown spots. And he kept saying "Its not a claim, its not a claim." then he would make another claim.

Was anyone else skeptical about the claims of "no highlights" I felt like I could see them right there. We don't get color stripes in nature. (unless gray counts)

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mydora — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 22:09:58 GMT

I certainly don't remember any of the models hair looking like the b4 picture. False advertising is correct - of course they have to sell and he has to pay for the new home next to the Q headquarters now.

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Suebdoo — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 22:47:18 GMT

Did you not notice that the Before pictures also have a date, like 2009,2011 etc? Those Before pictures are showing the models hair prior to using WEN. The date also signifies the last time they used traditional shampoo/ conditioners I believe. Next time he is on, please take note of what it says below their pictures. There are drastic differences in hair colors, condition of the hair, and length. Of course the After looks better, it is often 2+ years after the Before pictures and then pro styled. The B/A pictures were Not taken the same day.

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mydora — Tue, 02 Sep 2014 23:33:54 GMT

I do see the dates on the b4 pictures, but I also don't think the models come out looking like the before picture when doing any type of modeling. I'm just saying I think it is a untruth. My opinion

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RyBelle — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 00:47:36 GMT

I'm actually a hardcore Wenner myself, and my hair is a walking billboard as far as advertising how well Wen works, but I couldn't agree more with this post!

When I see the before photos of the models, I instinctively know the producers of the Wen infomercials and the photographers manually roughed up the hair quite a bit more than using shampoo is capable of doing on its own.

Unless their hair had the texture of a Brillo pad prior to shampooing or was never nursed back to health after being damaged to an extreme degree, it's impossible to cause that much distress to the follicle.

If their hair was that damaged, however, I think Wen is perfectly capable of fixing that over the course of a few months, since that's the state my hair was in when I first used it and my hair is in perfect shape now.

Granted, a bad shampoo can make your hair terrible (as can Wen if you don't use it properly) but it is not capable of making hair look the same way as when you over-process it to no return.

I would've killed to see a model with over-processed, fried hair when I first started using Wen and watched the presentations - Chaz would access a MUCH bigger audience if there was at least one model who had hair that was a work in progress!

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kze — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 02:01:50 GMT

I agree. However, my hair looks much much better since I started using Wen.

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Kachina624 — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 02:55:25 GMT

On 9/2/2014 Perkup said:
I can get my dog groomed by a professional three times for that $60.00 gallon price.

You've got a cheap groomer. I pay around $100., for one dog once.

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Colonel Meow — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 02:58:20 GMT

On 9/2/2014 kachina624 said:
On 9/2/2014 Perkup said:
I can get my dog groomed by a professional three times for that $60.00 gallon price.

You've got a cheap groomer. I pay around $100., for one dog once.

LOL, I wondered about that post. I usually pay around $100 per dog, also.

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okiebug — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 03:09:49 GMT

On 9/2/2014 kachina624 said:
On 9/2/2014 Perkup said:
I can get my dog groomed by a professional three times for that $60.00 gallon price.

You've got a cheap groomer. I pay around $100., for one dog once.

The devil is in the details - you don't use the entire gallon for one cleanse.

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Sister Golden Hair — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 03:42:44 GMT

Well, I have to be the odd man out here. I have many colors in my hair and have had all my life. I have used high-end shampoo and conditioners since I was 18. I am blessed with good hair, thick and coarse.

Even now when I use regular shampoo and conditioner, after blow drying, I must use a flat iron or curlers.

With Wen, I can blow-dry, my hair is smooth and I don't have to do anything.

I can't explain it but it works for me.

And as I said on another thread, I think that a good haircut is the most impiortant part.

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Trix — Wed, 03 Sep 2014 03:58:06 GMT

This is no knock on WEN because the cleansing conditioners have been great for my hair, but the presentations are intentionally a bit of deceptive. As for the dates of the "before" pictures I think it would be a more honest to use a regular on the models the day of the show for the before pictures. Because they would use something as strong as dishwashing soap for the before cleanser, and the after is always styled hair, the difference in what the models hair looks like using WEN would still be positive for WEN.