Beauty

[sun8shine]

On 8/30/2014 kcladyz said:

On 8/30/2014 sun8shine said:

I just got the Hair Milk from Carol's Daughter - it smells great but I haven't tried it yet. They also say on the website that you can co-wash with the Monoi conditioners and some others.

According to PETA they are cruelty free. They are selling it at Target now.

I have had really nice results from the Monoi and from the other products I have tried. HSN has Monoi on easy pay this week.

The monoi has a gorgeous gardenia scent.

That stuff is really good the smell is a little strong tho

I agree about the scent with the hair milk and for the line as a whole - if the scent was taken down just a few notches it would be better. I've used the hairmilk co-wash a few times and I am getting really nice results for my hair. It gets really curly and is very easy to style and it looks less damaged which is nice.

[CrystalBlue1]

I like Deva Curl but if you have used Wen you will find Pantene, Herbal Essence and Hair one will not be nearly as conditioning and hydrating as Wen. I no longer use Wen because the price is way too much but when it comes to the cleansing conditioners I think you get what you pay for.

[kcladyz]

There are several threads on this already.

Bioterra from sallys beauty supply and Vidal Sassoon at drugstore.com are very good. better than hair on and pantene.

But pantene has a cowash ( not the cc) in a brown bottle in the ethnic hair section that works great on white people hair.

Carols Daughter cowash is fantastic too

[HappyDaze]

On 9/7/2014 Andreatoo said:

On 9/7/2014 HappyDaze said:

On 9/7/2014 Andreatoo said: I'd like to try the Shea Moisture co wash, the reviews on the internet are terrific, but if the whole point is to save money from Wen, which I love, it's not really doing that! Its 12 for 8 ounces. has anyone tried the Palmers?

I agree but walgreens has sales sometimes and I got it for $7.99 I've been usung it for my first cleanse (scalp only) and really like it but went through it pretty quickly.

but there is the convenience factor. I can run to the store and pick it up I don't have to wait for it to be delivered and pay shipping and handling!I will definitely try it when it goes on sale. I did not see comparisons to wen, most comparing to deva no poo, but they were people with hair like mine, dry and curly, and very positive results

oh yeah, I definitely think it is worth it if you can get it for cheaper, otherwise it is not much less than WEN. I don't think I could ever use it on all of my hair though as I don't find it particularly moisturizing, which my hair needs. I don't have curly hair though so maybe it works differently for curly hair. I used the same brand and scent in the shampoo and conditioner and didn't like it as it made my hair a tangled, dry mess. Weird, for a coconut based product.

[Trix]

I am loving T'weaked. I like rotating multiple products for cleaning and conditioning my hair, but T'weaked is a new favorite. However the price will amount to what you pay for WEN. I haven't done so yet, but Biolage has some new products in a line called Biolage Advanced which I plan to try soon. Research the products on their website and decide for yourself which set would be best for your hair type.

[kcladyz]

I can not find the shea butter cowash anyplace but i find the other products from the same brand.

[kcladyz]

On 9/8/2014 CrystalBlue1 said:

I like Deva Curl but if you have used Wen you will find Pantene, Herbal Essence and Hair one will not be nearly as conditioning and hydrating as Wen. I no longer use Wen because the price is way too much but when it comes to the cleansing conditioners I think you get what you pay for.

Bioterra I have pictured earlier is as moisturizing as wen but rinses out easier and smell is not strong or overpowering.

[Andreatoo]

On 9/8/2014 kcladyz said:

I can not find the shea butter cowash anyplace but i find the other products from the same brand.

I found it at Walgreens (if you're referring to Shea Moisture). You may be thrown by the fact that it's such a small bottle! Only 8 ozs!

[HappyDaze]

On 9/8/2014 Trix said:

I am loving T'weaked. I like rotating multiple products for cleaning and conditioning my hair, but T'weaked is a new favorite. However the price will amount to what you pay for WEN. I haven't done so yet, but Biolage has some new products in a line called Biolage Advanced which I plan to try soon. Research the products on their website and decide for yourself which set would be best for your hair type.

I like tweak-d too but I agree, it is not a cost savings from WEN. I love the scent though!

[ChynnaBlue]

I used to use super cheap Suave as my cleansing conditioner and then used a Matrix Biolage conditioning balm to moisturize afterward.

A lot of curly girls use DevaCurl One Condition to cleanse and condition.