Beauty

[shiningstar]

Anyone find the Lavender the best for fine thin hair?

[RyBelle]

The LAV is so fantastic on my hair - I was expecting it to be drying, but I actually found that it moisturized the best as well as provided me with the most volume!

For reference I have bra strap length, baby-fine, curly, copper hair, and luckily most Wen CC's work for me with the exception of CA, which is supposed to be even more astringent than LAV, strangely enough.

[MsMandy]

Oops double post

[MsMandy]

Lavender and CA were awful for my fine, thin hair. I suggest trying Bamboo Green Tea all over or if not enough moisture use BGT on scalp only and Fig on mid-shaft to ends.

[okiebug]

I have fine hair but quite a bit of it. I used Lavender for several years. I think it depends on whether your hair is oily or dry. If it's dry, Lavender is probably not enough moisture. The Tea Tree or Fig have more moisture.

[ANewHue]

I have fine hair but a lot of it too. My hair does well with lavender but does extremely well with sweet almond. Sweet almond gives me outrageous volume but I do like the results of lavender too.

[smoky22]

I have very fine, thin hair and lavender doesn't work for me at all. I get no body from it and it seems drying. Tea Tree is what works for me.

[FranandZoe]

Did not care for the LAV but I love 613; ordered the Bamboo Green Tea also.

[CAKaren]

The wheat formulas do not work well with my hair, I love POM. BGT is great for my length, more moisture for my dry ends. I have fine, thin hair with an oily scalp.

[Treeinwind]

To me Lav is the most drying. I have fine hair too. I like BGT, Fig and 613 the best with BGT being my favorite. I used SAM almost exclusively for two years and loved it too, but I got of the mint scent after a couple of years.