Beauty

[JeanLouiseFinch]

On 5/12/2014 BExplorer said: HonnyBrown, I am not really sure, those are just the instructions. Perhaps to make the Remoist go further??

This is my understanding as well. With primed hair, especially if one's hair is long or thick, they won't need as much Re-Moist when doing an extended conditioning treatment.

[WenGirl42]

Honny, like you, I also do overnight treatments with the Fig CC. So priming my RM with that gives me the benefits of both.

[HonnyBrown]

Thanks for the tips about the priming! I'm going to revisit ReMoist Wen I cleanse tomorrow.

[bebe777]

Pinky902, in a recent facebook post, Chaz recommended doing a remoist after coloring your hair. You may want to do a second remoist this weekend when you can keep the remoist in your hair overnight (and maybe through the next day).

Also, some people have written that they experienced a bit of color drain if they used TT after they colored their hair, so you may want to steer clear of TT for now (a few also mentioned this about CA).

I've moved up the Wen - are there any particular CCs you shouldn't use on hair that's been colored recently? thread.

Best of luck!!

-- bebe

[vermint]

I used it as an overnight after my last color, and loved the results. You could possibly get by with just rinsing it out really well, then dry and style (or whatever you do). No cleanse necessary!

Went to the coast on Saturday, and my hair felt like straw after a day in the wind/sun. So Sunday morning I decided to do a double cleanse (usually I only do a single one with 8 pumps). 1st cleanse was my usual 8 pumps, 2nd cleanse was 4 pumps and an equal amount of Remoist mixed together. Let it sit while I finished my shower then frothed up and rinsed as usual. My hair was silky soft and felt moisturized--just what I wanted!