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Mona Dahl
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Registered: ‎04-23-2010

Tea Tree vs. SAM?

‎03-06-2013 04:22 AM

Hi ladies! I just used the Tea Tree CC and SC in my TSV for the first time. I had a question, though, because I am seriously conflicted.

My hair looks *incredible.* Light, clean, silky, and more voluminous than ever with Wen. I can't stop looking in the mirror at it...and touching it. I feel vain! Oh, so vain. All of a sudden I have Wen girl hair!

Here's the problem. Smell is a big thing for me with hair products, because I need the sensory motivation to do the work of washing my long hair (especially with Wen, which can be kinda tiring in the first place!) I don't hate the smell of Tea Tree, but I don't really enjoy it, either. Plus, it lingers in my hair, and I'm worried my dear Significant Other will not like it when he gets close. At the very least, he won't find it particularly attractive. And that part is a must for me.

Sooo, I'm thinking of exchanging my TSV for one in SAM, because people have said that the results are similar. What are your thoughts? I've never smelled SAM myself, but it is supposed to smell nice and non-offensive--right?

Mostly, I'm wondering, how similar are the results from SAM vs. Tea Tree? Will SAM make my hair just as beautiful as Tea Tree, albeit with a better smell? I'm wondering about both the CC and the Styling Creme.

Thanks! Smile

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