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[HappyDaze]

BTW I think the reason why the SHP works so well is the honey extracts it contains. Unfortunately, no other WEN formula contains the honey extract complex.

[Denise from Canada]

I agree with HappyDaze, the only formula that comes close to Summer Honey Peach for moisture and performance is the fig, although, I do find it rinses out pretty easily from my hair. And agree that those honey extracts are adding something extra special, no other seasonal performs like SHP, the winter vanilla mint comes close but of course it's a retired scent. The BGT although similar in consistency does not do well in my hair, to drying. My advice, if you love the SHP, stock up, the next seasonals may not perform the same way for you depending on what they will have in them. I wish Chaz would make the honey extracts a staple in the seasonals or make a regular CC with the honey.

[Susan25]

On 7/23/2014 HappyDaze said:

The only other one that is kind of close is Summer mango coconut which is also a seasonal so that is why I didn't mention that one. I love that one too but I didn't even stockpile it. I love the scent of that one better than SHP but the SHP performance is better.

I did like this but liked this spring/summer seasonals better, SOB and SHP. I can't really compare the seasonals for the past few years since the summer mango coconut was my first seasonal. I ordered the summer mango coconut, in addition to the pomegranate and sweet almond mint as my first order of Wen. I liked all of these scents/formulas but my favorite is definitely the SHP. I also agree with Denise from Canada that the upcoming seasonals may not perform the same way as SHP. A regular CC with the honey would be a great addition to the Wen line.

[77yangya]

Peach is quite concentrated. Yes, the poster on here is right, it does not rinse out easily. I used different ones and the peach scent and affects were still there. Not that I minded, I love all Wen.

[allison1998]

I also agree with HappyDaze. I have used all of the seasonals and all of the core CCs and Fig is the only core CC that comes close to SHP in terms of moisture. Fig was one of my go-to CCs before SHP. I like SHP so much, that I have amassed a stockpile large enough to cleanse a small country and I will continue to buy more until Summer is over!

IMO the only seasonal that comes close to SHP in terms of moisture and detangling abilities is FAS (Fall Apple Spice), but I could not stand the smell. FAS was the first seasonal that made me take notice. SMC was the second, but that is because of the smell and not the formulation.

SHP is seriously my favorite CC of all time. It has surpassed TT and Fig! SHP is in a class by itself and I think it has to do with the honey.

[pinksilhouette]

Makes me wish all the more SHP would be part of the regular line and not something that will be discontinued. BUMMER!

[pinksilhouette]

Makes me wish all the more SHP would be part of the regular line and not something that will be discontinued. BUMMER!

[Susan25]

On 7/25/2014 pinksilhouette said: Makes me wish all the more SHP would be part of the regular line and not something that will be discontinued. BUMMER!

Many of us would agree with you. It would be great if SHP would become a core scent in the future and you could buy it all of the time.

[HappyDaze]

On 7/25/2014 allison1998 said:

I also agree with HappyDaze. I have used all of the seasonals and all of the core CCs and Fig is the only core CC that comes close to SHP in terms of moisture. Fig was one of my go-to CCs before SHP. I like SHP so much, that I have amassed a stockpile large enough to cleanse a small country and I will continue to buy more until Summer is over!

IMO the only seasonal that comes close to SHP in terms of moisture and detangling abilities is FAS (Fall Apple Spice), but I could not stand the smell. FAS was the first seasonal that made me take notice. SMC was the second, but that is because of the smell and not the formulation.

SHP is seriously my favorite CC of all time. It has surpassed TT and Fig! SHP is in a class by itself and I think it has to do with the honey.

I soooo agree!