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02-01-2014 05:35 PM
Can anyone tell me what I may be doing wrong applying WEN? I've used it for about 18 months and I think it's done wonders for my hair - no excessive hair fall out and it is really soft. I have a chin length bob and not baby fine but fine. I use 5 pumps for first and 4-5 pumps more for second. (This was using the 16 oz size) and it worked well. Should I adjust the pumps when using a 32 oz bottle? I know they say more is better but I can't stand in the shower for10 minutes just trying to rinse it out. I've noticed that my hair does get greasier sooner. I know it's expensive but it keeps my color from fading. Anyone have any ideas? Thanks!
02-01-2014 05:57 PM
02-01-2014 05:58 PM
Are you adding a splash of water after applying the cleanser and then massaging it in well? Can you get a wide tooth comb through your hair easily with the cleanser on with a some accumulating on the teeth? If not, you probably aren't using enough cleanser.
The recommended pumps for short hair is for hair that is ear length. For a chin length bob you are going to need more. I'd experiment by adding another 2 pumps to each cleanse and see how that works for you.
Here is the breakdown of pump amounts per bottle
6-oz.: 60 pumps
16-oz. 160 pumps - 10 pumps per oz
32-oz. 240 pumps - 8 pumps per oz
128-oz. 128 pumps - 1 pump per oz
02-01-2014 06:18 PM
02-01-2014 06:28 PM
If you are having trouble rinsing out the CC, try rinsing in layers and sections also use the Wen comb, while you're rinsing.
02-02-2014 12:14 AM
02-02-2014 10:16 AM
The bigger the bottle, the less pumps you need. Like everyone said you basically need about half from the 32 ounce bottle.
02-02-2014 02:40 PM
If your hair is getting greasy sooner and it's taking you a long time to rinse out it may be that you're not adding enough water as you work the cleansing conditioner in. Either cup your hands under the shower and splash on your head or actually quickly stick your head under the water for a second, then work the conditioner up into a froth, adding more water until you feel it getting lighter. Combing through as you rinse also helps. HTH
02-02-2014 03:14 PM
On 2/2/2014 okiebug said:If your hair is getting greasy sooner and it's taking you a long time to rinse out it may be that you're not adding enough water as you work the cleansing conditioner in. Either cup your hands under the shower and splash on your head or actually quickly stick your head under the water for a second, then work the conditioner up into a froth, adding more water until you feel it getting lighter. Combing through as you rinse also helps. HTH
I totally agree. This is good advice. When I first started I wasn't adding enough splashes of water to make the Wen get really frothy and bloom, and it took me several minutes to rinse it all out, but now that I do this I can rinse really thoroughly in maybe 1-2 minutes.
02-04-2014 12:17 PM
Thanks everyone for your suggestions! I will try more water and experiment with the number of pumps.
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