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[brandiwine]

Since you only use a teaspoon or less for short hair this cleanser will last for around 6 months.  I only have to wash my hair twice a week now.  My hair has improved so much.  Thicker, growing faster, full of bounce and shine.  I use no styling products so that saves money too.  The face and body restore is a wonderful product as well.  Can't believe how much better my neck is.  No greasy residue.

[SunValley]

I fell for the hype on the first brand he brought to Q years ago...I had greasy hair for the first time in my life. Yuck. Just the over-the-top bee stories on this stuff alone are enough to make me uninterested. He must be the modern day Marco Polo. 

[Deonnagrrl]

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@brandiwine wrote:

Since you only use a teaspoon or less for short hair this cleanser will last for around 6 months.  I only have to wash my hair twice a week now.  My hair has improved so much.  Thicker, growing faster, full of bounce and shine.  I use no styling products so that saves money too.  The face and body restore is a wonderful product as well.  Can't believe how much better my neck is.  No greasy residue.

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I, too, no longer have to use styling products.  It used to take Paul Mitchell's Skinny and any of a variety of curl-tamers to get my hair to look decent, plus Milk Shake leave-in conditioner.  

[Katcat1]

This product sounds like it is excellent for thick hair, unruly or curly.  I appreciate all the feedback but my hair is short and this would not benefit my type of hair.  This is more like Wen.

[Misplaced Parisian]

I have a pixie do....I use this product.  Even though I have very short hair I have noticed a big difference.  Wow.  I don't need to use styling products which also saves money.  My Magpie sister started me on this line and I'm so thankful she did.

[lucky-girl]

Ladies pay more$ for body butters, so what's the difference.  

[shaggygirl]

So where would one start with his products. For hair that is colored and gets monthly root touchups and about twice a year highlights and is thinning somewhat? No issues with dryness nor oiliness. I was looking at his various shampoos and would like to try but not sure where to begin.

[SandGirl]

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@shaggygirl wrote:

So where would one start with his products. For hair that is colored and gets monthly root touchups and about twice a year highlights and is thinning somewhat? No issues with dryness nor oiliness. I was looking at his various shampoos and would like to try but not sure where to begin.

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It would be nice if their customer service would respond to questions, i have sent emails, facebook messages and tried to call to get help determing what I need for "my" hair and they have never answered, horrible customer support, then I think what if something went wrong, would anyone get back to me?  That is one thing I do like about WEN, their customer service goes above and beyond in emai, phone and active on FB as well.

[LIPearl]

First, come on,,,.,if I had a professional stylist doing my hair, it wouldn't matter what shampoo I used, no yogi berris required.  Second, I still haven't even opened the last TSV of scrub and Rise & Shine.  Nuff said.....I will save my $$ for gem day,

[luvmyteddy4]

I used to be a hairdresser since 1969 and I have tried all the other expensive products but even after 50 years I still use Suave shampoo and cond. My hair is long, highlighted, shiny and beautiful. I went to Walmart yesterday and bought my shampoo for 2.00. I was told years ago Suave is PH balanced and good for your hair so I'll stick to Suave and keep getting compliments! 

I did try Wen, this guys products before and Redkin and they were okay. I do my own hair and that's one thing I haven't had to spend money on all these years.