WEN

[1Professor]

Does WEN have a texturing balm (similar to the Sally Hersberger balms that give a piecy shaggy look ala Meg Ryan)? 

[software]

I'm very interested a product like that as well after cutting my waist length hair short.   I need some lift in the crown.    Sally's balm is very reasonably priced.

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@1Professor wrote:

Does WEN have a texturing balm (similar to the Sally Hersberger balms that give a piecy shaggy look ala Meg Ryan)? 

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[1Professor]

@software:

Congratulations on the wonderful hair cut (I once had long long hair)! Shorter shaggy bobs can be sassy, chic, fun, messy styles to try.

A texturizing BALM, rather than a spray, allows you to rub it into your hands and piece out and volume a shorter cut.

Love these:

It would be great to have WEN to piece out a shag, Chaz puts such quality into his styling products, but I have a vague memory that years ago he did have an actual BALM??

[software]

Full disclosure, I only get one haircut per year.   I let it grow out, get the cut then let it grow again.

Check out A205121, read the reviews, the price seems right & there are other "flavors" under different product numbers, why QVC did that I have no clue.

Let me know what you think, I may be willing to try it.

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@1Professor wrote:

@software:

Congratulations on the wonderful hair cut (I once had long long hair)! Shorter shaggy bobs can be sassy, chic, fun, messy styles to try.

A texturizing BALM, rather than a spray, allows you to rub it into your hands and piece out and volume a shorter cut.

Love these:

It would be great to have WEN to piece out a shag, Chaz puts such quality into his styling products, but I have a vague memory that years ago he did have an actual BALM??

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[1Professor]

@software: Thanks!

It's never shown, yet seems to be what I was looking for. No video.

What is it: A texture balm stick perfect for short, spiky styles. Adds texture and definition to any look. Great for adding moisture to ethnic hair.

Who is it for: All hair types.

Why is it different: Create a sexy disheveled look--an edgy, spiky style for short hair or a relaxed and loose look for longer tresses--with this versatile finishing-stick pomade. Add definition, separation, and texture to different hair types while providing hold and a touch of shine.

How do I use it: Use on dry, styled hair. Rub stick onto palms and apply suggested amount to mid-shaft, ends, or specific pieces. For extra hold, combine hair spray and texture balm by spritzing palms with hair spray before application. For short hair, apply with hands or directly with the stick for a textured/disheveled look. For fine hair, apply two to four strokes directly to your palms and spritz with your favorite hair spray to create texture without weighing down the hair. For medium to coarse hair, apply four to eight strokes with or without hair spray, depending on desired results. For coarser, curly, ethnic hair, apply six to 12 strokes or more to help tame, hydrate, and control frizz, waves, or curls.

From WEN by Chaz Dean.

[SurferWife]

@1Professor...WEN's texture balm works GREAT on hairstyles shown! I used to wear a similar style as Meg Ryan & it was my go-to styling product. It lasts YEARS, too, because you don't need much. It is easy to over-use, so start off with a wee bit & work up if more is needed.

[1Professor]

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@SurferWife wrote:

@1Professor...WEN's texture balm works GREAT on hairstyles shown! I used to wear a similar style as Meg Ryan & it was my go-to styling product. It lasts YEARS, too, because you don't need much. It is easy to over-use, so start off with a wee bit & work up if more is needed.

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@SurferWife: (Great hair cut in your avatar!)

Thanks for the advice, so useful. 

I have the Lavendar now on its way to my cottage!

I'll bet it leaves your hands soft, too!