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[k9mama]

After years of watching Chaz and Wen, I took the plunge with the 613 TSV a few months ago. As it turns, out my hair and I love 613 CC and styling cream. (The 613 RTM is too sticky for me, but I like some of the other RTMs.) My hair is in its mid-40's, fine but abundant, and color-treated. It has a slight natural wave, and I wear it in an inverted bob. I am able to style it with a blow drier and a medium round boar bristle brush... no flat-iron needed since I started using the 613.

What other CCs might work well for me?

[ChynnaBlue]

If your hair is color-treated and you use a blow dryer, you may want to try Fig for moisture. My hair is also fine, but it's wavy-curly and I need a lot of moisture. Fig never weighs my fine hair down.

You might also like the seasonals.

[Suz585]

@k9mama Have you tried Summer Honey Peach (SHP)? It's very moisturizing and smells great! You might like Mandarin Italian Fig (MIF) it's also very moisturizing. 

Good luck and Happy WENNING! 

[bebe777]

@k9mama, welcome to the wenderful world of Wen and the Wen forum!!!

You may want to check out some of the links in the Wen FAQ.

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[theatrebiz]

I love the 613 too, but some people find it has too much protien in it for daily use.

I agree with the other poster - you should definitely try some of the seasonals - especially the summer honey peach.

Usually in December, they offer a package of some of the original formulas (SAM, TT, LAV, POM, FIG) for a great price.  They are 16 oz bottles, and I find it's nice to have them around to switch things up or to use if you hair needs change with the seasons.

For me, I need lots more moisture in the winter since I live in the midwest - all that dry air inside and out.  Summer is all about SAM and TT - with all that humidity in the air, I don't need any more moisture.

I use the RTM at night as an overnight moisture treatment (in the summer) use the oil more in the winter, or on my ends - they get dry from blow drying and curling iron.

Welcome.

Michele

[ANewHue]

@k9mama. Welcome to the wen forum.  You came to the right place, we are nothing but enablers here lol.   Your hair sounds a lot like mine and my hair loves sweet almond, it's my holy grail.  I mix up to five different cc when I cleanse but I always incorporate sweet almond in my second cleanse and use it most times as my leave in.  Unlike you I need to mix my 613 with other cc's. 

[WenDoll10girl]

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@k9mama wrote:

After years of watching Chaz and Wen, I took the plunge with the 613 TSV a few months ago. As it turns, out my hair and I love 613 CC and styling cream. (The 613 RTM is too sticky for me, but I like some of the other RTMs.) My hair is in its mid-40's, fine but abundant, and color-treated. It has a slight natural wave, and I wear it in an inverted bob. I am able to style it with a blow drier and a medium round boar bristle brush... no flat-iron needed since I started using the 613.

What other CCs might work well for me?

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If you like 613, you may want to try the mandarin Italian fig.  It's one of my favorites.  While I do like the scent of the bamboo one, the mandarin Italian fig leaves me with even better results.  

[riley1]

@k9mama - Ooh, you are going to be sorry you asked with that title - LOL

[k9mama]

Thank you everyone!!! I really think I need SHP...

[a WEN Angel]

yes!! the honey complex that is in SHP is amazing on color treated hair.  I also recommend Fig CC. I would also get an oil and/or a jar of remoist in whatever formula/scent  you like best { I say Bamboo since so spa like} 

and if you are willing to try air drying, get the Texturizing Treatment Spray for a wave enhanced look - about 13 sprays all over then scrunch up in your hand and wait for the wowza as it dries! Still do normal leave-in & styling creme before the TTS for the best results. I have found I need a little more leave-in when air drying btw. 

good luck!