Has anyone used the Wen Hair Care products that are advertised on television? Have you had the results that Jenny Garth and Lucy Lu suggest they have had?
I'm interested in using the product line, but don't want to spend the money if it doesn't really work. I know it's fairly expensive.
Thanks!
I used it for a while and did not like it. I didn't feel like it got my hair clean enough. You had to sit there in the shower and rinse and rinse and rinse to get it all out and my hair still felt dirty. I really like the Joico line of hair products you can get in salons or Ulta store. They have all different formulas, the Kpak is the best, good for dry hair if that is your problem. Really gives my hair nice shine and body. jmo
Do not use this product! I have been a stylist for 8 years, and my mom decided that she couldn't live w/o this product. She used it, and within the week, her hair was damaged, dry and frizzy. It took me months to get her hair back in order! The worst part was, the money back gaurantee isn't what they said it was. I would say try something else 1st.
I have two sisters that use it & swear by it. Send an email to ____@____.com - she will answer questions you have regarding her experience with the product.
I loved the Wen products but it was the whole "club" thing that bothered me and it was pretty expensive. It did make my hair feel like never before so the quality was amazing. I just didn't like receiving the product every 60 days.
I got WEN off of QVC (no reorders and you can send back no problem if you don't like it!). I got a set of four- the lavender, the sweet mint, cucumber and tea tree. I really tried giving it a chance, but I HATED it. I gave each 'formula' a fair shake and after the very first time my hair felt like straw. Also, there is a difference between shiny and greasy and it definantly made my hair greasy. Use a LOT (recommended) or use a little.....didn't matter. By the time I decided I didn't like it I couldn't send it back (it was over the 60 day period or whatever it is at QVC) so I ended up with really expensive shaving cream! It worked really well for that!
I see that infomercial all the time to and often wonder about it. The way I figure it is if it WAS actually good they would have it in stores and salons where they COULD make money. Infomercials market for a little while and if the product actually begins to sell in large enough masses they will then mass produce it and put it on the open market. That Wen commerical has been on for years so I doubt the product is any good, just like Pro-Active, they want you to buy it- then they keep sending you the product even if you dont want it and they keep charging your credit card, it's very much a scam for the most part... just had a friend with a teenager that fell for the Pro Active zit commerical and had a hella hard time getting them to credit her back the money they "stole" by their slick scheme over the phone.
Just my thoughts...
