Wen Sweet Almond Mint Cleansing Conditioner by Wen, Conditioner Review

8.0

Looking for a sulfate-free, extra gentle hair cleanser? The two-in-one, non-lathering Wen Cleansing Conditioner may be for you. Upon first use, your hair may feel weighed down with product buildup -- mine did. This was because I wasn't using enough of the creamy product, so read the directions. My shoulder-length, medium-thick hair required 40 (gasp!) pumps out of the bottle. When the ideal amount of product is used, you'll get tingling, clean scalp and hair that's product-free and hydrated. It's a different way to cleanse and condition hair though, so be prepared for change.

Reviewed by Kristen on 11/07/2008

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LittleBunny (383 reviews)

Silly informercial product. This is a junk product and a waste of money. Left a waxy buildup on my hair that took a very long time to rinse out. Would not use this again. — 6 months, 2 weeks ago

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MissPurple (581 reviews)

Not worth the price (or the time required to use it). — 6 months, 2 weeks ago

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Nice smell, still miss my other shampoo
sweettpea29 (197 reviews)

Although this does smell better than the fig, I feel as if my hair is still dirty. I use the recommended amount to cleanse my hair but still feel as if it isn't clean. I have since stopped using the cleansing conditioner and gone back to using regular suds-ing shampoo. The other thing that gives this the low mark is the price. It becomes a money consuming product when you have to keep ordering it, and paying for S & H. The amount that is suggested will leave your pockets empty and you wanting more, and not in a good way! — 1 year, 8 months ago

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