Absolutely! If you follow the instructions this product works like a dream. It is important to note though that the models have been professionally blow-dried. So, if your question is will your hair automatically have a perfect wave at the end and curl under? No, shampoo can't do that but your blow dryer can. :) This product will replace bad hair days with great ones when you follow the instructions and use Wen products for your styling needs. (Also, this is GREAT if your hair is color treated as it prevents the fading that normally changes one's look.)

yes it sure is amazing!!! my hair is finally mangeable with less breakage

While it did clean my hair, I feel like it didn't condition well. I have fine hair and it was hard to manage after using this product.

I love the scent...but i cant honestly say it did anything great for my hair...

Personally, I think that it does. The trick is to make sure your hair has been soaked with warm water before applying the product. Ring out extra water from your hair before applying! Be generous on the end of your hair. If you can, wear a shower cap and enjoy a steamy shower while WEN sits in your hair for 3 - 5 minutes. I usually shave while I'm waiting for the product to sink in. Try not to blow dry your hair afterwards. If you use a straightner, go ahead and straighten your hair while it is still damp -- the steam will boost a healthy shine!

My hair fell out from using this product. Please read my review. Not saying it will happen to you, just telling you to be careful.

I don't think so. It does not foam up, so for me, it just doesn't feel like I'm getting the hair clean....just conditioned. which I don't need that much because I have oily hair :(

Not on my hair

For me it worked the first few times and then stopped. I reccommend the WEN styling creme, it works really well! Just put it on damp hair after you shower

not for me

no completly over rated

it depends on your hair type. If you have thin, fine hair then it'll probably weigh ur hair down. If you have thick, coarse, or curly hair it'll definitely work. Even if your hair is more fine you can still use it just on ur ends as a conditioner and not on ur roots. Just make sure to follow the directions, and you most likely won't need as many pumps as it tells u to use, so just go by whatever ur hair needs. (i'm a hairstylist) (:

it madde my hair feel stringy

You must follow the directions. If you think it's not working, try adding more pumps.

After a few times of using it, it made my hair super greasy. I needed to use a clarifying shampoo to get this gunk out of my hair.

I have thick hair that tends to get oily at the roots. This made my hair more oily than normal. For me it looked almost greasy! It didn't work for me at all.

I think it's too expensive and I didn't care for it. The L'Oreal one is much better and doesn't leave your hair feeling heavy.

it works amazingly for dyed hair

I think its ok.... just ok. I wouldn't switch from my normal stuff though.

Yes! Follow the directions....no matter if you think it's too much product or not. There is a reason why you use the amount of product. & just know that you will rinse 3 times longer than you would with regular shampoo & conditioner. Your hair will love you using this product!

Maybe for certain types of hair..

Not for people with thin hair, feels way tooooo heavy and dirty!

It works for me and I've seen great results!

Yes!! But with that said you have to relearn washing your hair because it is different. You have to find the right formula and the right amount to use.

I think so. I've always had healthy hair, so I couldn't tell what was just me and what was the product.

YES, YES, YES! A few tips will help get Wen to work for you! First, make sure your hair is soaking wet from scalp to tips. Next, comb through your hair with a wide tooth comb. Apply cleansing conditioner liberally until all hair is evenly covered, and work it into you scalp and hair. You have to make sure your hair is still wet at this point. Comb through your hair again and then let sit in your hair while you shave then rinse and repeat using half the amount of product. If you want a more frothy feeling, try the Pomegranate. It gives you a froth but not suds. Wen does have learning curve, but once you get it, you won't have to wash your hair half as much, because it stays clean much longer. I have long, thick hair and when I go to the stylist, every 7-8 months, I am told I have amazingly healthy hair. Give it a try!!

I think it does specily thick dry damaged hair..

For me, it absolutely does. The trick, however, is finding the variety that works with your hair type. I tried the Sweet Almond Mint and it did nothing for my stick-straight color-treated hair. However, I've been using the Pomegranate for more than two years and absolutely love it. I find that I don't need as many pumps as suggested, but I do wash and repeat when my hair has a lot of product in it. I do wash my hair daily (my personal preference.)

It does work pretty well, but I've experienced hair loss from it and many others have too.

yes! just follow the directions on the back and it works amazing!

Yes, As long as you arent doing over the top damage to your hair.

My hair dried out and litterly was breaking off..It has taken me almost a year to get my hair back to normal, because I was using and didn't really realize what it was doing to my hair till to late ,

Yes.

Yes, it works great. Unfortunately, I fond the product way too expensive for me to keep buying the product.

Yes, it works great. Unfortunately, I fond the product way too expensive for me to keep buying the product.

This product only worked as a body moisturizer for us. It left our hair very, very greasy even with following the instructions to a "T". It was very unfortunate, as I was excited to finally purchase and try this product.

I have thin hair but A LOT of it. It works amazing on my hair. It's so soft and my hair feels clean also which is a plus!

no it makes it so oily you are going to have to shampoo it out its so bad

It works better than anything I have tried in 42 years. It is the best thing on the market and I will never use anything else.

My mother's hair is so dry and thick... i literally feels like a wig. This product has become a must have for her! She uses it as needed and it makes her hair lighter feeling, softer, and overall more manageable. She buys the biggest container of this available and uses every last drop! **Also helps with dry skin on your scalp.

It is perfect for dry and damaged hair. I have dry curly hair and I have tried them all from drug store $ to high end $$$ and its the only thing that works! Try the lavender or tea tree. Its worth every penny!

HOnestly it's great for damaged hair! I used Wen after a super botched hair color job and it took 3-4 weeks but my hair was back to being healthy again.

I think it would be good for damaged hair!

I think that this would work best for dry/damaged hair. My hair is the opposite (pretty oily), so it didn't work well.

I have damaged hair too it works great on my hair you have to try it

This product should he labeld for dry/damaged hair. I purchased it a while ago, I believe, from QVC. It added much needed moisture to my coarse hair, as well as, had a wonderful clean, spearmint scent.

Wen is really good for dry and damaged hair. It also works really well as a leave in conditioner.

I think WEN is great for damaged hair. If you have some serious dry, split ends, start with the Fig flavor. It is the most moisturizing. The Almond Mint is for most hair types and the Tea Tree is for those who have scalp issues. I've tried them all and I really think they work well. I'll keep buying them.

I've tried WEN, and I think it's great for dry/damaged hair. Since it doesn't lather, it won't dry your hair if you use a lot. I'd say try the Lavender. I recommend clarifying your once or twice a month (1 cup water/1 tbsp apple cider vinegar or try 1 tbsp longhairlovers.com Clarifying hair rinse for better smell $16.50+8 shipping) because, at least for me, it left a residue after awhile.

its great for damaged n dry hair

It's great for damaged hair! I have dry and damaged hair due to using heating tools and works perfect.

I think its great for dry or damaged hair. My only advice would be to only use it once or twice a week switching back and forth with another shampoo and conditioner. Only because in my experiences, overuse of it made my hair very greasy feeling.( I wash my hair pretty much every day) now that I only use it three times out of seven my hair feels healthy and stays shiny.

It's great for damaged hair because it contains no sulfates, which drys out your and strips away a lot of your natural oils.

Absolutely! Give it a try!

Absolutely! Give it a try!

I am sure it would work great for dry hair.. but everyone's hair is different. Maybe you can email them to ask if you can try a sample =).

I color and heat damage my hair a lot! I used this system, and I usually have to spend time combing out my hair after a shower, with this the comb when right through and I found I didn't even need to brush it. It was great!

oh most definitely

Simply, YES!

Absolutely!!

Personally, I think that it does. I have long hair and it always seems to dry out. The trick is to make sure your hair has been soaked with warm water before applying the product. Ring out extra water from your hair before applying! Be generous on the end of your hair. If you can, wear a shower cap and enjoy a steamy shower while WEN sits in your hair for 3 - 5 minutes. I usually shave while I'm waiting for the product to sink in. Try not to blow dry your hair afterwards. If you use a straightner, go ahead and straighten your hair while it is still damp -- the steam will boost a healthy shine!

Personally, I think that it does. I have long hair and it always seems to dry out. The trick is to make sure your hair has been soaked with warm water before applying the product. Ring out extra water from your hair before applying! Be generous on the end of your hair. If you can, wear a shower cap and enjoy a steamy shower while WEN sits in your hair for 3 - 5 minutes. I usually shave while I'm waiting for the product to sink in. Try not to blow dry your hair afterwards. If you use a straightner, go ahead and straighten your hair while it is still damp -- the steam will boost a healthy shine!

Apply 100% organic coconut oil to your dry hair as a deep, pre shampoo conditioner. Really massage it not your scalp and down the length of your hair. put it in a bun and Leave in over night at least. Wash up the next day and follow with a apple cider vinegar (brunette hair) or white vinegar (blonde hair) just a bit after you are done washing. Then rinse that out.

Now I prefer to use Morrocan Oil as my leave in conditioner on my towel dried & wide tooth combed hair. My hair responses so good to it. Hint - The no name knockoffs Do NOT work as well.

This will work great for all types of hair, especially for damage hair. it conditions so well and leaves the hair silky smooth.

If anything, it does condition. But I would say you get good conditioning for a cheaper price with Bumble&Bumble products. And B&B is more accessible than WEN.

This will definitely help!

this product it's no good at all

Yes! Mine is very damage and I only use the conditioner and it works great.

very good product

I think WEN is very good for damaged hair! It acts as a deep conditioner and smells wonderful. It will definitely leave your hair shiny and soft!

I like to use it in the winter when my hair is really dry. Make sure you are using enough pumps for your hair.

YES IT DOES, IF YOU FOLLOW THE DIRECTIONS CORRECTLY. MY MOM HAS BEEN USING IT FOR YEARS AND HER HAIR LOOKS AMAZING AND HER HAIR HAS GONE THRU TONS OF BLEACH AND HAIR DYING

Fits your hair type to a T

it fits your hair type completly but it depends how often you use it becuase i used it daily then every other day and it stillvseemed to become greasy

it fits your hair type completly but it depends how often you use it becuase i used it daily then every other day and it stillvseemed to become greasy

if you want a good item to help with dry damaged hair definitely try the macadamia nut deep repair masque its amazing also a good conditioner is the aussie three minute miracle ;)

Definitely! Wen is perfect for dry damaged hair because its so moisturizing. Try it for 1 week & you'll never go back.

Yes, but it is expensive

yes it will

i personally havent tried this but myy sister has and she loves it/ smells really good and she sees difference so if youur curious i say try it and just be ready to pay money for a good product

This would be a great treatment for your hair. However its not a conditioner, its both! So it'll be a one step treatment for your hair!

My sister has extremely fine hair that is damaged from years of coloring and recently having extensions taken out, and Wen is helping her hair grow in thicker, stronger, and her hair is more manageable and stays cleaner, longer. I have used nothing but Wen for the past 3 years, and my hair just gets better and better. I have my sister using the Six-Thirteen Cleansing Treatment because her hair is so damaged. The Fig Cleansing Conditioner also works well on damaged hair. I would use Wen's Six-Thirteen Cleansing Treatment first, (I get mine at QVC) and then switch to Fig or another "flavor" after your hair has healed.

I think it will work well for you hair but we are all differnt i loved wen. But u may need more also try cocunut oil

i recommend to you to go cut your hair.take off as much as you can/or want.after that try out WEN if you want..personally it didnt make my hair smooth..the 1st time it felt soft.but after several times it didnt do anything to my hair.

I have very thick hair, and it's pretty damaged from coloring...that being said; this is a very heavy conditioner and doesn't wash out well. I use it once a month as a deep conditioner but never as a daily conditioner, it weighs it down too much.

I have very thick hair, and it's pretty damaged from coloring...that being said; this is a very heavy conditioner and doesn't wash out well. I use it once a month as a deep conditioner but never as a daily conditioner, it weighs it down too much.

It will help, but will not "fix" your hair. THe best plan is to use a product like this in conjunction with repairing your hair slowly. That would mean starting by getting a hair cut to remove the damage. If its very damaged talk to a stylist about cutting the damage a little bit at a time to retain length, but if your ends are really damaged its best to just remove the damage and get a fresh start and only use high quality dyes on your hair to avoid damage.

Depends on your own hair. Mine was after I used it, but I'm sure the commercial inflated the claims.

If you use Wen exactly as directed, and give yourself a bit of a learning curve, your hair will be the softest, shiniest, most manageable hair you've ever had!

Yes it should

I thought my hair was pretty soft after I used Wen.

I can say my hair is the healthiest it has ever been

My hair was softer, but I do think they kind of went overboard on the commercials. It is really going to depend on what you are starting with though. I have fine hair that is very smooth and straight.

I wouldn't say it will be really soft. When I washed it out of my hair it felt oily. It all depends on your hair.

I think this product really depends on your hair i have curly thin hair and if i use just a little to much my hair is greasy

Yes it does. The only problem with it that I had with it was it left my roots a little oily. But it made my hair really soft.

With time, yes! If you aren't getting the result you want, use more pumps of the product. Also, add 1-3 pumps into soaking wet hair as a leave in. also check out qvc.com to watch videos of wen presentations for more helpful advice

Yes, but not soft so that you have no body and cannot style it---just soft to the touch--it's the best!

WEN also sells a shampoo, but if you have thin hair like I do, this product might not be the best for you. It left my hair oily and weighed down.

I have thin hair also and the second day I felt a deference! It was getting softer and softer. I only use the wen. The wen is a cleanser also.

Candance I have veryt hin hair. I really liked this product. It made my hair feel fuller and I love the smell. I straighten my hair tho so I do use a volumizing mousse but the shampoo is great!

I have thin hair and I have never used anything that made a difference. This works so well that I feel like I have totally different hair. You only use this, no additional shampoo or conditioner.

It made my hair really oily, really fast. So I don't think it would work for already oily hair.

It is definitely for dry hair. My hair is thin so it made it feel oily and weighed down. It works best on dry, thicker hair.

It has made my daughters hair more oily. She has to wash it more frequently. It I'd nothing for my dry, damaged hair.

My hair gets pretty oily and it didn't make it worse for me. I've only used it three times though ;)

I have to take showers everyday because my hair gets oily quickly and when I used this product my hair didn't feel clean and at the end of the day I had to take ANOTHER shower.

Yes! You will see moisture & bounce like you've never seen before. But, you have to use it several times. Give it at least 2 weeks.

Thanks!! It just sucks that it is like $40 per bottle.

Absolutely! Chaz recommends the Fig Cleansing conditioner for dry, damaged, and/or ethnic hair. Make sure you follow the directions! It may seem like a lot of product to use, but you will find that you won't have to wash your nearly as often. Plus you get added benefit of using a 100% natural product!

Yes! My mom has dry and damaged hair, and my sister has curly dry hair.
They LOVE this shampoo.
It is quite expensive, but Wen has a payment plan which helped us.
You can feel the difference with just ONE wash.
They LOVE it.
They won't travel without it.

I use it along with my other shampoos because I don't like the weigh down feeling it gives me.
But for my mom and sister, they just want their dry hair to be silky smooth.
Which it did :)

I have really curly frizzy hair. Using the conditioner alone, it does make my hair soft and takes away some of the frizz.My kit came with an anti-frizz styling creme and I think together it does keep my hair less frizzy. So yes it does, but you really need both products to get the best result.

yes it does i have moderately curly hair and it calmed the frizz within each use over a period of about 30 days

It depends on what you like. If you have fine or thin hair, this product will leave your hair oily and heavy. If you have thick hair, it just might be great! Also, it's a little pricey, so that's another factor to consider.

Here is what I put in my review, which I think might be helpful to your question! Good luck!
I was very skeptical when I first learned of the whole "cleansing conditioner" concept, but since then I've become a fan - just not of this brand, which I think is over-priced. I strongly prefer L'Oreal EverCreme cleansing conditioner.
Some comments on my experience with cleansing conditioners in general: I have past-shoulder-length naturally blonde hair with highlights. It's naturally kind of wavy so I usually heat-style to make it look polished - I usually use a flat iron about 2/3 of the time, and a curling iron the other times. So there is heat damage and highlighting damage. And washing tends to turn it brassy so I have a chlorine filter on my shower and also am very conscious of using products to prevent brassiness. I usually wash my hair every other day but will try to skip washing on weekends (if possible!) and, on the flip side, sometimes I have to wash every day if I've got back-to-back days of big stuff at work and I need to be "styled" each day. My favorite use for cleansing conditioner is the back-to-back days of washing, so I don't feel as guilty! But I will also use cleansing conditioner about once a week anyway - and if I use shampoo and conditioner, then go 2 days, then use cleansing conditioner, then go 2 more days, the effect is the same as if I had used shampoo + conditioner both times - and that's awesome. So the cleansing power is definitely there! My hairstylist says you can use cleansing conditioner every 2 out of 3 times you wash, and I have done this with success, but I usually like the process of both products so I don't use cleansing conditioner as often as I probably could. It is a huge time-saver, for sure! And it leaves my hair super-soft - softer than if I use shampoo + conditioner, actually. And my bangs get no "greasier" if I use cleansing conditioner vs. using shampoo + conditioner, so that's another general plus! The biggest 2 downsides for me are color and damage-repair. The shampoos and conditioners I use are specifically for blonde hair - to prevent brassiness etc. - and I find I have to use them at least half the time I wash, in order to protect my color. And since I fry the heck out of my ends, I like to use a reparative mask at least weekly, and obviously a cleansing conditioner doesn't provide that benefit. But all-in-all, it's a great product generally - big thumbs up!

Ok. That said! For me, it takes a LOT of product to make me feel like I've used enough. So whereas the instructions may say use 2 pumps - and my hairstylist has also said that a packette sample should last 2 uses - I use, like, 20 pumps at a time. Part of that is because I'm neurotic, but even so, 2 pumps of product don't even begin to do the job. I guess my hair is relatively long (just past my shoulders), but it's not THAT long, and it's not thick, so it's not like I require abnormal amounts of product. It just takes a lot more pumps to feel like you're doing the job (and, I think, to ACTUALLY do the job). SO... when WEN says the container contains 30 uses, I disagree adamantly. More like 6 to 9 uses for me. So this is not the value that they claim it is.
That said, I don't mind paying way-too-much for hair stuff - I'll pay more than I can afford if a product works great - but this stuff just does not work well enough to justify its cost. I might - MIGHT - consider re-purchasing if it were the only cleansing conditioner out there, but it's not. My personal favorite - which is much cheaper, and much easier to find - is the L'Oreal EverCreme cleansing conditioner. The L'Oreal bottle is a bit smaller than the WEN bottle, but it's a fraction of the price. And I like the L'Oreal scent better, I think (even though the WEN scent is fine too). So, bottom line... I love the concept, but not the price - spend about one-fifth of this amount on L'Oreal and it's like the same thing. If the price of this product were equivalent to the L'Oreal price, then I'd probably alternate or flip a coin - I think the substance of the products is that comparable.
I hope this is helpful! :-)

I wanted to always try it also, but was hesitant because of the price, but I am so glad I did it is worth every penny and once you try it you will never use anything else.

I didn't care for the shampoo/conditioner but the styling products worked okay. I wasn't crazy about the auto-ship.

Yes, for me it does. I am A.A./hispanic mix. I have a lot of hair!, like just a big bunch of hair and its not even long. It reaches just past my shoulders since my last cut. When wet my hair is a disaster!, I tried this the first time and was COMPLETELY bought. My hair actually layed down without being weighed down. Its very silky and shiny and flyaways and strays are tamed to max. For thin hair it may be a little issue, my mother is A.A./indian mix and her hair is medium length, thin, and wavy/curly. She likes the product but doesnt like that it shows to be heavy after a few days. It smells great either way and feels ssooo nice. Try

Here is what I put in my review, which I think might be helpful to your question! Good luck!
I was very skeptical when I first learned of the whole "cleansing conditioner" concept, but since then I've become a fan - just not of this brand, which I think is over-priced. I strongly prefer L'Oreal EverCreme cleansing conditioner.
Some comments on my experience with cleansing conditioners in general: I have past-shoulder-length naturally blonde hair with highlights. It's naturally kind of wavy so I usually heat-style to make it look polished - I usually use a flat iron about 2/3 of the time, and a curling iron the other times. So there is heat damage and highlighting damage. And washing tends to turn it brassy so I have a chlorine filter on my shower and also am very conscious of using products to prevent brassiness. I usually wash my hair every other day but will try to skip washing on weekends (if possible!) and, on the flip side, sometimes I have to wash every day if I've got back-to-back days of big stuff at work and I need to be "styled" each day. My favorite use for cleansing conditioner is the back-to-back days of washing, so I don't feel as guilty! But I will also use cleansing conditioner about once a week anyway - and if I use shampoo and conditioner, then go 2 days, then use cleansing conditioner, then go 2 more days, the effect is the same as if I had used shampoo + conditioner both times - and that's awesome. So the cleansing power is definitely there! My hairstylist says you can use cleansing conditioner every 2 out of 3 times you wash, and I have done this with success, but I usually like the process of both products so I don't use cleansing conditioner as often as I probably could. It is a huge time-saver, for sure! And it leaves my hair super-soft - softer than if I use shampoo + conditioner, actually. And my bangs get no "greasier" if I use cleansing conditioner vs. using shampoo + conditioner, so that's another general plus! The biggest 2 downsides for me are color and damage-repair. The shampoos and conditioners I use are specifically for blonde hair - to prevent brassiness etc. - and I find I have to use them at least half the time I wash, in order to protect my color. And since I fry the heck out of my ends, I like to use a reparative mask at least weekly, and obviously a cleansing conditioner doesn't provide that benefit. But all-in-all, it's a great product generally - big thumbs up!

Ok. That said! For me, it takes a LOT of product to make me feel like I've used enough. So whereas the instructions may say use 2 pumps - and my hairstylist has also said that a packette sample should last 2 uses - I use, like, 20 pumps at a time. Part of that is because I'm neurotic, but even so, 2 pumps of product don't even begin to do the job. I guess my hair is relatively long (just past my shoulders), but it's not THAT long, and it's not thick, so it's not like I require abnormal amounts of product. It just takes a lot more pumps to feel like you're doing the job (and, I think, to ACTUALLY do the job). SO... when WEN says the container contains 30 uses, I disagree adamantly. More like 6 to 9 uses for me. So this is not the value that they claim it is.
That said, I don't mind paying way-too-much for hair stuff - I'll pay more than I can afford if a product works great - but this stuff just does not work well enough to justify its cost. I might - MIGHT - consider re-purchasing if it were the only cleansing conditioner out there, but it's not. My personal favorite - which is much cheaper, and much easier to find - is the L'Oreal EverCreme cleansing conditioner. The L'Oreal bottle is a bit smaller than the WEN bottle, but it's a fraction of the price. And I like the L'Oreal scent better, I think (even though the WEN scent is fine too). So, bottom line... I love the concept, but not the price - spend about one-fifth of this amount on L'Oreal and it's like the same thing. If the price of this product were equivalent to the L'Oreal price, then I'd probably alternate or flip a coin - I think the substance of the products is that comparable.
I hope this is helpful! :-)