Further Incentive to Buy Wen Kids Cleansing Conditioner
As if I didn’t already need more temptation to purchase the new Wen Kids Cleansing Conditioner now QVC has gone and made a three piece gift set!
Do want!
The Wen Set of 3 Kids Cleansing Conditioner Gift Set is $58 and includes three full size Cleansing Conditioners (16oz) in:
- Apple
- Watermelon
- Strawberry Banana
Wen’s Cleansing Conditioner was developed as an alternative to the way people cleanse their hair. It eliminates the use of shampoo and its harsh detergents and chemicals and combines the elements of a conditioner along with a cleansing agent into a single product to clean hair and leave it smooth, soft, and tangle free!
The newly developed kid’s collection is available in scents that would appeal to younger children however, I admit, I wouldn’t mind Strawberry Banana scented locks!
I think I’ll pick this up!
Available at QVC.com
I don’t know if you have a Sally’s Beauty Supply where you are, but have you tried Hair One? Its supposed to be just like WEN and at a fraction of the price. Wondered if you thought the same?
i’ve heard but haven’t tried melissa…I think it’s sold at cvs too? but don’t quote me there…!
All the cheap alternatives to Wen are all terrible. I’ve tried them all out of curiosity & nothing even comes close to comparison to what Wen does for your hair. I think that it’s cheap actually when you think about all of the products it’s replacing including styling aids. Although Wen has a line of styling products, a lot of women don’t use or need any of them. Before Wen, I was buying sulfate free shampoo & conditioner, hair masks/deep conditioning treatment, leave in sprays, silkening/glossing serums & creams, frizz control everything, mousse, hair spray, it was never ending every month. Now I use a 16oz bottle of Wen per month ($29.00) and sometimes I use the styling cream. That’s it. I have the hair I’ve always wanted, soft, smooth, silky, extremely shiny, frizz free, natural curl. There is nothing better than Wen
Hey Melissa – I’ve tried the Hair One, and I don’t think it’s anything like WEN. I like the WEN a lot better – I think it cleans better but still leaves your hair feeling soft and shiny. Hair One was just…. weird… It felt like it left my hair coated and rough and dull. I know some like it, but it wasn’t for me…..
Wen left my hair coated and dull, too, though. All those silicones = huge fail for my hair.
Melissa… I have tried both the WEN and the Hair One. I think if someone hasn’t tried the WEN first and Hair One was their first jaunt into Cleansing Conditioners, they would like it. However, knowing WEN, Hair One doesn’t stand a chance against it. With WEN there is much more “slip”. It is thicker, and glides better through the hair. I do give my scalp a vigorous scrub with WEN, but Hair One I felt as if I had to take a brillo pad to it to get it clean.
I’m tempted to try these since they do not have menthol or eucalyptus (I’m allergic to these things which are in most, if not all of the regular Wen conditioners). I’d like to know if they smell as good as they sound.
Most conditioners are like Wen, the only big diff is the botanicals, I mean, what do those even do?
Cowashing can be done with any conditioners you like (:
I use the Wen apple on my little one. She’s 15 months old and has ringlets (I am NEVER cutting it!) and I love using it on her. It keeps it in ringlets longer than just baby shampoo.
aw baby ringlets…!
is there any difference between the regular wen and wen kids? other than the scents i mean…
i’m not really sure might be gentler