A Solution to dry, frizzy hair

This stuff is amazing!

http://www.wenhaircare.com/

Its kinda expensive, however it lasts a long time and my hair looks great!

i think ive seen this being sold on qvc... i think.. either that or an infomercial..

it always looked so amazing on tv... and always wondered if it was worth the money...

may have to try it out

I've been using it for a while now.  When I went for a cut and color last weekend, my hair stylist commented that I didn't have any color fade at all and that only my roots needed a touch up to color the new growth.  She said that she has another client that she made the comment to and that woman uses the same product.

I really like it.  I buy mine from QVC because I like some of the different scents that I don't think are available on from the infomercial.  I gave a bottle to a friend of mine with kinky curly hair and it's all she uses now too because it conditions and smooths her hair so well, too.  

 I always buy mine here http://www.curlmart.com/store/_search.php?q=wen and then I get an online coupon code. Saves me big time money. 

I like the smell of the lavendar the best. The fig smells a bit like cherry cough syrup. Almond Mint is okay. 
You can go to Sally's beauty supply and buy their product called "hair one" for the in between times or to extend your Wen if money is tight. But IMO it's not as good. I use it on my girls hair though, and then if I'm a bit strapped or waiting for my shipment I'll use it instead. Also, even though I use Wen once a month or so I use a clarifying shampoo and wa**** Something about the build up being washed off makes it work better. JMO
Oh, here's a place to get couponcodes http://www.retailmenot.com/view/naturallycurly.com HTH

I use olive oil and avacado oil that I purchase from our local health food store.  It's messy, but it works really well and at a fraction of the cost.  I'm glad you found something that works for you!

 I used to do that, but it isn't the same because you use shampoo the rest of the time. The thing about Wen is that you use it and you don't wash your hair. Because you aren't using a sulfate based cleanser you don't strip your hair. The deep conditioning of avocado and olive oil does make a great conditioner if you're a shampooer, but truthfully, there isn't anything like Wen that I've found. (And I'm a fan of all natural keep your money in your pocket hair care!)

Have been using it for over 1 1/2 yrs.  Love the lavender!