WEN Fig Cleansing Conditioner 16oz | 
 enlarge | Manufacturer: Chaz Dean Studio
Category: Health And Beauty
Buy New: $28.00
Rating:  66 reviews
Sales Rank: 723
Ingredients: Water, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Rosemary Leaf Extract, Wild Cherry Fruit Extract, Fig Extract, Chamomile Extract, Marigold Flower Extract, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Stearamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Amodimethicone, Hydrolyzed Wheat Protein, Polysorbate 60, Panthenol (Pro-Vitamin B-5), Menthol, Sweet Almond Oil, PEG-60 Almond Glycerides, Methlisothiazolinone, Methylchloroisothiazolinone, Citric Acid, Essential Oils.
ASIN: B0006Q3NTS
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
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Product Description
Fig Cleansing Conditioner is a universal cleanser which, due to its rich, dense consistency, works exceptionally well to moisturize, hydrate and replenish dry, heat-damaged, color-treated, or dehydrated hair. This cleansing conditioner is free of sodium laurel sulfates and detergents, and cleanses without lathering or stripping the scalp or hair of natural moisture.
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 I just ordered a gallon November 3, 2008
H. Nealon (Ware, MA United States)
Thankfully, I didn't know there was an infomercial before I bought this product. I would have been biased against it had I known. I've tried all of the Wen cleansing conditioners now and this one, Fig, is my favorite. The Lavender scented version is second.
I have long, brown hair of (perhaps slightly thicker than) medium thickness that is (and was) in good condition. I didn't have a problem getting it to be soft, and it generally behaves itself nicely in the dry winter months, but it is prone to frizz and unwanted extra volume in wet or humid weather.
I started using the cleansing conditioner this summer, and it left my hair very soft and frizz-resistant. That second part is most important to me because I was looking for a product that would reduce the amount of tubes and bottles I have to store in my hall closet and bathroom. Plus, this product is not cheap, so I want it to multi-task, and eliminate my need to purchase other products. The very first day I used the Fig cleansing conditioner, I dried just my bangs and the very front of my hair, pulled it back into a ponytail, and left for work. When I looked at it in the mirror later, my ponytail was made up of shiny, soft, frizz-free curls, and I hadn't used any of my other expensive, coiffure-deflating, anti-frizz products.
I bought the set of 5 to find my favorite, and I've settled on the one I bought initially which is Fig. I worked out the cost per ounce if you include shipping and handling and I just purchased a gallon. I figure I'll fill my small bottle for the shower, and the gallon will still take up less room in the closet than my collection of anti-frizz serums, styling cremes, conditioners, shampoos and gels.
 Not worth the money October 31, 2008
sutinus
Pros:
1.Seller delivered the product fast
2.Product does clean your hair, contrary to what other reviewers have stated
3. If you have a massive amount of hair, or your hair is extremely course, then this product will help you.
Cons:
1. Considering the effect it has on your hair, which is minimal, It's way over priced.
2. If you have normal, fine, thin hair, you will look like you've got very THIN nearly balding head.
3. it weighs your hair down.
4. No shine what so ever, it makes your hair look dull worse than without using it.
5. You have to use a large amount of the product, yet the pump produces a tiny amount. They should've made a bigger pump so u end up using 4-6 pumps instead of 30-45 pumps.
6. It's like using some cheap hair mask that weighs your hair down, except it's over priced.
OUTSTANDING! October 28, 2008
Lisa M. Sabourin (Arnold, MO)
This is the first time I've used this product, I purchased it for my daughter, (17) who has long, curly, kind of unruly hair. It really does help to keep the fly aways at a minimum. Her hair is much softer and easier to manage.
I wanted to love this stuff October 18, 2008
A. Polomski (California)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have color treated hair, and this stuff sounded perfect. Yes, the infomercial gave me pause. The Wen hair looked heavy and lifeless, but I imagined frizz free hair. What I got after a half a bottle was the same fright wig hair and no manageablility. I'll still use this stuff if I'm just staying home on weekends. It makes hair feel amazing. But color treated hair still looks frizzy and worse, there is no amount of hairspray and blowdrying or product that will give my hair any body. Hair just lies there, lifeless. Add after a styling gel my hair feels lifeless and greasy. I can't win. I hate this stuff. And I wanted to love it, I really did!
i remember WEN... October 15, 2008
Elena Renee' (Charlotte, NC USA)
my hair wasn't as nicely soft, silky and fresh smelling. I had just highlighted my hair and was not unhappy with my current haircare program. However, this intrigued me how it didn't strip the hair of it's natural oils, and I liked the fact that I would be able to use less product on my hair. I have fine wavy hair that curls up like a good perm, but also blow dries out smooth and silky. I originally bought the stuff on QVC and couldn't wait for it to get here, so I got the several "flavor" trial kit through Amazon as well. I ended up getting both within a few days of each other. The sweet almond mint is more like menthol instead of mint, but worked decently on my hair. The first go round I wasn't extremely impressed, but I hadn't factored in that I had just highlighted my hair and changed its structure. After using the stronger moisturizer that you use once in a while, wow!, and after continued use, this product sure is a pleaser. Can't say enough good things about it. Only thing is, is that it is a little pricey....
My favorite "flavor" is the fig. It actually smells good, and works well, as does the lavendar and the tea tree. The only one that I had particularly poor results with was the cucumber melon--it left my hair quite greasy--go figure. It was supposed to be the one best suited for my hair type. I say go for the fig! Enjoy!
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