Natural Hair Care Products, Gaining Ground

Natural is better. At least that seems to be the general consensus in today’s society.

A growing number of people believe that foods gathered directly from the garden are better than those that are processed. Individuals with health issues are more and more often seeking natural medicines in lieu of those created in the laboratory. So it is understandable that this back to nature trend should also be prevalent in the area of hair care.

New shampoos, conditioners, gels and creams come out every week, or so it seems. This is a large industry because people are very concerned with the way their hair looks and also the condition of their hair. Many products may make your locks aesthetically pleasing while robbing them of the very ingredients that they need to remain healthy.

For a long time, shampoos, mousses and other substances used on the hair were concerned with either cleaning, as in the case of shampoo, or making the mane look better. Little thought was put into the question of what long-term use of these items would mean for the people using them.

There are many substances in nature that are beneficial to the tresses. These ingredients are found in various fruits, herbs and plants. It is safe to say that for any man-made ingredient, nature has one as good or better, and probably less harmful over time and continued use.

If you are looking for natural hair care products, there are more options to choose from today than there were only a few years back. One line of merchandise, Wen hair products, is gaining much notoriety in this area. A notable aspect of this system is the cleansing agent, which replaces the shampoo-conditioner combination with one solution, and this solution does not contain some of the harsh ingredients often found in shampoos.

In a very competitive field, natural hair care products are gaining ground on the competition.

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Curly Hair and Curly Hair Products

The term curly hair can mean different things to different people. To avoid confusion, it is best to be as specific as possible when trying to describe a particular hair type.

What some people call curly are strands that have a loopy or “S” shape. These follicles do not lie flat on the head, except maybe when they are wet. Fresh out of the shower and soaked with water this type may appear straight. Humidity usually leads to more curls.

A positive aspect of this type of hair is that in many ways it is more maintenance friendly. Getting that perfect look isn’t as difficult and takes less effort. It can be easily styled in its natural form after washing, and if you’re into a different look a blow dryer can help smooth out the curls for a straighter pattern. Gels and styling creams work well on creating specific styles with this type mane.

Even within this “S” shape pattern, there are several variations. The curls can be loose and loopy, kinky or tightly rolled and packed tightly together.

Kinky hair is very tightly curled, and while it appears to be course, it is actually fine, with strands in close proximity to one another. This dense grouping has a silky and soft feel. In its natural state this variety forms a bush, a fashion that reached its peak in the 60s and 70s. Many women use relaxers or hot combs to straighten out some of the curls and make the hair easier to manage. In its natural state (without the relaxer), this kind of tresses puffs when wet and in humid conditions.

This is one of the most fragile textures of hair, subject to breaking easily. WEN Fig Cleansing Conditioner is one of the curly hair products designed to prevent such damage and increase manageability. The WEN line also offers other products (conditioner and creams) in this vein.

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Dry Hair and Hair Styling Products

Dry hair is a wide spread occurrence. Take a look at the hair care section of your local pharmacy or discount store and you will see item after item designed to moisturize and eliminate drying.

Deep Conditioning for Dry Hair

The irony of it is that is often caused by styling products and styling methods. The things we do to our tresses to make them look better often cause damage. Blow dryers, curling irons and hot rollers can all cause damage. Certain mousses and gels that are used to style also contain substances that eliminate natural moisture.

With the increased use of coloring agents has come an increase in the stress put on the follicles. Chemical damage from color, bleach and perms can be extreme, especially over time. Sun, heat and chemicals in the air can rob the hair of moisture and then some people have naturally this condition.

Regardless of the cause, what happens is that lipids, which attract moisture, are lost from the head and until they are replaced the arid condition will reign. Thus, the question is how to replace these wetness attractors.

Fortunately there are some products out there to help:
There are shampoos that claim to work for normal to extremely dry hair. Hydrating conditioners are also available and claim to rehydrate and repair brittle follicles. There are crèmes that work in much the same way as the conditioners.

Hair masks are also gaining appeal in this area. Some are applied for a short time after shampooing and then rinsed out. Wen hair care products boast a line of Re-Moist Hydrating Masks that are recommended to be left in from 30 to 45 minutes to rejuvenate and relieve the parched areas.

Hair styling products have become an essential part of many hair care routines and the substances have benefits. However, it’s good to know what long-term use of these items will mean and choose products that accommodate your individual needs; I highly recommend Wen hair products such as Wen Styling Crème, Moist Intensive Hair Repair Mask and Texture Balm to repair damaged or fried hair. My hair is shinier, healthier and more manageable since I started using these hair care lines.

This is one of the reasons for blogging about this since I backing up what I’m saying here with my own experience and I truly love the Wen hair care lines.

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Best Shampoos – Add WEN Cleanser Conditioner to the List

How is that search for the world’s best shampoos coming along? WEN Cleanser Conditioner should be at the top of your list. This two-in-one non-lathering product has a loyal and growing following.

“I absolutely love Wen. My hair is better than it has ever been, clean and healthy. I’ve only just started using it, several weeks, and I can see the improvement. Here’s a little hint for anyone who is going to use the products. Read the label.”

There are multiple cleanser conditioners, each promoted as a universal product, yet each is more helpful for specific hair types, from straight to curly and from dry to oily.

“My kids and use it all the time and we love it, one mother said. This is really a good shampoo. If anyone needs me to do a commercial for Wen, I’m ready to go.”

If those two testimonials are not sufficient to convince you, here is one more that might do the trick.

Let’s be honest, no matter what you say about inner beauty and all that, if your hair doesn’t look good you’re not going to look good. A woman feels better about herself when her hair is full and bouncy or however she likes it and Wen helps me get my hair to the point that I am pleased with the way it looks.

“Some women have said that when they did not use enough of the cleanser conditioner their hair felt heavy, weighed down. You may feel that you do not need as much of the creamy solution as the label suggests but for the best results follow the instructions exactly.”

Some users who were not satisfied initially found that once they got the correct amount with each washing, there was a noticeable difference. Most of them said that there scalp felt clean and their hair was rehydrated.

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Tea Tree Wen Shampoo Review by Lilykane

My yes is as a leave in conditioner! I tried it in Tea Tree and when I apply it to my hair once it's dry it really helps.. It smooths things out and leaves my hair delightfully shiny! It works instantly and doesn't leave your hair heavy or greasy at all. A + as a leave in!!! The smell isn't my favorite..as tea tree kind of has that medicinal scent but it sure makes my hair look good! And the scent doesn't really linger which is nice. But as a wash/conditioner combo it just isn't enough for me. It felt great.. nice on the scalp and did leave my hair clean, but I felt it was a little too much work for not such an extreme result...Good stuff, but I'll keep it as a leave in and stick with my regular wash/condition routine.

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Wen Hair Care Reviews

As you may already have noticed, there are a lot of Wen hair care reviews out there. I found another which I thought you might be interested in. Here it is:

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Wen Hair Care Review

by Brandi Yates

Stylist of the stars, Chaz Dean, has created a revolutionary new product line which has completely changed the hair care industry. The product line, entitled WEN is completely unique in that it does NOT contain regular shampoo. What makes WEN so incredibly different is that it is a cleansing conditioner that simultaneously cleanses the hair and conditions it. And it's all natural. You won't find any damaging, chemical ingredients like sodium laurel sulfuate or harsh detergents like you'll find in regular shampoos. Because of this, WEN doesn't merely lather, when combined with water, it creates an ultra-silky smooth foam.

So what sets Chaz Dean apart from other stylists selling their hair care products? Well, for one, Chaz hasn't used regular shampoo on his clients or on himself for fourteen years. And it wasn't an easy transition to convince his clients to get rid of shampoo completely. Chaz says that everyone thought he was having a mid-life crises when he nixed the idea of using basic shampoo. But after explaining himself to his clients they were very open to change.

Chaz began his "no shampoo" policy in 1993. He has been a licensed and practicing hairstylist since 1985 and has been developing hair care products since 1986. Time after time Chaz was seeing that regular shampoo just wasn't producing the right results. He knew then that "something had to change."

When he had this revelation he decided to explore the idea of cleansing the hair without the harsh chemicals and detergents found in shampoos. Substituting antibacterial and astringent properties with the detergents and chemicals Chaz found that the results were more moisture, additional sheen, and hair strength, all without lather or stripping the hair (which traditional shampoos do). Chaz says there are all kinds of benefits to this way of cleansing hair: scalp stimulation, blood circulation promotion, and healthy hair growth.

Chaz officially began the launch of his WEN system in 2001 after spending five years testing and perfecting it. The system is a completely different way of seeing hair cleansing. Thus, this is why Chaz named his system WEN, because it's NEW... spelled backwards!

Customer Feedback:

"I tried using the Wen Cucumber Aloe as a leave in conditioner on the ends & that works great."

"Okay so i tried this big package of like five or six different wen bottles and...its amazing!"

"I let my hair dry overnight and brushed it out in the morning. It didn't seem all that different than usual. Later when I actually styled it (flat-ironed), it looked AMAZING. My hair is super shiny and it looks like it does when I leave the hair dresser."

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Wen Shampoo Does It Work; First Impression

3 days ago I received my first order of Wen Shampoo. Does it work? I can honestly say, it does.

I've only used it once and I can see some definitive improvement. Supposedly, the results should get better the more you use it.

It is a bit weird though, not using any water to wash your hair...