Wen is a hair and body care brand that offers products containing natural ingredients and no harsh chemicals. The brand is known for its cleansing conditioners, which are designed to replace traditional shampoo and conditioner and leave hair feeling soft and moisturized.
Founded by celebrity hairstylist Chaz Dean in 1993
First gained popularity among high-end clients in Hollywood
Expanded to nationwide sales in 2008 through QVC
Has faced controversy and lawsuits over claims of causing hair loss and scalp damage
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Wen's signature product, a cleansing conditioner that replaces traditional shampoo and conditioner and is designed to leave hair feeling soft and moisturized.
A styling mousse enriched with botanical extracts and designed to add volume and hold to hair.
A leave-in conditioning mist that helps to nourish and repair hair while adding shine and manageability.
While many people have had positive experiences with Wen products, some users have reported issues including hair loss and scalp irritation. As with any product, it's important to patch test and discontinue use if any adverse reactions occur.
Wen products use natural ingredients like aloe vera, chamomile extract, and sweet almond oil, and do not contain harsh sulfates or parabens.
Wen products are designed to work on all hair types, including color-treated hair, and may help to improve hair health and manageability.
Wen has a refund program for customers who purchased products between 2011 and 2016 and experienced hair loss or scalp irritation. Details can be found on the Wen website.
Wen products are not currently certified cruelty-free, but the brand has stated that they do not test on animals and are working towards certification.