Product Description

Tea Tree Cleansing Conditioner is fortified with miraculous stimulating and rejuvenating properties that aid in alleviating sensitive, dry or flaky scalps. This detergent, lather and sodium laurel sulfate-free formula is ideal for medium to coarse, wavy to curly and ethnic hair and may be used as often as necessary to cleanse without stripping away hairs natural moisture.

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #5711 in Health and Beauty
• Brand: WEN by Chaz Dean
• Ingredients: Water, Aloe Vera Gel, Glycerin, Cetyl Alcohol, Rosemary Extract, Wild Cherry Fruit Extract, Chamomile Extract, Calendula Officinalis Flower Extract, Behentrimonium Methosulfate, Cetearyl Alcohol, Panthenol Pro-Vitamin B5, Trimethylsilylamodimethicone, Stearamidopropyl Dimethylamine, Emulsifying Wax, Polysorbate 60, Menthol, Essential Oils, PEG-60, Almond Glycerides, Hydrolyzed Whole Wheat Protein, Methylchoroisothiazolinone, Methylisothiazolinone, Citric Acid

Features

• All natural ingredients with no detergents or harsh chemicals
• Treats sensitive, flaky scalps

Customer Reviews

Can't Be Without It
Like a lot of other reviewers of Wen products, I've been moaning and complaining about the cost of this product line. Well, let me tell you how I finally learned my lesson:

I'd been using this haircare line for about 6 months. I had started with the combo offered in the infomercial & moved onto the Tea Tree about 4 months ago, after reading reviews that it is the best "flavor" for my hair type (very dry hair with oily/itchy scalp that tends towards dandruff). I've loved Wen since about week 2 with the product due to the following: (a) my scalp issues were resolved, (b) my hair seemed healthier after about a week, (c) I had stretched my last cut & color out to 10 weeks since the color still seemed shiney (I have jet black hair & my color is added only to warm up the tones from a blue-black to a brown/red-black - there isn't that much of a difference between my natural hair color and my color-treated color)& my ends looked fine. However, a few weeks ago, as I neared the bottom of my latest bottle of Wen Tea Tree, I started questioning how incredibly expensive it was after I realized how quickly the bottle had been used...so I didn't order a new bottle before I ran out.

I decided to go back to my old Aveda Color Conserve line in order to save some money. Within 2 days, (a) my itchy scalp was back AND (b) the shine was gone in my hair color, leaving it dull and lifeless looking AND (c) you could see exactly where the new hair growth ended and the color-treated hair began! It was disgusting! I immediately ordered a new bottle of Wen Tea Tree & scheduled a hair appt. I just hope that the Wen gets here by the time my appt comes around...

I guess the bottom line is that you have to consider not only the fact that you get both cleanser & conditioner in one product AND that your hair will look better, but also that you will be able to stretch out the time between cut/color appts. I used to have to go every 6 weeks or so, but could stretch it to about 10 with Wen. Each appt is about $200 for me, so that's how I'm justifying continuing with this product.

Wenn You Have Long Hair Like I Do
This is the first tea tree oil hair product I have used that actually seems to have a medicinal quality for a challenged scalp. Perhaps there is some synergy with some of the other ingredients, but I can actually feel it working on my scalp.

Better yet, this is the first cleanser/shampoo I have used that TRULY does not strip my color. Sure, a lot of products make that claim, and usually falsely so so far as I am concerned. Even when I used other sulfate-free shampoos I still lost color. Not so with Wenn.

Of course, this product is pricey. When your hair is as long and thick as mine is, is it cost-effective to use something this expensive from root to tip? My approach is to use it just on my scalp, which is where I need the medicinal benefit anyway. On a whim I tried using a bargain-brand conditioner on the rest of my hair and it turned out nearly as well as it did when I tried using nothing but Wenn.

I should add that my hair is quite dry in the first place, which may help explain how my ends end up clean and non-greasy despite using conditioner only. As I am showering, some of the Wenn from my scalp does seem to work its way down, so perhaps I am getting some fringe benefit from the Wenn on the rest of my hair.

I am glad I tried this "half and half" approach, because when you have as much hair as I do it really would be an expensive proposition to use Wenn only.

Great Product!
I love this product! The scent isn't for everyone but I find it very invigorating in the morning! And my hair looks great - my stylist even asked me what I was using :-)