Wen by Chaz Dean Tea Tree Cleansing Conditioner 16 oz.

by WEN® by Chaz Dean

• Fortified with miraculous stimulating and rejuvenating properties that aid in alleviating sensitive, dry or flaky scalps
• Has detergent, lather and sodium laurel sulfate-free formula is ideal for medium to coarse, wavy to curly and ethnic hair
• Cleanses without stripping away hairs natural moisture

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 hair's natural moisture.

Product Details

• Item Weight: 1 pounds
• Shipping Weight: 1.6 pounds (View shipping rates and policies)
• ASIN: B0006Q0HEC
• Average Customer Review: 3.8 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (180 customer reviews)
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #958 in Beauty (See Top 100 in Beauty)

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

48 of 48 people found the following review helpful

4.0 out of 5 stars Helps My Hair a lot and the acne on my hair line January 2, 2013

By Nicki A

I was pretty impressed when I first tried this Tea Tree Conditioner. My hair looked so much better within just the first week. I was hooked! Just wish the price was a bit lower. It's a great product don't get me wrong, but as a young adult working an hourly job, it's hard to keep up with expensive stuff like this, but boy am I going to try.

I only found out about tea tree oil a few months ago. It's supposed to have a ton of benefits, beautiful looking hair just one of them. It is also supposed to help with acne and I didn't even realize it at the time but I use to get small pimples on my hair line and since I started using this conditioner, the pimples are just about gone!

I found a tea tree oil soap which I started using on my face as well and cannot believe that it makes such a difference with my acne -Herbal Authority Tea Tree Oil Skin Wash + FREE 100% Australian Tea Tree Oil. I love that I'm able to use one type of product across all my body with great results! The icing on the cake would be if I could find a lower priced tea tree conditioner!

102 of 121 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars The healthiest my hair has ever been November 1, 2005

By Sarah McCabe

I have tried all three "flavors" of Wen, and while the Fig Cleansing Conditioner is my favorite scent, this particular Tea Tree Cleansing conditioner is the best for my hair and scalp type. I have an oily scalp and coarse hair that is oily at the roots and dry at the ends. I used heavy duty clarifying shampoo everyday with the hopes of obliterating the oil problem. BIG MISTAKE! This made my scalp itchy and hair dry from root to end, and at the end of the day my scalp felt covered in nasty greasiness. Now I use Wen Tea Tree everyday and my scalp feels healthy and comfortable, not dry and irritated as when I used the harsh shampoo everyday. I didn't think this was possible, but my hair seems more balanced and perfectly moisturized both at the roots and ends and my scalp does not feel greasy at the end of the day. An added bonus is that my hair looks and feels healthier and than it has ever been. I even convinced my "product-phobic" fiance to use it just once and he continues to use it without further persuasion. I will tell you now that the product smells like tea tree oil, having a "medicinal" smell. At first I didn't like the smell of tea tree but now I find it relaxing. The weird thing, however, is that once my hair is dry, there is no lingering medicinal odor. I even smelled my fiance's hair, and at the very most his hair smells lightly of sandalwood or a light, woodsy smell. Definitely a great product. I wish more people would try it.

83 of 105 people found the following review helpful

5.0 out of 5 stars Verified safe ingredients & Actually Effective As Advertised If Strictly Following Instructions February 2, 2010

By F. Wang

Great results with the first use! Because this is a rather expensive product and I have been searching for a great/safe hair product for a long time, I did a lot of research and followed the instructions carefully while using this product. I intended to eliminate all the human errors and negative factors that I can control and hoped to prove to myself confidently that this will be a product that I can trust. I think I've found it. After the first use, I left my hair dry naturally. My hair feels very silky, shiny, and light. I also love the minty smell in the product - it makes the head massage especially soothing.

Here are my 2 cents to share on usage, purchase, and ingredients:

1. Extremely important to follow the instructions. Instead of reading the various sets of printout instructions, go to Chaz Dean's website and watch the instruction video for your hair type/product twice. [...] It is a lot more helpful visually and easy to remember once you're in the shower and fearing you might miss a few steps.

2. Start with more pumps - err on the plenty side and do not use less to save the product at the beginning. After you try a few times, you'll be able to find the right number of pumps to use for yourself.

3. Realistically, I don't know how many people can rinse their head/hair with cool water. I use lukewarm water and find the result just as good.

4. I looked up every single non-herbal name in the ingredients list on Skin Deep. Initially I was skeptical because there were quite a few long scary looking chemical names. I am happy to find that based on Skin Deep's 0-10 rating (0 = absolutely no harm and 10 = poisonous), the vast majority of the ingredients used are either no harm or very low harm (0 ~ 1); and that includes some of the long chemical names. Only 3 ingredients are moderately hazardous (4 ~ 6) and they are: PEGO-60 Almond Glycerides, Methylchlorisothiazolinone, and Methylisothiazolinone. Comparing to SLS and other much harmful ingredients used in commercial personal care products, I feel that these 3 ingredients are tolerable.

5. If you haven't tried the Wen products yet, I do not recommend buying the $29 intro package unless you are going to use every single product included in there. Because I don't use styling products or the balm, my only need was the conditioner and the comb. (BTW, the comb is very comfortable to use.) I bought the 3-item package from QVC that includes a 16oz cleanser, a 4oz tea tree oil, and the comb for $37. Because the regular 16oz + comb kit sells for $29 and tea tree oil sells for $20 individually, I found this 3-item kit to be a much better deal for the essential starter kit.

I think 99% of the time an infomercial will seriously inflate the function of a product. However, I'm now convinced tat Wen conditioning cleanser lives up to what the seller claims and belongs to the other 1%. I'll look forward to trying other Wen products in the future.