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No Shampoo Hair Cleansing Conditioner



No Shampoo
No Shampoo Cleansing by Chaz Dean

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WEN New No-Shampoo Hair Cleansing

Chaz Dean, a successful L.A. hairdresser to the stars, came here to Minneapolis/St.Paul to the Mall of America, last weekend but I missed his appearance . . . pooh! Or should I say . . . no pooh? Chaz has invented the first (that I’ve heard of anyways) no shampoo hair shampoo, so to speak. I’ve written no shampoo hair articles in the past, on how popular the idea of no shampoo hair cleansing has become, but basically there was no hair care product involved, just a technique.

“No Shampoo
Hair Cleansing”
What can this mean you say? No shampoo hair cleansing? Well, Chaz wouldn’t call it a ’shampoo’ at all!  However, he has concocted a hair care product line that claims to work “exceptionally well” in cleansing and hydrating the hair and it’s NOT a shampoo!

“Shampoos contain so many harmful ingredients from detergents, sulfates and surfactants that not only build up with continual use, but are simply bad for the scalp and hair,” Dean explains. “This is why so many women struggle with premature loss of color, frizzies, dullness, dryness, hair loss and many other forms of hair damage.”

Chaz started concocting his mixtures from his own garden in 1993, using herbs and extracts like lavender, rosemary, sage, apples, bananas and pears. He says he hasn’t used a ’shampoo’ in his own hair since. It took him five years to bring WEN Hair & Body Care, to market and he has been a regular on QVC ever since. He also has a celebrity list of users that includes Halle Berry and Teri Hatcher with a number of them giving testimonials on his web site www.chazdean.com

There is an instructional video on YouTube showing how to use WEN. Chaz says,” The main thing with Wen is people think of it as conditioner-that it’s going to weigh down the hair. But the more you use, the bettter the results. It’s like skin care, use it more in the beginning to make your hair more hydrated and manageable.”

What do I think? Well, there are lots of reasons to believe that we will see better and better hair care products developed for the hair and skin and that they will involve getting away from chemicals we don’t need, like sulfates and harmful detergents. Let’s say . . . I’m hopeful, but sorry I just haven’t tried it. However, there are plenty of people who have tried it and if you go to Amazon.com, you’ll find that it gets a 4 out of 5 star rating after 87 reviews. That’s good! You can buy the Wen Cleanser now at Amazon, check it out for yourself and let us know what you think!

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.

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.

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    Postpartum Hair Loss Treatments



    Postpartum Hair Loss Treatment

    Postpartum Hair Loss Treatments

    Postpartum Hair Loss Treatments: Everyday Solutions and Quick Fixes

    Postpartum hair loss in women is a real issue. My clients who are new moms were always coming to me asking what they could do about this issue, and before I had my baby, I would just direct them to some volumizing products and tell them that it’ll all be ok.

    But when I had my daughter last year I found out firsthand how horrifying this hair loss can be. I also found out what causes it, what to do about it and how to cope with it.
    Postpartum hair loss occurs because during pregnancy, your hair falls out due to your raging hormones. This is why you have that beautifully thick and lush hair during pregnancy.

    After you deliver your baby, your hormones go back to their old self, causing not only your regular amount of hair to be shed but also the additional amount of hair you kept on while pregnant as well!

    “Postpartum Hair
    Loss Treatments”
    Postpartum hair loss in women typically occurs after your baby is three months old or so. This extra shedding makes it seem as though you are going bald (that’s how I felt at least). Don’t worry, you will not go bald!

    If you are starting to find extra strands of hair in your brush, on the bathroom floor and in your shower drain, you are probably losing your hair due to postpartum hair loss. I remember finding hair in these places, but everywhere else too; in the nursery, on my pillow, on my clothes . . . EVERYWHERE!

    To help combat this hair loss, check with your doctor to see if  you can continue taking your prenatal vitamins, or take a multi-vitamin so that you get all the nutrients you need to keep what hair you have where it belongs . . . on your head.

    Also, you can try new hairstyles that don’t constrict your hair strands. I liked wearing my hair in a thick, cloth headband. It kept my hair out of my eyes so I could tend to baby and gave me a cute style too. Avoid pulling hair back into a ponytail or bun that can cause breakage and further hair loss. You can also try a shorter new ‘hairdo‘ which  is super stylish right now!

    If you are in the midst of postpartum hair loss right now, try to see the light at the end of the tunnel. As quickly as it starts to fall out, it stops just as fast. Then, it will help to know, you are going to have tiny little ‘baby’ hairs growing in and sticking out for a few months.

    A new way of styling your hair or a new hairstyle will  help to accompany this stage as well. This is where the headbands came back in as a regular accessory for me. I used the headbands to hide these new little hairs that were popping in on my hairline.

    Postpartum hair loss in women begins while you are a brand new mommy, around three months postpartum, and should end by your child’s first birthday. My hair loss only lasted a few months (thank goodness), but sometimes it lasts longer and sometimes it lasts shorter. If you experience having hair loss for longer than a year, check with your doctor to see if there is another underlying issue causing this increased loss of hair.

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    Best Hair Care Products



    Best Hair Care Products Article

    Best Hair Care Product Award

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    Hair Stylists Vote Best Hair Care Products 2009!

    I get so excited this time of year to hear what thousands of professional hairdressers have voted as their “favorites” or their choices as the “best hair care products of 2009.” Thanks to BTC, behindthechair.com, we have this most coveted list of hairstylists favorite hair care products as voted for in the 9th annual “Stylist Choice Awards!”

    “Best Hair Care Products”Why is this list so valuable you ask??  How many times have you stood in front of the beauty counter, like deer eyes in headlights, trying to choose between the dizzying choices of hair care products out there? The BTC works for months tallying votes from literally thousands of professionals in the industry to come up with this list of best hair care products from those who use them most!!

    I spoke with Angie Manson, from BTC today and she confirmed that they have a membership of over 43,000 professionals and that the voting is open ended . . . there is no list they vote from.

    This year the winners of the 9th annual “Stylist Choice Awards” will be announced on June 7th, in Orlando during one of the biggest hair stylists events of the year. BTC, behindthechair.com, in conjunction with, Premier Orlando-The Premiere International Beauty event, put on one of the biggest shows of the year with over 45,000 hair styling industry types. Hair care professionals are able to learn from the industries top leading icons. This years educators include, Robert Cromeans & Angus Mitchell of John Paul Mitchell Systems, Hollywood A-list colorist, Kim Vo, and “What Not to Wear” favorite, Nick Arrojo  just to name a few.

    Here is a list of the top five finalists in limited categories. A list of the winners will be following once announced, but this too, is a valuable list to print and file away for your future reference. If you missed last years favorite hair care products . . . here are last years winners.

    Favorite Shampoo
    Joico Moisture Recovery Shampoo
    Name Your Link
    Redken All Soft Shampoo
    Redken Color Extend Shampoo
    Sebastian Drench Shampoo

    Favorite Conditioner
    Goldwell colorglow[IQ] Deep Reflects Conditioner
    Joico Moisture Recovery Conditioner
    PureOlogy HydrateCondition
    Redken All Soft Conditioner
    Redken Color Extend Conditioner

    Favorite New Shampoo/Conditioner
    Goldwell dualsenses
    Joico re:nu Softness & Manageability
    Redken Real Control
    Sebastian Drench Shampoo & Conditioner
    TIGI Rockaholic Livin’ the Dream Shampoo & Conditioner

    Favorite Prestige Shampoo/Conditioner
    Alterna Caviar
    Aquage SeaExtend Silkening
    Kerastase
    PureOlogy Hydrate
    TIGI S-factor

    Favorite Deep or Restorative Conditioner
    Aveda Damage Remedy
    Joico K-PAK Deep-Penetrating Reconstructor
    PureOlogy NanoWorks Restorative Hair Treatment
    Redken Chemistry System
    TIGI S-factor Serious Conditioner

    Favorite Styling Hair Care Product
    Posting Discussion Board Topics
    Redken Guts
    Redken Rough Paste
    Sebastian Whipped Crème
    TIGI Bed Head Manipulator

    Favorite New Styling Product
    Joico Design Collection Texture Spray
    KMS California hairplay Makeover Spray
    Redken Blown Away
    Sebastian Trilliant
    TIGI Rockaholic Dirty Secret

    Favorite Prestige Styling Product
    Bumble & bumble Thickening Spray
    Goldwell Inner Effect Root Lift Spray
    Moroccanoil Oil Treatment
    PureOlogy NanoWorks Shine Luxe
    TIGI S-factor Dream Drops

    Favorite Straightening Product (non chemical)
    Aquage Straightening Ultragel
    KMS California flatout
    Paul Mitchell Super Skinny
    PureOlogy SuperStraight Relaxing Serum
    Redken Align

    Favorite Hairspray
    Kenra Volume Spray 25
    Redken Quick Dry
    Sebastian Re-Shaper
    Sexy Hair Big Sexy Hair Spray & Play
    TIGI Bed Head Masterpiece

    Favorite Color Protecting Product
    Goldwell colorglow[IQ]
    Joico Color Endure
    PureOlogy Hydrate
    Redken Color Extend
    Wella Color Preserve

    Favorite Men’s Product Line
    American Crew
    Aveda Men
    Paul Mitchell Tea Tree
    Redken for Men
    TIGI Bed Head B for Men

    Favorite Fine or Thinning Hair Care Product
    Bumble & bumble Density Therapy
    Goldwell Inner Effect Regulate Hair Active Spray
    Joico re:nu
    Nioxin Scalp Therapy
    Redken Body Full

    Favorite Multicultural Company
    CURLS
    Farouk Systems
    Mizani
    Paul Mitchell
    Redken

    Favorite Professional Makeup Line
    Aveda
    Favorite Professional Makeup Line
    Mirabella
    Sebastian Trucco
    TIGI Bed Head Make-Up

    Favorite Volumizing Product
    Joico Body Luxe Root Lift
    Matrix Amplify Root Lifter
    Redken Guts 10
    Sexy Hair Big Sexy Hair Root Pump
    TIGI Bed Head Superstar

    Favorite Product You Can’t Live Without
    Farouk Systems BioSilk Silk Therapy
    Kenra Volume Spray 25
    Morrocanoil Oil Treatment
    Paul Mitchell Super Skinny Serum
    Sebastian Whipped Crème

    Favorite Blow Dryer
    BaByliss Pro
    Farouk Systems CHI Turbo
    FHI Heat
    Paul Mitchell Ion Dry
    T3

    Favorite Flat Iron
    BaByliss Pro
    Farouk Systems CHI Ceramic
    FHI Heat
    ghd Styling Iron
    Paul Mitchell Smoothing Iron

    Favorite Hair Extension Company
    Cinderella
    Great Lengths
    Hairdreams®
    Hair U Wear–hairdo®
    So.Cap.USA Hair Extensions

    Favorite Small Company
    Enjoy
    Keratin Complex
    Kevin Murphy
    Morrocanoil
    Pravana

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