Renpure Solutions Cleansing Conditioner, Sweet Pomegranate, 16 Fluid Ounce

I've used WEN haircare in the past, but it was so expensive. The cheapest I found was $25 for a 16oz bottle. The product was very thick and difficult to pump out, especially near the bottom of the bottle. But I loved what it did for my hair.I then found As I Am Coconut Co-wash. This worked well, but it was only in a jar. When in the shower, water and moisture would get into the jar making the product very watered down and not as effective as the WEN. Also the open jar got knocked over spilling most of the product down the drain.I looked for a product in a pump bottle, found a couple other brands but they smelled horrible and didn't have great reviews. Finally I discovered Renpure! It is thinner than WEN, but that helps it pump out easier. I use the same method with this that I did with WEN. Thoroughly wetting hair, then adding a few pumps to smaller sections of my hair, working it through, then combing it through with a wide toothed comb, and clipping it up in a French twist while I finish my shower. I rinse my hair for about 3-5 min to make sure all of the product is out and even put the comb through it a few times to help get it all. The best part is I can use it as a leave in conditioner (about a half a pump) on the ends. The smell is sooooo intoxicating! I love the pomegranate!Now some people freak out when switching from a normal shampoo to a cleansing conditioner. Your hair may seem extra oily at first, because you are giving your hair the moisture it needs instead of stripping out oils. Your hair will take a few washes to get used to it and eventually will stop producing as much oil. I can go up to 3 days without washing and it still looks great.Also keep in mind that conventional shampoos and conditioners often have binders (kind of like glue) that hold your hairs together, keeping many from shedding like they should. The first few times you wash with a cleansing conditioner, you may notice a lot of hair coming out because that "glue" is releasing excess hair that should have fallen out months before. The amount of hair "loss" will slow down, although expect to see some every wash. We are naturally supposed to shed hair throughout the day and styles like pony tails or updos keep hair that sheds in place until the next wash or it's taken down. Hair spray also affects the amount that you "shed". I love love love this product and I'm glad it's also available at stores like target and Walmart in case I run out and need some without waiting for the mail man to deliver it.Definitely give this a try if you've never tried cleansing conditioners before. If you don't like it after one bottle, you've spent less than $10. Highly recommend you try it! Make sure you watch the WEN how to video on YouTube to wash your hair using this in the same manner.

I have been using this product for a little over a month now, the first use didnt go so well but after a week and a half i loved it, now i just really like it. Funny thing is that the reason i dont like it as much is that its really doing its job. I have been wanting to try a sulfate and paraben free shampoo and just couldn't bring myself to spend the money on Wen so i decided on this. Im glad i did because it seems to do a good job at cleaning my hair and defiantly keeps it moisturized but the longer i used it the more often i have to use it. With shampoo i washed my hair every 3-4 days, the first 3 times i used this was the same but the longer i used it it seemed my hair was getting heavy and oily on day 2 and my scalp starts to itch like crazy if i try to go more than 2 days without using this. I believe this is from the fact that this product does not strip the oils from the hair like shampoo and the longer i use it the more oil is accumulating, so it actually is doing what it is suppose to do. I have chin length a line cut and 6 pumps is more than enough, i went overboard and used 8 pumps the first time and it was way too much. One major difference i have noticed is that bed head is almost an impossibility since i have started using this. I can wake up quickly run a brush through my hair and it falls right into place without needing to spray with water. My hair also feels much softer after use and smells wonderful!!!

Cleans well, but is not a substitute for Wen. Like so many reviewers I find the cost for Wen out of my budget, so looking for a more cost effective product. This product has a pleasant aroma. Bottom line: it doesn't leave my hair as soft, manageable and shiny as Wen, but I will use it up!

This is the first time I've ever used a cleansing conditioner. I've been wanting to try Wen for a long time but the price kept me from doing so. I'm so glad someone recommended trying this product instead on a review I found of Wen! I will update my review after trying it a while.Day 1: Loving it! My hair looks and feels healthier. Very smooth and soft, but still feels clean. I was worried it would be greasy like some of the Wen reviews stated, but with Renpure I have no greasy head issues at all... so far at least. I guess it is only day 1, we shall see.Day 2: Still Loving it! Made it all day yesterday with no greasiness at all! Today it took me much less time with the hair drier to dry my hair and I am glad I also didn't have to use my straightener as much either! Hair still feels soft and shiny and not greasy at all! I'm contemplating making a permanent switch to this, but still thinking after using it for a week or so that it might start to get greasy. I'll update again eow.1 month later: Still love this product very much. I have completely switched over and bought 8 bottles on a Walgreens super sale, paying about 1/2 price for them. My hair has not felt greasy using this at all but after about a week my scalp really smelled greasy. I could only smell it when I was blow drying my hair though. I found the 10 pumps was enough for my length of hair but what I found was that I wasn't working it into my scalp well enough. That seems to be the real trick to getting great results is to massage this into your scalp and hair for a long time first. I'm talking like I spend 5 min probably working it through my hair. I do that first when showering and then leave it sit on my hair while I clean the rest of myself then rinse my hair last. The other trick I found is to really rinse it out for an extra long time as well. I can really tell a difference in my hair. It feels so much healthier now and is not frizzy at all.

I actually love this cleanser. It's about the closest thing I use to shampoo and I don't find it cleans as well as my baking soda and water + apple cider vinegar and water, but it does a really good job. I alternate with my other wash method and my hair is healthy, tame, soft, and shiny. Most people are stunned when I say I use minimal product because I have a lot of control over my hair. I was thinking it would be a one time buy for the sake of checking it out, but I'll likely buy more. I also love the smell. Reminds me of candy.

Loved the product. Will definitely purchase again. Just wondering why the rosemary mint is priced higher?

Cowashing WD this product have me tones of hairfall

The product has a nice scent but isn't as thick as other brands I'm used too.Felt like I needed more to wash my hair properly although it washes really nice.My hair feels and looks nice after use.

Honestly I don't think it does much for cleaning because once I had used some spray in my hair and after washing with this there was still spray residue in my hair. So after that I only use this as a conditioner. It is great though, leaves my hair super soft. I don't think i will repurchase because I could not get into the "no poo" thing at all, besides it is a bit expensive for my student budget.