Review: Collective Wellbeing Curl Tamer Shampoo and Conditioner

I didn't always have wavy hair; I discovered it in my teens. I'm not sure if it was simply too long for me to notice, or if the texture changed as I grew up. Regardless, I have wavy hair now, and sometimes it gets frizzy when I leave it to its natural texture. Companies such as Collective Wellbeing cater to those with wavy and curly hair, offering special products such as their Curl Tamer conditioner.

Pros:

• Contains organic ingredients
• Conditioner aids in detangling
• Mild scent suitable for men and women
• Texture similar to conventional products
• Recyclable bottle

Review and Giveaway: Wen Cleansing Conditioner

I'd heard of Wen before, and I was skeptical of it because it was marketed as a type of miracle product. The website is full of before and after images similar to makeover shows or weight loss programs. However, it was also marketed as a natural product, so I wanted to see for myself if it was worth the hype.

Pros:

• Best shampoo/conditioner I've used
• Actually detangled hair
• Cleansed hair as well as conditioned
• Nice texture (resembles a conditioner)
• Lovely almond mint scent

Review: Every Man Jack 2-in-1 Daily Shampoo

When I first saw Every Man Jack products in my local Target store, I had no idea that they were intended to be safer than traditional mens grooming products. Formulated without parabens, dyes, SLS, or animal testing, this isn't your average budget-friendly mens line. I had a good friend try their 2-in-1 Daily Shampoo to give me a man's perspective.

Pros:

• Left hair feeling clean and moisturized
• Lathers well
• Had a nice texture
• Nice scent
• Budget-friendly ($8)