Is WEN products safe to use?
In the meantime, the FDA has advised consumers to stop using WEN Cleansing Conditioner if they experience any symptoms such as rash, itching or hair loss. If you suspect WEN products have caused hair loss of balding, contact the FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
Does WEN help hair growth?
By reducing inflammation thought to be caused by Wen products, emu oil can actually stimulate hair regrowth by revitalizing and re-activating under-active hair follicles. The soothing power of emu oil also promotes smooth, strong, and shiny hair while relieving inflamed and irritated skin.
Is WEN shampoo safe for your hair?
According to in-depth coverage in The Daily Beast yesterday, the women claim “Wen products can cause severe and possibly permanent damage to hair, including significant hair loss to the point of visible bald spots, hair breakage, scalp irritation, and rash.”
What happened to Wen Hair products?
Last year, amid the investigation, the agency tallied 1,386 more complaints of hair loss and scalp irritation. And WEN settled a class-action lawsuit for $26 million. It’s now in the process of compensating customers. When the settlement was announced, WEN released a statement saying that its products were safe.
Is Wen by Chaz Dean’s cleansing conditioner causing hair loss?
(First published January 8, 2016.) Last month, Wen by Chaz Dean’s popular cleansing conditioner came under fire when people took to social media, posting photos and claiming that the product did a lot more than just clean their hair. A group of 200 women filed a lawsuit against the company alleging that the conditioner caused severe hair loss.
Does the Wen Hair Care line cause hair loss?
According to some consumers, the WEN line of hair care products caused them to lose their hair at what they described as unusual and alarming rates. Many claimed the reported hair loss persisted even after they discontinued using WEN products.
What’s going on with Wen?
After the FDA started asking WEN questions, it came out that the company was sitting on another 21,000 complaints. Last year, amid the investigation, the agency tallied 1,386 more complaints of hair loss and scalp irritation. And WEN settled a class-action lawsuit for $26 million. It’s now in the process of compensating customers.