I have been using Pantene for about a year and people tell me that it’s bad for my hair. So I tried a different kind and it ruined my hair. Back to Pantene 🎉
I used salon products for decades. A few years back, I started using Pantene and was shocked at how soft my hair got. I wonder how much money I wasted. Regardless of what you use, I find it’s a great idea to use the Neutrogena clarifying shampoo once and a while to remove any buildup.
Finally a hair dresser who does her own research! So many hair dressers are told something then just repeat it to everyone and not even look at the ingredients! They say drugstore shampoo and conditioner are stripping and coat the hair but is it stripping or coating ? Can’t be both lmao. Thank you for your video! I’m reality shampoo is not as import as food or clothes for family’s who don’t have as much money so dumping $60-$100 on shampoo is so dumb considering other financial things family’s go through.
I found it so ironic how the professional brands had tons of drying, non-fatty/conditioning alcohol and silicones and the Pantene doesn't, especially because so many professionals say it dries the hair from the inside out and coats it 🙃 thanks for watching!
@@BoldlyLauren yeah like redken and other L’Oréal owned brands use isopropyl alcohol pretty high in the ingredients list and I’m not sure if it’s used as a preservative or what but the products smell like rubbing alcohol. The daily moisture line from Pantene has a silicone free shampoo but the conditioner still has silicone but silicone is such a good protectant for the hair and silicone is used as the heat protectant in all heat protection products. Sulfates and silicone are not bad and I wish people did research instead of listening to people who don’t even research things and spew mis information. It is so upsetting the amount of tik tok videos that bash drugstore products then promote “high end” products that LITERALLY have the SAME “bad” ingredients!
There is definitely silicone in the conditioner of the Pantene you've shown. But it is a very good one! It is called Bis-Aminopropyl Dimethicone, and it does NOT build up in your hair. The chemical structure of this silicone makes it physically impossible. It DOES coat your hair, but it does that to PROTECT it, in a very LIGHTWEIGHT way! If you've ever used a conditioner that uses coconut oil, argan oil etc, these will be coating your hair too, however they are actually much heavier!
Wow great info. Thanks for sharing! Ive spent a fortune on Kerastase products that made my hair superdry and frizzy and Pantene made it amazing 😂😂 some things in life really are easier and cheaper after all I guess
Wow! You really know how to bring out the most beauty in your appearance! The hairstyle, the hair color, jewelry makeup everything is to your advantage and in harmony.
I was used pantene for many years. Later i tried so many expensive brands like olaplex, moroccan oil and my hair was so sticky and grose after washing. A week ago i bought pantene after so many years and it was the best decision! My hair is so soft, shiny and smells beautiful!
I have literally destroyed my hair trying these natural shampoos, and constantly breaking my bank trying to find "better alternatives" -- and everything I see basically says Pantene will make your hair fall out. I have a big family and its so unrealistic of me to keep buying small amounts of shampoo for so much $. That's it, this is my sign I'm buying it lol
My 4c hair loveeeeee this Pantene moisture renewal line!!!...I likebto keep my hair wash routine simple, I just do wash and go and my hair look really good.
Thank you for this. I have tried so many salon products and my hair always looked coarse dry and terrible. Finally switched to Pantene and now getting regular compliments on how great my hair looks. It feels smooth and amazing. Bonus is. Saving a ton of money. So thank you again for putting the truth out there.
I tried Pantene Moisture Renewal Shampoo on my son’s tangled, tightly curly hair and it worked like magic. Therefore, I will continue to use it as a quick alternative.
Thank you for this video! I do hope this makes waves and stops the product shaming because it’s just absolutely bonkers. I have to lie when I go to salons just to avoid the product shaming.
Thank you for the review! I had used luxury brands for years and never found one that I stuck with. The past three years I’ve been using Hask rose and peach shampoo and have been pretty happy with it. Back in July I visited my boyfriend‘s family and used the Pantene five in one shampoo and conditioner. I was really impressed. Then this last week I visited again and use the shampoo and conditioner again and I’m hooked! Getting a good review from a hairstylist just sealed the deal!
Hairdresser of 20 years and I fell in love with Pantene hard. I went to Las Vegas on a vacation and didn't want to use hotel shampoo and bought the travel size Pantene shampoo and conditioner at a local Walgreens. My hair was the best it ever looked on that vacation and when I got back to my home I started using professional shampoo and conditioner again and my hair didn't syle and shine like it did. I was bummed so I went and bought big bottles and it came back to healthy, shiny and manageable! I use the volume Pantene when my hair gets a little built up because it's a bit clarifying. I'm very happy to see another professional sees how good this product is. I think Pantene put a lot of scientific research into their products and the types of alcohols and silicone or whatever may be high grade idk but I'm a Pantene fan for life.
Absolutely love hearing this! Completely agree that they seem to have put a lot towards R&D because their products are great (I also feel like Neutrogena is this way for skincare, too). I want to try the Volumizing line eventually!
@@BoldlyLauren I find the volume and shine to be great! I love the way it leaves my hair light and super clean then I switch back to more a nourishing formula once the build up is gone. :)
Proctor & Gamble actually own Pantene and have a huge research budget. Hairdressers in the early to mid 1990s kept saying how bad it was and wanted me to buy their salon brands but actually I read years ago around 1994 or 1995 Pantene was the top selling haircare brand in the world reaching $1billion dollar sales. I remember reading it was once a luxury product. I have used it on and off for 38 yrs. In 1990 or 1991 it came in pink(dry hair) white, blue, bottles with bright gold colored screw on caps. I used the pink one.
I used to love Pantene as a teen and don't know why I ever quit using it. I just ordered a bottle for curly hair and am looking forward to seeing how it makes my hair look and feel. Thanks for the review!
Okay! I LOVED using Pantene as a kiddo, and have been spending so much money on shampoos and conditioners thinking I needed high end products. My hair isn’t thriving, and my scalp is feeling dry… been thinking about going to Pantene again for a little while again! Thanks for the information! I hope this is genuine and not incentivized
I hope you enjoy it! And worth noting - this is not a paid post in any way, and I purchased this myself. I will ALWAYS disclose if something is sponsored or gifted. I was genuinely curious if Pantene deserved the hate it receives amongst hairdressers, and it doesn't. Even on my latest trip, this is what I packed!
Im 64 yrs old, I stopped coloring hair years ago, went grey/white/ silver. It became to dry with purple shampoo & conditioner. But this stuff is "Great" I have soft, shiney hair and the 3 natural colors in my hair is beautiful! I get so many compliments! Its Amazing! ❤😊👍
As the daughter of a hairdresser, growing up in the 80s and 90s, I was preached ( then preached myself) about Pantene and other drugstore dangers. Back then, the dirty ingredients to look for was anything in the inky that started with "ammonium...sulfate" or any ingredient that began with ammonium. Ammonia being the keyword. This is where the "strips and coats" thing comes from. The ammonia-based surfactant would strip the hair and then the silicones and waxes would coat it. It may even look pretty at first, but before you'd get to the end of the bottle, you'd have such a heavy product buildup (combined with lack of proper rinsing) that once the hairdresser was able to get rid of the buildup, what would be left was the damaged hair. At some point over the last decade--maybe longer--Pantene itself had a big revamp. Maybe that's when they changed the formula or it could have happened years ago that the use of ammonium-based ingredients stopped. A few years ago, I perused the drugstore cause I needed a budget friendly option. None of the big brands had ammonium anything listed in their ingredient deck. And since it had always been forbidden, I bought the Pantene. And it was just fine. ❤️❤️❤️. Now this was of course my understanding of the World of Drugstore Shampoo" as explained to me by a hairdresser mom. She may be wrong, but I can promise that "ammonium whatever" was definitely an ingredient in drugstore shampoo at least through the early aughts. My mother would have gone to beauty school in the late 60s. Whether she learned this in school or on the job, I do not know. But I hope this helps...❤️
Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate is still used in shampoo's, it is very similar to Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Both great at cleaning your hair. The difference is these days shampoo's contain multiple surfactants and co-surfactants to make them gentler on your hair. I think the problem was originally shampoo's would only contain 1 surfactant such as ALS which would indeed be very harsh!
Thank you!! This is just the video I was hoping to find! I’m using an expensive brand, but like you said because of the economy I really need to cut back on expenses. I haven’t used Pantene since I was a teenager, I am so glad to hear that they’re making a great product!
Thank you for this! I've been on the fence about starting to use this product again (it's been several years) but this was very helpful!!! UPDATE!!! I've been using the panteen pro-v shampoo and conditioner for about a month now and I've noticed a huge difference in my hair. My boyfriend loves to run his fingers through my hair all the time and tells me how soft my hair is. I have also noticed after a blow dry how much fuller and bouncier it is. I think I'll be sticking with this for a while :)
i used to addicted to organic and natural products ,use only axxlon and natural shampoo bar for a year, and i have the worst hair ever in my life,looks like a lion everyday 😅
I have naturally curly hair and use the Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner daily. I leave the conditioner in my hair and my curls look amazing. My hair is soft like silk but I'm just one of those who can leave it in, and have since I was a teen. I have no issues but my hair tends to be a bit on the dryer side. I love the conditioner and have never used the shampoo. I'm amazed with the results.
I love Pantene Intensive Repair line! I always go back to their shampoo and conditioner no matter what other shampoo I’ve been using, whether it’s luxury or drugstore, I always go back to Pantene. 🥰 Honestly, it’s not as bad as some people say at all! Makes my hair super shiny and smooth. I love it, what can I say. And my hair is fine and flat.
Do you get Any volume from it is it heavy on the hair , Btw we have the same hair Type That’s why am wondering 🥳 been buying expensive shampoos for Years but its Getting to expensive for me
@@avamanuella8606 I wouldn’t say that it gives me volume, but in my experience volume doesn’t last on me very long anyways. So I much rather have nice smelling hair, with affordable products than expensive ones that give me a little bit of volume but smell terrible (like volume injection line from Redken)..l I love Pantene and I lobe Bed Head TIGI products. I think I love those even more than Pantene. I had a bad experience with Kerastase as well.
@@samantarizzi248 I tried redken and kerastase They dont work for me as Well , I will try the pantene one if it doesn’t work I will give it to the Neighbours or sum hahahah 🤣 and Ty for helping
Me, too! My hair is fine and thin, and I have tried the expensive brands and always come back to Pantene. It’s the best! And, it smells amazing. I don’t wear perfume because I am allergic and they all make me sneeze and wheeze. People always say “you smell great, what perfume do you wear?” And the answer is “none - I use Pantene” Some people don’t believe it until they smell my hair LOL. It doesn’t smell like a perfume to me. But it does smell nice. Try it!
You look so much like Emily Osment when you smile! :O . Also I am here because i just bought pantene aqua shampoo & conditioner yeasterday and my hair had NEVER been sooo soft, smooth, shiny and whats the best part they're sooo easy to brush!. I always had a problem with tangles no matter what I've used but this...this is my holy grail from now on 🙏 Thanks for the honest review ✊
6:11 You have to fully rinse the conditioner off of your hair??! I thought you have to keep some on your hair, it works as a leave in conditioner and helps to keep your hair moisturized! 😮 I got this suggestion from an RUclipsr. Should i completely rinse it off for better result and to avoid build up!?
thanks for the video! recently I'm out of budget so I go back to pantene since I was a teenager, i was shocked!! my hair is so much better than when Im using the expensive /natural brand shampoo my hair become soft and shiny it's so much easier to blow dry it,I have dry thick hair it's always tangled when it is wet,it's painful to stand in the bathroom half an hour to dry my hair, especially during summer i know there's sls and dimethicone in it (I used to avoid them),but I don't care anymore, cause my hair looks like I just came out from the salon and I'm poor right now 😅
It's seriously so good and doesn't deserve the hate it gets! I double checked my bottles and both list dimethicone despite their ingredients being listed otherwise online - but I actually think silicones are fine and have come such a long way in haircare.
@@BoldlyLauren I'm using the classic clean one and there's dimethicone in it,it depends on their line so you still have choices if you don't want them in your shampoo(I picked this because it was like 5 bucks on Amazon 😅) i used to hate dimethicone so much , but actually it appears in tons of super high end brand skin care products,you can see the most expensive serum and eye cream dimethicone is on the top of their list,high end brand like using it because costumers can see the difference right away so they will buy the product again if people pay hundreds of dollars on the little bottles that still contains dimethicone with other types of silicone ,then why not on a 5 bucks shampoo 😂
I've loved Pantene forever, but I find the thoughts on making sure that you're washing out all of the product interesting because I have curly hair I've always left a little conditioner in. I'll have to try fulling rinsing it out and see if I get better results. Btw your earrings are really cute!
@@IcedCoffeeLover430 I don't believe they make any claims of that, but I do believe they have a range specifically for maintaining the length of your hair (preventing breakage and splits)
Thank you for validating my thoughts! The salon-shaming overall keeps me away unless I want something done that I cannot do myself.... oh, and your makeup is beautiful! would love to know what eyeshadow & lippie you're wearing?
Thanks for watching! I hope some hairdressers see this video because I have been really surprised by my experience. Today I'm wearing the new Clinique Black Honey eyeshadow palette, and on my lips I have on Victoria Beckham Lipliner 02 and Westman Atelier Les Nudes lip palette
When I started getting my hair colored and I used the products they recommended to me, my hair looked like crap. You need to know what kind of products you need for your hair type and that’s about it. Drugstore or high end, doesn’t matter. They both use the same ingredients.
Loved Pantene years ago I now use Bio silk love this soo much better. I also buy a small container of anything new I try in case it doesn't work out so that is something to think about maybe just those travel size
Awesome video! Everything you say makes total sense. Especially paying attention to rinsing out the products. I think most don’t really spend the time to really rinsing or even making sure their hair is fully saturated with water before shampooing.
100%! I've honestly been so pleasantly surprised using this shampoo/conditioner and was bracing myself for my hair to be a wreck...and somehow it's better than before!
Whatever works for you works for you, everyone is different. So, if this works for you it works, but if it doesn’t then you can find something else. 👍👍👍
Love this! I grew up on Pantene and herbal essence and used to have the longest most shiny healthy hair. As I grew up and was on my own I experimented with tons. Starting going to salons and buying their stuff. Over the years my hair when to crap. No I find there’s a mixture of both salon and drugstore brands that work for me. Pantene is one that works great for me! Redken is a salon brand that works! There are some from both ends that do. Definitely need to find what’s right for you which is hard these days because as an adult I find women shame each other for using drugstore hair products and makeup for that matter
100%! I love my Pantene and use some pro products too - but Pantene Shampoo and conditioner are staples in my shower always. Herbal Essences - classic rose - is another favorite of mine. I think that's why this video was so important to me to make...my hope was that people would hear a professional say for a change "hey it's ok to use drugstore too" because so many will tell you not to. Like you said, it's all about finding what works for you...I fully support that!
@@BoldlyLaurenexactly! Thank you for speaking out on it! Every hair dresser I’ve met in person still swears by salon stuff even tho they’ll admit my hair looks great with very little to no damage. But even so they always still want me to change up my products which makes zero sense. As much as I do love some salon brands I’m sure my hair would be better off using a cheaper shampoo and condition and still being able to afford the heat protectants, hair oils ect. Because I still need all of those even with my beloved Redken but the Redken doesn’t leave much of a budget for the extras for me in this economy. A few years ago it did but not now. So definitely thank you so much for this!!! I hope your message reaches a bunch of people who need to hear this ❤
I can't attest to Pantene 100% at this moment being as I'm here after my first use since childhood when I thought Pantene WAS top shelf. I grew up really poor. But not since my Dove lemon verbena pomegranate (discontinued) have I had my hair feel so nice. The loreal elvive was good but caused dandruff so bad. I've tried other store brands for the same results as Dove for years. I always avoided Pantene. Anyways, I bought the 2-in-1 clean tonight and I'm crossing my fingers that this is my one. I have been using Aussie Moist and, on my hair, it is mediocre at best. I've been letting my bleach grow out for over a year now and I finally took off a lot of it in one cut instead of a dusting... I did a CUT. The bleach was only on the top cap, so my under cap is completely virgin. I took about 2" off my burned hair and about an inch off the under. I got a double long layered look that I don't hate at all. That cut may have had an affect on my new found hair health. I love it enough that I'm not disappointed at all. Also, I always cut my own hair. I've taken enough cosmetology that I shouldn't have to pay someone. I'm a beauty school dropout lol. May go back
Hi, Lauren! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I really enjoyed this video! While testing out Pantene for those few weeks, what styling products did you use along with it? Are there any Pantene ones you recommend? Thanks!! :)
I've always been using Pantene since I was a kid and stopped for the past 5 months because I couldn't find it in the country where I am right now on exchange. Can't wait to get back home and have shiny hair again haha
which one is good for fine hair but it thick in the stands if you know what i mean, my scalp gets very oily and feels weighed down but ends are always a bit more dry. looking for lightweight bouncy hair
Me (being a 16 yo male) uses Pantene and I severely notice the difference , using Pantene my hair always feels silky and just genially smells great , I do notice my hair does feel stiff /dried out for several hours in the morning, maybe because I don’t have conditioner
Oooh...if you're hair is longer, maybe consider adding in the conditioner (it's wonderful!) But if not, maybe try the 2 in 1 variation for more conditioning
I've been back on Pantene for at least a year and a half now and my hair has felt amazing and is easy to style! Their new Miracle Rescue line is amazing
I like: Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo & Conditioner, Pantene Curl Perfection Shampoo & Conditioner, Pantene Smooth & Sleek Conditioner, Pantene Repair & Protect Conditioner Are you still liking the Pantene? I made myself use up and go thru my graveyard of shampoos and conditioners(mostly salon )and have settled on Pantene and Tresemme.
I'm currently testing another line...and wishing it was Pantene LOL!!! I truly believe Pantene is the best bang for your buck, and it makes your hair feel so nice.
@@BoldlyLauren Have you tried the Repair & Protect Shampoo and Conditioner? I like mostly all the Pantene conditioners, however, I try to stick with shampoos that say "moisturizing" or "hydrating." So, I mainly use the Curl Perfection Shampoo and Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo. Have you tried Tresemme?
@Luann Consentino I haven't tried that one! The moisturizing one is amazing though. I haven't used Tresseme since I was a kid! On the note of drugstore shampoos and conditioners I love though - classic Rose Herbal Essences is another favorite!
Have you tried OGX? Not very moisturizing and not as good as Pantene for detangling. I think Pantene is better! At least for my hair. I have also tried Dove and Garnier Fructis, Aussie, etc.
@Luann Consentino you know, I used to love OGX but they discontinued some of my favorites and I haven't tried again since! They used to have a cherry blossom line that smelled so gorgeous.
I realize this video was done a while ago but I would also like to mention, people with really bad contact dermatitis struggle with high end shampoo and conditioner. Pantene has a limited amount of ingredients and I never itch when I use it. When I get my hair highlighted, I will get hives on my neck from the shampoo and conditioner unless I wash my hair when I get home. I don’t have the nerve to ask my hairdresser to use Pantene on me 😬
We definitely had people bring in their own shampoo/conditioner from time to time! Not Pantene, but you know what...if it keeps you from getting hives, I say do it!
Between my self and my daughters… we use Pantene. One likes the Smooth and sleek, the other likes the volume one, I use the ‘Classic Clean’ or whatever leftovers they have in a pinch. I miss the ice shine one. But there’s 13 feet of hair between us. I just lie to the hairdresser when I go in for my twice yearly trims. Same with my esthetician. She thinks I am using one of those fancy facial cleansers (because “your skin looks so good!”), uh… nope. Dove sensitive bar. 😂
My mom and I used Pantene shampoo , we noticed our hair would fall off everytime we used it. There would be a clump of hair at the bottom of the tub after rinsing everytime we used it after the first initial use .maybe it was not meant for us if it worked for others.
I hate to rain on this, if it works for yall i love that for you, but for me pantene was NOT it. It kept making my hair fall out and it just felt dry and got frizzy and never felt right again after using it regularly.
Personally I like both! If your hair is on the finer side, you might like the clean one more, but if your hair is dyed/bleached, coarse, or curly you may like the moisture one more.
I’ve been using Pantene all my life! Recently got balayage highlights and started using redken because I heard pantene will strip the color. Redken makes my hair feel so dry and not as good as with pantene. Do you think pantene actually strips color?
Pantene was known as a "better" brand back in the day. Nexxus was a salon only professional brand. And if I remember correctly, Paul Mitchell was also a salon brand. All these you tubers are busting on drugstore brands, but I've been using Nexxus products since 1985 and love them.
It's been a minute since I used Nexxus, but I remember really liking it! Do you remember Finesse? Omg what I would give to smell a bottle of that again!
Pantene save my blonde cracky dry hair. Loreal & Garnier dry my hair & it's hard to comb & my hair is hard after towel dried it. Dove is okay substitute for Pantene.
@@BoldlyLauren oh okay nice! I like the bb leave in and the Lanza healing keratin oil hair oil is really good. Also on a budget using a little bit of the Pantene conditioner as a leave in conditioner right out of the shower works really well too if your hair is textured and dry. They have reformulated all the products (you have the new ones) and I think I like this formula a lot more than the old ones. Pantene and other big brands invests so much money into research and I trust their formulas 100% even if they are “basic” sometimes less is more lol
Honestly, I hate the products that beauticians put in my hair. I have curly/ wavy hair and they think that I need a thousand salon products. Nope. I also believe that your body chemistry makes or breaks a product. I saw somebody say they used Herbal Essence. That stuff was awful for me but worked for her. Great. My last thought is some people do overwash their hair. Many people wash their hair daily and it probably isn’t necessary. Anyway. Pantene works well in my household. My daughters have straight hair and they have shiny hair. It smells great and their heads are throughly rinsed. My oldest asks me to help her. So that point you made can be a problem and cause build up. My oldest still wants my help and that is why hers is probably shiny with Pantene.
The longer I worked in the salon, the less products I put on people's hair haha. If you're using the right ones for someone's hair, usually you don't need much! And yay on Pantene working for your family - I just used the rose one today, and my hair is SO shiny.
@@BoldlyLauren I know they are trying to sell those products to make money but I honestly wash my hair AFTER the cut to try to look like myself again. It is just a waste of product for me.
My hair was medium-coarse combo texture but I am post-menopause and it is now pretty much coarse with a little medium. I have used so many hair brands over the years salon and drugstore and Pantene seems to work the best. Even when I experimented yrs ago I'd go back to Pantene mostly their conditioners because their shampoos have sodium lauryl sulfate which is harsh for my hair which has tendency to rough feeling and strawlike. Any other suggestions are appreciated as I have always wished for finer strands that seem easier to care for but fine hair is not in my family genes.
I tried that one and unfortunately it was not enough moisture for my hair(the conditioner), the Pro-V works better thicker consistency too. My hair has been a hassle for last several yrs as it has turned coarser and I have some grays mostly top and sides. It has changed and I need softness, help with frizz which has increased too. So much frizz! Never had this much before menopause!
Guys I just brought Pantene today...idk if I can use it or not... I have never used this thing never in my life...can you guys give me some reviews 😅 please
I got to go to the Pantene labs, and they showed us a demonstration with their sulfate free shampoo compared to a sulfate free competitor- theirs had over twice the amount of lather because they use a desalination process. Absolutely fascinating! Their chemists are so passionate about creating products they love
I used to love their shampoos/conditioners/and hairspray! They discontinued some that were my favorites. Literally today though, I just bought their Coconut Miracle Oil to use as a pre wash!
Oh that's no fun 😭 I haven't had the greatest experience with Redken on my hair personally. Pantene and Herbal Essences (the rose one) are my favorite drugstore options, and for higher end I love Virtue Labs (recently did a video on them!), EVOLVh (BOLDLY15 saves on orders), and Iles Formula
The lady in the video is so right! You seriously have to give Pantene conditioner a good rinse to get it all out of your hair (takes me ages). There's supposedly a lot of plastics and other crap in it but you can do much worse with drug store products imo. (I also use it to shave my legs and armpits and its especially good for that! lol).
Fatty alcohols are in every product under the sun, skincare and hair care, all of them. They're not the drying astringent type of alcohol that everyone immediately thinks of.
So.. when I worked at walmart I got a ton of pantene when it went on clearance for 50 cents a bottle... literally bought like a cart of that... and i used it for maybe 2 years (it was a lot!). meanwhile my hair was turning to total crap and i attributed that to maybe age (i'm 39) and/or just general damage from styling/coloring etc... i ran out finally and went to buy some new shampoo... picked up some herbal essences and started using that... and suddenly my hair improved within a few washes. like the difference was DRASTIC. it was silky soft again... like it used to be. i can only assume pantene was wrecking my hair! like i figure it was leaving some kinda residue on it or buildup
I’m actually curious since you’ve used Pantene for that long cus when I started using it my hair was so soft & healthy but now I’m experiencing a dry scalp which I’m think because of Pantene but I’m not sure, so I would love to hear how it was for you in the beginning using and what made you switch?
@@lostfound5471 I actually just switched cuz i ran out of it... so I decided to just go back to herbal essences cuz i used it years ago (i like how it smells lol). and realized it dramatically changed my hair condition... And yeah it might be a good idea to at least just try switching for a while... to something else. maybe even use a clarifying shampoo first then switch. I use herbal essences when I don't care about keeping color in my hair. But if you have it colored I'd recommend somethin else... if i want to keep my color looking good i use a sulfate free shampoo (loreal makes a great one called EverPure but there are others too). It's also helped a ton to to use a hair oil. I've been using moroccan hair oil once a week and its been a total game changer for my dry hair.
Actually Pantene and Herbal Essences are basically the same formula just with different fragrances. They are both owned by Procter and Gamble. It's possible you were using the wrong version of Pantene for your hair type.
@@BoldlyLauren I noticed it in the last bottle I bought and bought another one to be sure it wasn’t just me or a bad bottle. It’s different unless I’m getting a counterfeit.
I have been using Pantene for about a year and people tell me that it’s bad for my hair. So I tried a different kind and it ruined my hair. Back to Pantene 🎉
I’m thinking doing the same thing, I thought natural was supposed to be good but I find it drying, are you still using Pantene?
@@lostfound5471I am , I use it everyday and I don’t lose any hair at all
Same. It doesnt really matter what you use it just matters that it works for your hair
I used salon products for decades. A few years back, I started using Pantene and was shocked at how soft my hair got. I wonder how much money I wasted. Regardless of what you use, I find it’s a great idea to use the Neutrogena clarifying shampoo once and a while to remove any buildup.
Silicones make our hair hella soft yeah. But also it's not healthy actually and can cause dandruff for example
@@LeDaniel_Official I never get dandruff.
@@missmayflower lucky you
It's best to use a scalp scrub to remove all buildup
The Olaplex clarifying one is Amazingggg
Finally a hair dresser who does her own research! So many hair dressers are told something then just repeat it to everyone and not even look at the ingredients! They say drugstore shampoo and conditioner are stripping and coat the hair but is it stripping or coating ? Can’t be both lmao. Thank you for your video! I’m reality shampoo is not as import as food or clothes for family’s who don’t have as much money so dumping $60-$100 on shampoo is so dumb considering other financial things family’s go through.
I found it so ironic how the professional brands had tons of drying, non-fatty/conditioning alcohol and silicones and the Pantene doesn't, especially because so many professionals say it dries the hair from the inside out and coats it 🙃 thanks for watching!
@@BoldlyLauren yeah like redken and other L’Oréal owned brands use isopropyl alcohol pretty high in the ingredients list and I’m not sure if it’s used as a preservative or what but the products smell like rubbing alcohol. The daily moisture line from Pantene has a silicone free shampoo but the conditioner still has silicone but silicone is such a good protectant for the hair and silicone is used as the heat protectant in all heat protection products. Sulfates and silicone are not bad and I wish people did research instead of listening to people who don’t even research things and spew mis information. It is so upsetting the amount of tik tok videos that bash drugstore products then promote “high end” products that LITERALLY have the SAME “bad” ingredients!
There is definitely silicone in the conditioner of the Pantene you've shown. But it is a very good one! It is called Bis-Aminopropyl Dimethicone, and it does NOT build up in your hair. The chemical structure of this silicone makes it physically impossible. It DOES coat your hair, but it does that to PROTECT it, in a very LIGHTWEIGHT way! If you've ever used a conditioner that uses coconut oil, argan oil etc, these will be coating your hair too, however they are actually much heavier!
loved your opinion
So true my hair really loves Pantene I have curly hair and it was breaking from bleach and Pantene really does repair !
Wow great info. Thanks for sharing! Ive spent a fortune on Kerastase products that made my hair superdry and frizzy and Pantene made it amazing 😂😂 some things in life really are easier and cheaper after all I guess
Wow! You really know how to bring out the most beauty in your appearance! The hairstyle, the hair color, jewelry makeup everything is to your advantage and in harmony.
I was used pantene for many years. Later i tried so many expensive brands like olaplex, moroccan oil and my hair was so sticky and grose after washing. A week ago i bought pantene after so many years and it was the best decision! My hair is so soft, shiny and smells beautiful!
I have literally destroyed my hair trying these natural shampoos, and constantly breaking my bank trying to find "better alternatives" -- and everything I see basically says Pantene will make your hair fall out. I have a big family and its so unrealistic of me to keep buying small amounts of shampoo for so much $. That's it, this is my sign I'm buying it lol
Would love to know how it goes! It's so affordable and makes my hair so soft.
My 4c hair loveeeeee this Pantene moisture renewal line!!!...I likebto keep my hair wash routine simple, I just do wash and go and my hair look really good.
Thank you for this. I have tried so many salon products and my hair always looked coarse dry and terrible. Finally switched to Pantene and now getting regular compliments on how great my hair looks. It feels smooth and amazing. Bonus is. Saving a ton of money. So thank you again for putting the truth out there.
I tried Pantene Moisture Renewal Shampoo on my son’s tangled, tightly curly hair and it worked like magic. Therefore, I will continue to use it as a quick alternative.
Thank you for this video! I do hope this makes waves and stops the product shaming because it’s just absolutely bonkers. I have to lie when I go to salons just to avoid the product shaming.
I allways say that I have a couple of shampoos that I have to use up before buying a new one 😊
Thank you for the review! I had used luxury brands for years and never found one that I stuck with. The past three years I’ve been using Hask rose and peach shampoo and have been pretty happy with it. Back in July I visited my boyfriend‘s family and used the Pantene five in one shampoo and conditioner. I was really impressed. Then this last week I visited again and use the shampoo and conditioner again and I’m hooked! Getting a good review from a hairstylist just sealed the deal!
Yes, I also use the 5 in 1 and it's my fave!
Hairdresser of 20 years and I fell in love with Pantene hard. I went to Las Vegas on a vacation and didn't want to use hotel shampoo and bought the travel size Pantene shampoo and conditioner at a local Walgreens. My hair was the best it ever looked on that vacation and when I got back to my home I started using professional shampoo and conditioner again and my hair didn't syle and shine like it did. I was bummed so I went and bought big bottles and it came back to healthy, shiny and manageable! I use the volume Pantene when my hair gets a little built up because it's a bit clarifying. I'm very happy to see another professional sees how good this product is. I think Pantene put a lot of scientific research into their products and the types of alcohols and silicone or whatever may be high grade idk but I'm a Pantene fan for life.
Absolutely love hearing this! Completely agree that they seem to have put a lot towards R&D because their products are great (I also feel like Neutrogena is this way for skincare, too). I want to try the Volumizing line eventually!
@@BoldlyLauren I find the volume and shine to be great! I love the way it leaves my hair light and super clean then I switch back to more a nourishing formula once the build up is gone. :)
Proctor & Gamble actually own Pantene and have a huge research budget. Hairdressers in the early to mid 1990s kept saying how bad it was and wanted me to buy their salon brands but actually I read years ago around 1994 or 1995 Pantene was the top selling haircare brand in the world reaching $1billion dollar sales. I remember reading it was once a luxury product.
I have used it on and off for 38 yrs. In 1990 or 1991 it came in pink(dry hair) white, blue, bottles with bright gold colored screw on caps. I used the pink one.
I used to love Pantene as a teen and don't know why I ever quit using it. I just ordered a bottle for curly hair and am looking forward to seeing how it makes my hair look and feel. Thanks for the review!
Would love to know what you think! It works great on my daughter's curls
@@BoldlyLauren Glad to hear it. Will save your reply and check back in after I use it for about a week or two. Have a good weekend!
@@BoldlyLauren So my hair seems drier, but could be cuz I need a cut and dye job, but there has been less hair shedding.
Okay! I LOVED using Pantene as a kiddo, and have been spending so much money on shampoos and conditioners thinking I needed high end products. My hair isn’t thriving, and my scalp is feeling dry… been thinking about going to Pantene again for a little while again! Thanks for the information! I hope this is genuine and not incentivized
I hope you enjoy it! And worth noting - this is not a paid post in any way, and I purchased this myself. I will ALWAYS disclose if something is sponsored or gifted. I was genuinely curious if Pantene deserved the hate it receives amongst hairdressers, and it doesn't. Even on my latest trip, this is what I packed!
Did it fix it??
Im 64 yrs old, I stopped coloring hair years ago, went grey/white/ silver. It became to dry with purple shampoo & conditioner. But this stuff is "Great" I have soft, shiney hair and the 3 natural colors in my hair is beautiful! I get so many compliments! Its Amazing! ❤😊👍
As the daughter of a hairdresser, growing up in the 80s and 90s, I was preached ( then preached myself) about Pantene and other drugstore dangers. Back then, the dirty ingredients to look for was anything in the inky that started with "ammonium...sulfate" or any ingredient that began with ammonium. Ammonia being the keyword. This is where the "strips and coats" thing comes from. The ammonia-based surfactant would strip the hair and then the silicones and waxes would coat it. It may even look pretty at first, but before you'd get to the end of the bottle, you'd have such a heavy product buildup (combined with lack of proper rinsing) that once the hairdresser was able to get rid of the buildup, what would be left was the damaged hair. At some point over the last decade--maybe longer--Pantene itself had a big revamp. Maybe that's when they changed the formula or it could have happened years ago that the use of ammonium-based ingredients stopped. A few years ago, I perused the drugstore cause I needed a budget friendly option. None of the big brands had ammonium anything listed in their ingredient deck. And since it had always been forbidden, I bought the Pantene.
And it was just fine. ❤️❤️❤️.
Now this was of course my understanding of the World of Drugstore Shampoo" as explained to me by a hairdresser mom. She may be wrong, but I can promise that "ammonium whatever" was definitely an ingredient in drugstore shampoo at least through the early aughts. My mother would have gone to beauty school in the late 60s. Whether she learned this in school or on the job, I do not know. But I hope this helps...❤️
This is actually super interesting and makes total sense why so many hairdressers have heard this over the years and continued to repeat it!
Have you seen pantene pro v chemicals? That shit is toxic
Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate is still used in shampoo's, it is very similar to Sodium Laureth Sulfate. Both great at cleaning your hair. The difference is these days shampoo's contain multiple surfactants and co-surfactants to make them gentler on your hair. I think the problem was originally shampoo's would only contain 1 surfactant such as ALS which would indeed be very harsh!
Thank you!! This is just the video I was hoping to find! I’m using an expensive brand, but like you said because of the economy I really need to cut back on expenses. I haven’t used Pantene since I was a teenager, I am so glad to hear that they’re making a great product!
Thank you for this! I've been on the fence about starting to use this product again (it's been several years) but this was very helpful!!!
UPDATE!!!
I've been using the panteen pro-v shampoo and conditioner for about a month now and I've noticed a huge difference in my hair. My boyfriend loves to run his fingers through my hair all the time and tells me how soft my hair is. I have also noticed after a blow dry how much fuller and bouncier it is. I think I'll be sticking with this for a while :)
Wasted my best years with the natural trend and really ugly hair until I realised I just needed my silicones..
i used to addicted to organic and natural products ,use only axxlon and natural shampoo bar for a year, and i have the worst hair ever in my life,looks like a lion everyday 😅
I have naturally curly hair and use the Daily Moisture Renewal Conditioner daily. I leave the conditioner in my hair and my curls look amazing. My hair is soft like silk but I'm just one of those who can leave it in, and have since I was a teen. I have no issues but my hair tends to be a bit on the dryer side. I love the conditioner and have never used the shampoo. I'm amazed with the results.
Love hearing that! Pantene deserves so much more love than it gets
I have used Pantene Advanced Care 5 in 1 from Costco and hairdressers are shocked how good my hair looks.
Love that!
I love Pantene Intensive Repair line! I always go back to their shampoo and conditioner no matter what other shampoo I’ve been using, whether it’s luxury or drugstore, I always go back to Pantene. 🥰 Honestly, it’s not as bad as some people say at all! Makes my hair super shiny and smooth. I love it, what can I say. And my hair is fine and flat.
Do you get Any volume from it is it heavy on the hair , Btw we have the same hair Type That’s why am wondering 🥳 been buying expensive shampoos for Years but its Getting to expensive for me
@@avamanuella8606 I wouldn’t say that it gives me volume, but in my experience volume doesn’t last on me very long anyways. So I much rather have nice smelling hair, with affordable products than expensive ones that give me a little bit of volume but smell terrible (like volume injection line from Redken)..l I love Pantene and I lobe Bed Head TIGI products. I think I love those even more than Pantene. I had a bad experience with Kerastase as well.
@@samantarizzi248 I tried redken and kerastase They dont work for me as Well , I will try the pantene one if it doesn’t work I will give it to the Neighbours or sum hahahah 🤣 and Ty for helping
@@avamanuella8606 haha good luck! 😃Finding the right hair products is a struggle and an adventure 😅
Me, too! My hair is fine and thin, and I have tried the expensive brands and always come back to Pantene. It’s the best! And, it smells amazing. I don’t wear perfume because I am allergic and they all make me sneeze and wheeze. People always say “you smell great, what perfume do you wear?” And the answer is “none - I use Pantene” Some people don’t believe it until they smell my hair LOL. It doesn’t smell like a perfume to me. But it does smell nice. Try it!
You look so much like Emily Osment when you smile! :O . Also I am here because i just bought pantene aqua shampoo & conditioner yeasterday and my hair had NEVER been sooo soft, smooth, shiny and whats the best part they're sooo easy to brush!. I always had a problem with tangles no matter what I've used but this...this is my holy grail from now on 🙏 Thanks for the honest review ✊
I noticed my hair feels extremely healthy and looks so shiny since I've been using Pantene
Love hearing that!
It seems to depend on the formula you buy. Some of the formulas seem to build up so I switch to a cleansing shampoo.
6:11 You have to fully rinse the conditioner off of your hair??! I thought you have to keep some on your hair, it works as a leave in conditioner and helps to keep your hair moisturized! 😮 I got this suggestion from an RUclipsr. Should i completely rinse it off for better result and to avoid build up!?
thanks for the video! recently I'm out of budget so I go back to pantene since I was a teenager, i was shocked!! my hair is so much better than when Im using the expensive /natural brand shampoo my hair become soft and shiny it's so much easier to blow dry it,I have dry thick hair it's always tangled when it is wet,it's painful to stand in the bathroom half an hour to dry my hair, especially during summer
i know there's sls and dimethicone in it (I used to avoid them),but I don't care anymore, cause my hair looks like I just came out from the salon and I'm poor right now 😅
It's seriously so good and doesn't deserve the hate it gets! I double checked my bottles and both list dimethicone despite their ingredients being listed otherwise online - but I actually think silicones are fine and have come such a long way in haircare.
@@BoldlyLauren I'm using the classic clean one and there's dimethicone in it,it depends on their line so you still have choices if you don't want them in your shampoo(I picked this because it was like 5 bucks on Amazon 😅)
i used to hate dimethicone so much , but actually it appears in tons of super high end brand skin care products,you can see the most expensive serum and eye cream dimethicone is on the top of their list,high end brand like using it because costumers can see the difference right away so they will buy the product again
if people pay hundreds of dollars on the little bottles that still contains dimethicone with other types of silicone ,then why not on a 5 bucks shampoo 😂
I've loved Pantene forever, but I find the thoughts on making sure that you're washing out all of the product interesting because I have curly hair I've always left a little conditioner in. I'll have to try fulling rinsing it out and see if I get better results. Btw your earrings are really cute!
Would love an update! And thank you 🥰
@@BoldlyLauren does pantene help promote hair growth
@@BoldlyLauren
Your hair looks amazing
@@IcedCoffeeLover430 I don't believe they make any claims of that, but I do believe they have a range specifically for maintaining the length of your hair (preventing breakage and splits)
@@IcedCoffeeLover430 thank you so much! I recently got their rosewater line and I love it 🙌
Thank you for validating my thoughts! The salon-shaming overall keeps me away unless I want something done that I cannot do myself.... oh, and your makeup is beautiful! would love to know what eyeshadow & lippie you're wearing?
Thanks for watching! I hope some hairdressers see this video because I have been really surprised by my experience.
Today I'm wearing the new Clinique Black Honey eyeshadow palette, and on my lips I have on Victoria Beckham Lipliner 02 and Westman Atelier Les Nudes lip palette
@@BoldlyLauren Thank you!!
I agree that some salons shame hard core, but other's just aim to educate. Please don't put all hairdressers in that box.
When I started getting my hair colored and I used the products they recommended to me, my hair looked like crap. You need to know what kind of products you need for your hair type and that’s about it. Drugstore or high end, doesn’t matter. They both use the same ingredients.
Loved Pantene years ago I now use Bio silk love this soo much better. I also buy a small container of anything new I try in case it doesn't work out so that is something to think about maybe just those travel size
Awesome video! Everything you say makes total sense. Especially paying attention to rinsing out the products. I think most don’t really spend the time to really rinsing or even making sure their hair is fully saturated with water before shampooing.
100%! I've honestly been so pleasantly surprised using this shampoo/conditioner and was bracing myself for my hair to be a wreck...and somehow it's better than before!
@@BoldlyLauren your hair looks so healthy and shiny. Also with ginger/ red hair color it’s quickest to fade, and your color looks so vibrant.
Whatever works for you works for you, everyone is different. So, if this works for you it works, but if it doesn’t then you can find something else. 👍👍👍
I always considered pantene such a good shampoo. Other more extensive shampoo don't even compare to it
It's such a drugstore gem! Doesn't deserve the hate it gets at all.
Love this! I grew up on Pantene and herbal essence and used to have the longest most shiny healthy hair. As I grew up and was on my own I experimented with tons. Starting going to salons and buying their stuff. Over the years my hair when to crap. No I find there’s a mixture of both salon and drugstore brands that work for me. Pantene is one that works great for me! Redken is a salon brand that works! There are some from both ends that do. Definitely need to find what’s right for you which is hard these days because as an adult I find women shame each other for using drugstore hair products and makeup for that matter
100%! I love my Pantene and use some pro products too - but Pantene Shampoo and conditioner are staples in my shower always. Herbal Essences - classic rose - is another favorite of mine. I think that's why this video was so important to me to make...my hope was that people would hear a professional say for a change "hey it's ok to use drugstore too" because so many will tell you not to. Like you said, it's all about finding what works for you...I fully support that!
@@BoldlyLaurenexactly! Thank you for speaking out on it! Every hair dresser I’ve met in person still swears by salon stuff even tho they’ll admit my hair looks great with very little to no damage. But even so they always still want me to change up my products which makes zero sense. As much as I do love some salon brands I’m sure my hair would be better off using a cheaper shampoo and condition and still being able to afford the heat protectants, hair oils ect. Because I still need all of those even with my beloved Redken but the Redken doesn’t leave much of a budget for the extras for me in this economy. A few years ago it did but not now. So definitely thank you so much for this!!! I hope your message reaches a bunch of people who need to hear this ❤
I can't attest to Pantene 100% at this moment being as I'm here after my first use since childhood when I thought Pantene WAS top shelf. I grew up really poor. But not since my Dove lemon verbena pomegranate (discontinued) have I had my hair feel so nice. The loreal elvive was good but caused dandruff so bad. I've tried other store brands for the same results as Dove for years. I always avoided Pantene. Anyways, I bought the 2-in-1 clean tonight and I'm crossing my fingers that this is my one. I have been using Aussie Moist and, on my hair, it is mediocre at best. I've been letting my bleach grow out for over a year now and I finally took off a lot of it in one cut instead of a dusting... I did a CUT. The bleach was only on the top cap, so my under cap is completely virgin. I took about 2" off my burned hair and about an inch off the under. I got a double long layered look that I don't hate at all. That cut may have had an affect on my new found hair health. I love it enough that I'm not disappointed at all. Also, I always cut my own hair. I've taken enough cosmetology that I shouldn't have to pay someone. I'm a beauty school dropout lol. May go back
Thank you for this! What a wonderful review.
Thanks Alot Love ❤ Thats what i thought its suits mine hair too but then i thought why people say its not good Blessed to have u❤
The moisture range is still my favorite 😍
@@BoldlyLauren And I litreally Loved your Beautiful hair 😍 Let them always stay As They are ♥️♥️♥️ Stay Blessed love
Hi, Lauren! Thanks for sharing your thoughts. I really enjoyed this video! While testing out Pantene for those few weeks, what styling products did you use along with it? Are there any Pantene ones you recommend? Thanks!! :)
I've been using the Miracle Rescue 10 in 1 which I love, and the Root Spray.
I've always been using Pantene since I was a kid and stopped for the past 5 months because I couldn't find it in the country where I am right now on exchange. Can't wait to get back home and have shiny hair again haha
which one is good for fine hair but it thick in the stands if you know what i mean, my scalp gets very oily and feels weighed down but ends are always a bit more dry. looking for lightweight bouncy hair
Try the volume shampoo and the moisture conditioner (mostly on the ends)
Me (being a 16 yo male) uses Pantene and I severely notice the difference , using Pantene my hair always feels silky and just genially smells great , I do notice my hair does feel stiff /dried out for several hours in the morning, maybe because I don’t have conditioner
Oooh...if you're hair is longer, maybe consider adding in the conditioner (it's wonderful!) But if not, maybe try the 2 in 1 variation for more conditioning
Also worth noting, that stiff feeling can be mineral buildup from water...a clarifying shampoo every couple of weeks can help this.
Im using redken rn. Walmart had it clearanced for $12 ea. It will last me a long while, but I want to try one of their formulas again.
I've been back on Pantene for at least a year and a half now and my hair has felt amazing and is easy to style! Their new Miracle Rescue line is amazing
I like:
Pantene Pro-V Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo & Conditioner, Pantene Curl Perfection Shampoo & Conditioner,
Pantene Smooth & Sleek Conditioner,
Pantene Repair & Protect Conditioner
Are you still liking the Pantene?
I made myself use up and go thru my graveyard of shampoos and conditioners(mostly salon )and have settled on Pantene and Tresemme.
I'm currently testing another line...and wishing it was Pantene LOL!!! I truly believe Pantene is the best bang for your buck, and it makes your hair feel so nice.
@@BoldlyLauren Have you tried the Repair & Protect Shampoo and Conditioner? I like mostly all the Pantene conditioners, however, I try to stick with shampoos that say "moisturizing" or "hydrating." So, I mainly use the Curl Perfection Shampoo and Daily Moisture Renewal Shampoo.
Have you tried Tresemme?
@Luann Consentino I haven't tried that one! The moisturizing one is amazing though.
I haven't used Tresseme since I was a kid! On the note of drugstore shampoos and conditioners I love though - classic Rose Herbal Essences is another favorite!
Have you tried OGX? Not very moisturizing and not as good as Pantene for detangling.
I think Pantene is better! At least for my hair. I have also tried Dove and Garnier Fructis, Aussie, etc.
@Luann Consentino you know, I used to love OGX but they discontinued some of my favorites and I haven't tried again since! They used to have a cherry blossom line that smelled so gorgeous.
Yay! I love Pantene and have always used it 😊
Their Root Lift is great for my fine wavy hair!
I just love your hair color! Can you please share the color level brand etc ?
I realize this video was done a while ago but I would also like to mention, people with really bad contact dermatitis struggle with high end shampoo and conditioner. Pantene has a limited amount of ingredients and I never itch when I use it. When I get my hair highlighted, I will get hives on my neck from the shampoo and conditioner unless I wash my hair when I get home. I don’t have the nerve to ask my hairdresser to use Pantene on me 😬
We definitely had people bring in their own shampoo/conditioner from time to time! Not Pantene, but you know what...if it keeps you from getting hives, I say do it!
Between my self and my daughters… we use Pantene. One likes the Smooth and sleek, the other likes the volume one, I use the ‘Classic Clean’ or whatever leftovers they have in a pinch. I miss the ice shine one. But there’s 13 feet of hair between us. I just lie to the hairdresser when I go in for my twice yearly trims.
Same with my esthetician. She thinks I am using one of those fancy facial cleansers (because “your skin looks so good!”), uh… nope. Dove sensitive bar. 😂
😂 Pantene and Dove girly myself. Also love Ivory soap!
My mom and I used Pantene shampoo , we noticed our hair would fall off everytime we used it. There would be a clump of hair at the bottom of the tub after rinsing everytime we used it after the first initial use .maybe it was not meant for us if it worked for others.
I hate to rain on this, if it works for yall i love that for you, but for me pantene was NOT it. It kept making my hair fall out and it just felt dry and got frizzy and never felt right again after using it regularly.
Which one is most effective moisture renewal or clean one?
Personally I like both! If your hair is on the finer side, you might like the clean one more, but if your hair is dyed/bleached, coarse, or curly you may like the moisture one more.
I’ve been using Pantene all my life! Recently got balayage highlights and started using redken because I heard pantene will strip the color. Redken makes my hair feel so dry and not as good as with pantene. Do you think pantene actually strips color?
I don't feel like it does at all...and I'm a redhead!
Pantene has a color protect shampoo and conditioner option
My first initial thought was your hair looks great 👍
I got a question can I use two different combo like Pantene smooth & silky shampoo with sheer volume conditioner or both should be the same ?
Theoretically, you should get benefits of both! The shampoo would make your hair soft and shiny and the conditioner would be lightweight
Pantene was known as a "better" brand back in the day. Nexxus was a salon only professional brand. And if I remember correctly, Paul Mitchell was also a salon brand. All these you tubers are busting on drugstore brands, but I've been using Nexxus products since 1985 and love them.
It's been a minute since I used Nexxus, but I remember really liking it! Do you remember Finesse? Omg what I would give to smell a bottle of that again!
Thank you for sharing, I’m using the same brand
How do you close this big bottle I can't do it😅
Mine has a pump
Thanks for the review!!
Pantene save my blonde cracky dry hair. Loreal & Garnier dry my hair & it's hard to comb & my hair is hard after towel dried it. Dove is okay substitute for Pantene.
I actually agree on Loreal...it's been ages since I tried Garnier, but I always felt like my hair got greasy faster so I haven't revisited it.
So since you’ve been using the Pantene shampoo/conditioner, what other products do you use in your hair ?
Lately I've been using the Bumble and Bumble Hairdressers Invisible Oil Primer, EVOLVh Mousse, and usually a hair oil (Virtue or L'Anza)
@@BoldlyLauren oh okay nice! I like the bb leave in and the Lanza healing keratin oil hair oil is really good. Also on a budget using a little bit of the Pantene conditioner as a leave in conditioner right out of the shower works really well too if your hair is textured and dry. They have reformulated all the products (you have the new ones) and I think I like this formula a lot more than the old ones. Pantene and other big brands invests so much money into research and I trust their formulas 100% even if they are “basic” sometimes less is more lol
Wow God Bless you look like actress Diana Scarwid
when I used pantene it made my hair very soft but ..
after it made my hair feel like hay/twigs
Like flyaway or greasy?
Honestly, I hate the products that beauticians put in my hair. I have curly/ wavy hair and they think that I need a thousand salon products. Nope. I also believe that your body chemistry makes or breaks a product. I saw somebody say they used Herbal Essence. That stuff was awful for me but worked for her. Great. My last thought is some people do overwash their hair. Many people wash their hair daily and it probably isn’t necessary. Anyway. Pantene works well in my household. My daughters have straight hair and they have shiny hair. It smells great and their heads are throughly rinsed. My oldest asks me to help her. So that point you made can be a problem and cause build up. My oldest still wants my help and that is why hers is probably shiny with Pantene.
The longer I worked in the salon, the less products I put on people's hair haha. If you're using the right ones for someone's hair, usually you don't need much! And yay on Pantene working for your family - I just used the rose one today, and my hair is SO shiny.
@@BoldlyLauren I know they are trying to sell those products to make money but I honestly wash my hair AFTER the cut to try to look like myself again. It is just a waste of product for me.
My hair was medium-coarse combo texture but I am post-menopause and it is now pretty much coarse with a little medium. I have used so many hair brands over the years salon and drugstore and Pantene seems to work the best. Even when I experimented yrs ago I'd go back to Pantene mostly their conditioners because their shampoos have sodium lauryl sulfate which is harsh for my hair which has tendency to rough feeling and strawlike.
Any other suggestions are appreciated as I have always wished for finer strands that seem easier to care for but fine hair is not in my family genes.
Hi! Pantene makes a Rose Water shampoo that is sulfate free
I tried that one and unfortunately it was not enough moisture for my hair(the conditioner), the Pro-V works better thicker consistency too.
My hair has been a hassle for last several yrs as it has turned coarser and I have some grays mostly top and sides. It has changed and I need softness, help with frizz which has increased too. So much frizz! Never had this much before menopause!
I wanted to add that just recently found out I have hyperparathyroidism no idea how that affects the hair.
Hey can you guide me about their summer frizz range?
Unfortunately that collection doesn't appear to be available in the US! I'm willing to bet it's nice though as it's designed to seal the cuticle
Guys I just brought Pantene today...idk if I can use it or not... I have never used this thing never in my life...can you guys give me some reviews 😅 please
Hello... what do you think of the 3min miracle treatment pantene and the repair and protected pantene shampoo ? For bleach hair
I haven't used either of those, but repairing products are almost always a good idea for bleach! I'm sorry, I wish I could be of more help.
Now that Pantene has 0% sulfate silicone paraben and dye line I am a Pantene fan
I got to go to the Pantene labs, and they showed us a demonstration with their sulfate free shampoo compared to a sulfate free competitor- theirs had over twice the amount of lather because they use a desalination process. Absolutely fascinating! Their chemists are so passionate about creating products they love
What about the DMDM in the hair products?
There isn't any
@@BoldlyLaurenohhhhh ok thank you!!! 💜
What do you think of ogx
I used to love their shampoos/conditioners/and hairspray! They discontinued some that were my favorites. Literally today though, I just bought their Coconut Miracle Oil to use as a pre wash!
I use redken and my hair is so dry. $60 a bottle and they had me buy 4 and they dont work for me!! I desperately need hair care help!
Oh that's no fun 😭 I haven't had the greatest experience with Redken on my hair personally. Pantene and Herbal Essences (the rose one) are my favorite drugstore options, and for higher end I love Virtue Labs (recently did a video on them!), EVOLVh (BOLDLY15 saves on orders), and Iles Formula
@@BoldlyLauren Oooo thank you! I used to use herbal essences and it was amazing! I might try that again and them Pantene as well! thank you!
Your ear rings are so cute
Thank you!
Try putting a perm in a client because of panetene it doesn’t take well
Hairstylist and dermatologist, doctors in general don’t want people knowing about alternatives because that means they go out of business. Lol
I used that Pantene brand. And my hair gets so much buildup from it …
Does it give dandruff.?
No flakes in my experience!
I love your channel❤❤❤
Thank you! Glad to have you here!
Thank you I was really scared when searching online about it after I bought it so thank you (btw your makeup looks gorgeous)
Thank you! Would love to know how your experience goes
You look just like Rhea Seehorn from better call Saul! Ps I just bought some Pantene lol
The lady in the video is so right!
You seriously have to give Pantene conditioner a good rinse to get it all out of your hair (takes me ages).
There's supposedly a lot of plastics and other crap in it but you can do much worse with drug store products imo.
(I also use it to shave my legs and armpits and its especially good for that! lol).
There's no plastics or crap in it! 😂The conditioner contains silicone, but this is actually derived from sand! And it is very good at protecting hair.
Thank you for that video ! I was searching for a good shampoo wich i could afford and bingo ! Thank you !!!
Hope you like it! The rose version is also really nice too
@@BoldlyLauren Thank you so much for your time ! I will check that !
Fatty alcohols are in every product under the sun, skincare and hair care, all of them. They're not the drying astringent type of alcohol that everyone immediately thinks of.
Is it heavy on the hair ?
I haven't had that issue! I do make sure to rinse thoroughly, but my hair feels soft and bouncy when I use it
So.. when I worked at walmart I got a ton of pantene when it went on clearance for 50 cents a bottle... literally bought like a cart of that... and i used it for maybe 2 years (it was a lot!). meanwhile my hair was turning to total crap and i attributed that to maybe age (i'm 39) and/or just general damage from styling/coloring etc... i ran out finally and went to buy some new shampoo... picked up some herbal essences and started using that... and suddenly my hair improved within a few washes. like the difference was DRASTIC. it was silky soft again... like it used to be. i can only assume pantene was wrecking my hair! like i figure it was leaving some kinda residue on it or buildup
I’m actually curious since you’ve used Pantene for that long cus when I started using it my hair was so soft & healthy but now I’m experiencing a dry scalp which I’m think because of Pantene but I’m not sure, so I would love to hear how it was for you in the beginning using and what made you switch?
@@lostfound5471 I actually just switched cuz i ran out of it... so I decided to just go back to herbal essences cuz i used it years ago (i like how it smells lol). and realized it dramatically changed my hair condition... And yeah it might be a good idea to at least just try switching for a while... to something else. maybe even use a clarifying shampoo first then switch. I use herbal essences when I don't care about keeping color in my hair. But if you have it colored I'd recommend somethin else... if i want to keep my color looking good i use a sulfate free shampoo (loreal makes a great one called EverPure but there are others too). It's also helped a ton to to use a hair oil. I've been using moroccan hair oil once a week and its been a total game changer for my dry hair.
Actually Pantene and Herbal Essences are basically the same formula just with different fragrances. They are both owned by Procter and Gamble. It's possible you were using the wrong version of Pantene for your hair type.
@@fruitpunch5260i was coming to say the same exact thing lol
wow thanks! :D
The formula has changed from even a year ago, it feels like putting a coat of melted plastic in your hair that does not rinse out.
Hm, that hasn't been my experience. Sorry that's happening for you!
@@BoldlyLauren I noticed it in the last bottle I bought and bought another one to be sure it wasn’t just me or a bad bottle. It’s different unless I’m getting a counterfeit.
that must be the new pantene formula :P
Wow! You're a looker.
Thanks, Lauren!
I love Pantene ❤
You’re gorgeous
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I used drug store shampoos but I just want to kinda treat my hair so I’m using redken and biolage and love it
It's fun to switch it up!
I love Pantene. ❤️
Same 🫶