Pantene Colour Expressions Brunette Conditioner

I have just started using this conditioner along with the shampoo mainly because I was going away on training and found I had forgotten everything. So, Iran into the nearest shop and found this and the shampoo on a special offer...BARGAIN! I have always liked Pantene as a brand but have avoided color specific hair care products. I have found that this is different from other color specific hair care products because it doesn't discolor the hair instead it cleans it and enriches it showing the natural colors true vibrance rather than just coating it in henna which I find leaves the hair with less body and bounce. This product also has a really nice scent to it and kind of ...  Read the complete review

This is the best conditioner I've ever used. I was really loathe to try it as I've never got on with Pantene before, but the adverts looked so good and at £2.99 for a bottle the price was a lot cheaper than the John Frieda version I was using. The conditioner itself is brown in colour and can stain your shower if you're not too careful! It doesn't have any particular smell to it. It has quite a thick consistency so it doesn't go everywhere when you squirt it out. I like the upside down style of the bottle as you don't have to shake the bottle vigorously to get the last drop out. You only need a small amount of the conditioner. My hair is quite long and I ...  Read the complete review

Not so long ago I wrote about the Pantene Colour Expressions shampoo and so I thought it only fair to tell you about the matching conditioner. Although I was very negative about the shampoo, I actually have much nicer things to say about the conditioner. Never before have I found a shampoo and conditioner that vary so wildly in results. This particular conditioner is especially for brunette hair and it states that the fennel extracts it contains will give you 'glowing velvety brunette' hair. It can be used on either natural brunette hair or colour treated hair like mine. In terms of packaging, the conditioner does lose out to the shampoo. Whereas ...  Read the complete review