I decided to try Pantene Pro-V Restoratives Time Renewal shampoo after noticing it in my local pound shop. I was aware that, at the time, it usually retailed at around £4 so though I might as well try it while it was so cheap. Pantene claims that, 'This advanced system helps fight signs of damage by restoring hair's sheen and silky feel.' Now I don't tend to blow dry my hair or use straighteners or curling tongs, but I have been dying my hair since I was twelve, so that's 13 years of monthly dyeing, and my hair is now paying the price for it! My hair is quite dry and can seem quite brittle if I don't look after it properly, so the Time ...  Read the complete review

As you may know, I have banned myself from buying any toiletries until I have used up what I have got. I am fast running out of space so must get rid of a few bottles. Whilst looking to see what I could find that was nearly empty I came across a sample-sized tube of Pantene Pro-V Time Renewal shampoo. I decided to use this one as it was almost empty and would create a tiny bit of room on my crammed shelf. Packaging I received this product to try direct from Pantene some time ago. The tube is 30ml, pretty small, though bigger than most sample-sized products. The tube is a mixture of colours, though mainly white, silver and gold with a navy blue coloured ...  Read the complete review

PANTENE PRO-V RESTORATIVE SHAMPOO DESCRIPTION This shampoo is called Pantene and is a fairly new shampoo that restores and helps restore damaged hair to a sheen and silky feel. This product comes in a cream 250ml container, with a top lid that closes and secures the shampoo. SMELL AND TEXTURE I would say this shampoo smells of peaches.The colour of this is blue when squeezed out and when applied to my hair as if by magic the shampoo turns white. When massaged through my hair the feel is very silky, but you need a generous amount for a good lather. AFTER WASHING Wow i can get a comb through my hair, my comb slips ...  Read the complete review

I bought this shampoo hoping that it might be an affordable alternative to my much loved Kerastase. Unfortunately the credit crunch has bitten hard and the blank look on my husbands face when I suggested spending £35 on shampoo and conditioner told me it was time to move on. I wont lie this pained me somewhat - after all, it would be no loss to him, he's bald - if he had long, highlighted hair prone to frizz and split ends I'm sure it would have been considered a more important household purchase. So anyway, off I marched to Superdrug, with hope in my heart and about £5 in my purse. Ive always avoided Pantene - I dont like the claim in the adverts that you end up with ...  Read the complete review