Pantene Time Renewal Shampoo

After a really horrible time using Dove Pro Age Shampoo and Conditioner a few days ago I was really distressed at my Mother sticking Pantene in the bathroom for family use this week. I've never been a fan of Pantene products anyway believing its very over rated after using a few less than satisfactory offerings over the years so I've steered well clear. I do own my own shampoos and conditioners of mie that I've been busy on here reviewing lately but thought I should try this out after seeing the adverts promising to turn my hair back to the condition it was last year and was worried if it worked would it also go back to blonde with pink streaks?! lol The ...  Read the complete review

Like most females (nor being sexist here, it is a well-known fact we women spend a minor fortune each year on cosmetic/toiletry products), I like to try new products as they are released for my hair, in the desperate hope I can find a miracle cure for the damage I do to my poor forlorn locks on a daily basis. Therefore when Pantene released the 'Time Renewal' range I bought both the shampoo and conditioner in the early days of its release. Bizarrely enough however, on having four weeks in Cyprus last year, I found the 'Pro-V Restoratives' range on the Cyprian supermarket shelves far sooner than I found it over here! This bottle is ...  Read the complete review

When I first used this product I really liked it, it was the only shampoo & conditioner that made my hair REALLY soft and tangle free, however, when I told my stylist about using Pantene she gave me a stern talking to that made me steer away from pantene products all together. She told me that the only reason pantene shampoos and conditioners make your hair shiny (like the ads say) is because of the WAX that the products contain. The wax makes your hair shiny after use, but it doesn't do anything to restore the quality of your hair, it actually DRIES your hair out. No matter how soft pantene makes my hair I will never use a pantene product again because of the fact ...  Read the complete review

Pantene is a brand of hair care products owned by Procter & Gamble. It was created in 1947 by the Swiss drug manufacturer Hoffman-LaRoche. It was primarily a European company until it acquired by Richardson-vicks in 1983. They expanded the product line to 100 products which were mainly sold in salons and department stores. I've never really liked Pantene products very much, I've always found my hair gets greasy very quickly after using it. I have very greasy hair anyway and need to wash it everyday to keep the grease at bay. Anyway, it must have been back last year sometime when I received a package in the post containing a small bottle of ...  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