I have hair a little longer than shoulder length. It’s thick, wavy hair, and tends to gets pretty frizzy, and occationally oily.
I want my hair to be straight, manageable, shiny, healthy, and soft.
I think I’m going to try using Pantene, what kind of Pantene shampoo and conditioner should I use if I want my hair to be this way?
What Kind Of Pantene Shampoo Should I Use?
July 30th, 2010
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pantene contains sylicon which whatever one you use will make your hair limp greasey and dull
it also wrecks your hair please get some salon stuff
paul mitchell is cheapish and will last you alot longer than pantene so count the money your paying for pantene week after week then think if you get a decent one you save money as it lasts you longer. -
Uhm, you shouldn’t use pantene because it gives you an increase of hair loss. The conditioner is so strong that whenever it detangles your hair, it falls apart from your scalp. Then, you’ll be rather sympathetic then excited. Afterwards, once you get the hair loss, you’ll end up having to apply aloe vera pulp on your scalp for several days to avoid it from losing more hair as time pass.
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I would suggest you use Nature Fusion and my hair is just like yours but just a little bit curlier. I would suggest you use both Shampoo & Conditioner. It looks like a white bottle with leafs all over it. Or if that doesn’t help, If you really want great hair, there is also a dove brand for a little bit of a more cheap price. You can get dove for dry or damaged hair in a white and blue bottle at Wal-Mart for about $4.00 For the conditioner and $4.00 for the shampoo. The pantene is a little more expensive though through my experience the dove worked way better. Hope this helps! :]
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I like the Smooth line. Makes it nice and shiny. And it smells nice, too.