PANTENE

PANTENE

rayoflight2022-11-19T14:14:14.000Z
I've yet to find a single drugstore shampoo that I'd want to use up as shampoo, let alone +
repurchase one. There's always something wrong with them, either too harsh/stripping (like the Schwarzkopf d/s options, Gliss and Schauma) or the pH i
dottielsj2022-11-17T19:14:46.000Z
R+Co dry shampoo paste or Cremo dry shampoo paste (on Amazon)++
Pantene foam dry shampoo are all great for boosting texture on a short pixie, which I had myself not long ago. It’s grown out quite a bit now. Som
dottielsj2022-11-15T16:40:22.000Z
I’m not a fan of spray dry shampoos. Idk about clogging follicles but I can’t stand the+
Icky residue and they really don’t work that great ime. I do like FOAM dry shampoo and dry shampoo PASTE. Foam dry shampoo not only absorbs oil but
dlrae2022-11-01T19:47:28.000Z
2nd the Pantene dry shampoo foam. Excellent for my 2nd and sometimes 3rd day bangs that get greasy
dottielsj2022-11-01T16:15:47.000Z
Love Pantene Dry Shampoo foam and R+Co (or Beyond the Zone) Dry Shampoo ++
Paste. No these are the usual spray type but these work so much better for me than sprays and leave a LOT less residue. So little residue that my us
lipsticklover2022-10-16T18:23:43.000Z
A bit of a hair and body product week for me>>>
250 ml L'Occitane Almond shower oil 50 ml Lise Watier Supreme hand and nail cream Body Shop Ginger hair conditioner Pantene Smooth hair conditioner
dottielsj2022-10-15T12:16:05.000Z
I really like non spray dry shampoos. Like the Pantene foam one, which is great++
And there’s zero residue. Got2b and Nexxus also have great ones. Plus these are AWESOME for volume, I get almost TOO much volume. Also really prefe
jill92022-10-11T14:15:12.000Z
You might try Pantene or Redken
Art4Cara2022-09-30T04:04:35.000Z
Lots of the recs are too pricey for me - r/o
plus - my hair does just fine with sulfates and silicones, even though I’m older and have color-treated waves and curls. Oh sure - I went through a fe
rayoflight2022-08-24T08:39:43.000Z
Most salon brands, like Schwarzkopf, Joico or Redken and such all have +
their shampoos and conditioners within the appropriate pH ranges. They even have been advertising it lately as if it's something new or innovative (li