💆 Pantene Pro-V Blends, 17.9 fl oz, Sulfate Free Conditioner with Activated Charcoal Review

I love this product. I know it's not a leave-in conditioner but that's how I use it because my hair looks so beautiful when I use this product. I am so happy with this product. Definitely recommend if you're looking for a deeply moisturizing cream for frizzy hair but don't want to use those thick conditioners. This one is lightweight and will definitely make your hair shine.

I love this one! I use the version before they changed bottles. I try not to get too attached to the lines that Pantene adds because they tend to erase them in a very short time. This conditioner could use a little more moisture, but I love the fact that it's silicone-free. My hair does not tolerate silicone well. The smell is very clean, I like it even more than the classic smell. It really doesn't make any sense.

I've always liked Pantene conditioners and felt that their conditioners offered the best value for money and sometimes just the best results no matter the price. This Pro-v Blends Charcoal Conditioner was surprisingly white as I've seen a lot of popular activated charcoal health and beauty products lately and they are all black as you would expect. However, this conditioner works great on my aged, coarse, color treated, heat damaged hair. I have the worst hair ever. This conditioner instantly…

Charcoal is trending among cleaning products. It is said to draw out impurities and promote hair growth! I didn't know that until I looked :) and I have to say that this product works. I hate the feeling of heaviness in my hair from various products and especially conditioners. This works well and leaves hair clean and voluminous but without the greasy heaviness! I will be looking for an activated charcoal shampoo to use with this conditioner!

Tl, dr: In theory, this product is a bad idea (charcoal absorbs, making shampoo/conditioner effective) and contains almost no activated charcoal. Luckily it's just stupid, not bad. For those of you who don't know, the idea behind charcoal (other than grilling) is to gobble up things you don't need. In the context of hair care, these seem to be things like "toxins" and "free radicals." (None of these affect the hair, since the hair is dead.) It takes a lot to work, as many kids who get…