Pantene Pro-V Repair & Protect Shampoo – 12 fl oz
Hair feeling dry, dull, or damaged? Let the Pantene Pro-V Repair & Protect Shampoo come to the rescue. This powerful yet gentle formula works to repair 6 months of damage in just 1 use* — yep, it’s that good. Infused with Pantene’s signature Pro-V Nutrients, it targets weak, brittle strands and helps protect against future breakage.
Get ready for stronger, shinier, and totally revived hair from root to tip.
*Damage to smoothness and shine, using shampoo & conditioner system vs. non-conditioning shampoo.
Key Benefits:
- Visibly repairs damage and restores strength
- Protects against heat & styling damage
| Product Details | Value |
|---|---|
| Brand | Pantene |
| Volume | 12 fl oz |
| Key Ingredients | Pro-V Nutrients |
| Use Case | Damaged, dry, or brittle hair |
FAQ
Can this shampoo be used on color-treated hair?
Yes, the shampoo is formulated to protect against heat and styling damage, making it suitable for color-treated hair.
Does it leave hair feeling heavy or greasy?
No, it is a gentle formula that cleanses without leaving hair feeling heavy or greasy.
Is it suitable for all hair types?
Please contact customer service
Dorothy Ince –
After using this shampoo for a few weeks, my hair feels much stronger and less brittle. It’s especially helpful after using hot tools. The shine has improved noticeably, and I no longer see split ends as often.
Lucas MacDonald –
My hair was dry and frizzy after a long time of heat styling. This shampoo made a difference — it felt clean and my hair looked smoother after just one use.
Lucas Rutherford –
I’ve tried several repair shampoos, but this one stands out. My hair feels more resilient and looks healthier. It’s a great addition to my hair care routine.
Amy Manning –
Works well for damaged ends. I use it twice a week and notice less breakage over time. The scent is mild and not overpowering.
Rose Martin –
My curly hair was getting more frizzy and dry. After switching to this shampoo, it feels softer and more manageable. The shine is back, and I’m seeing less split ends.