Pantene Ultimate 10 BB Cream for Hair Review

I'll admit, when I first spotted Pantene's Ultimate 10 "BB Cream" for hair, I think the first words out of my mouth were, "Come on, really?" followed by a snicker and an eye roll.  The whole BB Craze is starting to seem a bit ridiculous and over-the-top to me, and now there's a hair product calling itself BB- why not just leave the name as "Ultimate 10?"  Needless to say, I almost didn't buy it because of the whole BB thing, but I ended up doing so out of sheer curiosity.  OMG, I am so glad I did.

This all-in-one, multitasking balm has 10 benefits for the hair: 

1. Repair for rough hair
2. Strength against damage
3. Silky Softness
4. Brilliant Shine
5. Smoothing
6. Moisture
7. Frizz Control
8. Heat Protection
9. Manageability
10. Tamed Fly-Aways

Zooey Deschanel, Pantene's spokesperson, (and whose hair is gorgeous by the way) recently said about the Ultimate 10 BB Cream, "This [product] is great because I'm lazy when I get home. I don't want to do anything special to my hair, so I can put this on and sleep on it, but it doesn't get anything on my pillow, and when I wake up my hair is nicer."  

Pantene Ultimate 10 BB Cream is a lightweight balm/cream that isn't heavy, like I thought it would be.  The consistency is lightweight and almost like a gel-serum.  The bottle says to use 1-2 pumps (1 was enough for my shoulder length hair).  

I applied it to damp hair and then got to blowdrying.  For real, my hair has never looked better in my life.  It had body (even my fine hair wasn't weighed down by this), tons and tons of shine, and my split ends were pretty much non-existent. I've been growing out a chin-length bob since the fall, and have been avoiding haircuts so that it'll grow out faster, so my ends were not in the greatest of shape to begin with. By the time I was done drying my hair, I was like, "what split ends?"  Seriously.  My hair looked freshly cut, swingy and shiny- and AMAZING. 

So I take back all my skepticism, and I no longer care what this product is called...I'm calling it my "miracle cream".   See how it works for you- I think you're going to love it- really. 

Garnier Fructis Hydra Recharge Review

I've always had a hard time finding the perfect shampoo and conditioner for my hair type, because it's fine/thin and dry/damaged.  Volumizing formulas never offer enough conditioning, yet dry/damaged ones are usually too heavy and weigh my hair down.  
I've been seeing Garnier's Hydra Recharge line in the drugstores, but last week, I finally picked one up and read the label to see what it was all about.  Turns out, it's for dry hair, but promises to add weightless moisture.  I've seen products that have promised this before, but I was intrigued enough to buy the shampoo, conditioner, and leave in conditioner, especially since CVS had them on sale 3/$10. 

The Hydra Recharge Shampoo has tiny blue beads suspended in the product that contain goji berry and passion fruit to hydrate the hair without weighing it down.  The first thing I noticed about the shampoo is how thick it is.  I ended up rubbing it between my hands first before applying it to my hair to break up some of the beads.  The rest dissolved as I shampooed.  Despite the thickness of the product, it rinsed out of my hair completely, without leaving the feeling of residue.  

The Hydra Recharge Conditioner also contains goji berry, passion fruit and kiwi and is meant to deeply hydrate without adding weight. It was a medium thickness- not as thick as the ones I use for dry/damaged hair, yet not as runny as volumizing formulas.  I was able to coat my hair from root to tip and let it soak in for a few minutes.  When I rinsed, my hair felt silky and smooth, but at the same time, I didn't feel like my hair had a coating on it.

I debated whether to use the Hydra Recharge Moisture Whip leave-in conditioner after using the rinse out conditioner, because I was worried about too much moisture.  But in the end, I figured it would be the ultimate test to see if I could pile on the products and still have weightless hair.  I used one pump, which was plenty for my shoulder length hair.  It starts as a foam and turns into a serum when  you rub your hands together.  

I was pleasantly surprised at this line, because not only did it hydrate my hair enough, but my hair had more volume than any thickening product has given me to date- no greasiness or weight.  I even had more volume than I would get using a mousse or volumizing spray and I didn't use any styling products whatsoever!

 I was more impressed with how thick and full my hair looked than anything else, so it's weird that the product description doesn't play that up more, but instead they choose to focus on the moisture aspect.

So if you're looking for something to give your hair volume, I would highly recommend this, even though it's not a "volumizing" product, it has the added bonus of giving fine hair quite an amazing boost while giving dry hair much needed moisture.  I can't wait to try the deep conditioner next!

Have you tried this line yet?  I'd love to see if anyone has had the same great experience I did!

New Products Spotted- L'oreal Versailles Nail Polishes, Vichy BB Cream, Organix Keratin Oil

 I spotted some new products on the shelves of Walgreens tonight.  

Right by the front door, these caught my eye.  Organix always has the best scents, and this line looks intriguing because it's an anti-breakage Keratin line.  For a girl with dry/damaged hair, this is a little too tempting. I'm not sure if this is the whole line, but they had shampoo, conditioner, and a dry oil spray. I didn't purchase any of it, but I'm sure I will soon!

Wet n'Wild has some cute new nail polishes that look like lollipops- ColorIcon Toppings.  The display says that these are a limited edition, so if you want one, I'd hurry and go get one soon before they disappear!

I'm loving L'oreal's new Versailles Collection nail polishes, especially the baby blue- so pretty!  I love Spring.

Last but not least, Vichy has launched a BB Cream as a part of their ProEven line in 2 shades- Light and Medium.  Other products in the line include dark spot treatments for the face and under the eyes.  I was dying to try the BB Cream, but it's $33- kind of steep. 

Are you interested in any of these, or have you already purchased any of them?  Do tell!

Infusium 23 Volume Builder Shampoo and Conditioner Review

Recently, I had the opportunity to try Infusium 23's Volume Builder line. I've used the Leave-In Treatment, but I didn't realize that there was a bigger line out there, since my local drugstores don't carry anything but the one treatment product.  
Since I have fine, thin hair that's only gotten finer since I hit my 30's, I am always looking for products that will plump things up and increase the bounce while still moisturizing, since my hair is dry. 

The description on the bottle says:

"Flat, fine, lifeless hair becomes beautifully full-bodied.  Infusium 23 does it all with an integrated system of proven science and exclusive technology and personalized products that transform hair for better-than-ever hair days".  

Here are some bottle shots so you can see info and ingredients- first the shampoo:

At first, I was a little concerned when I saw the second ingredient in the shampoo, Ammonium Lauryl Sulfate, because shampoos that contain that have tended to dry out my hair a bit.  I usually stick to sodium laureth sulfate, which is the gentler of the two (sulfate free is best for your hair, but it doesn't get rid of enough oil for me and weighs my hair down).  Since I no longer bleach my hair, and have gone back to my natural brown shade, my hair isn't as damaged as it used to be, and this shampoo actually didn't make it feel dry.  It rinsed away clean and didn't leave any film whatsoever, so that was a nice surprise!

Since my hair is dry and somewhat damaged, I've been using thick, rich conditioners.  The problem with those is that they make my hair flat and lifeless.  When I first poured the Infusium 23 Volume Builder conditioner into my hand, I noticed that it was not as thick as the conditioners I've been using and I worried that it wouldn't be enough moisture.  Like the shampoo, it rinsed away clean, and my hair didn't feel like it had any residue in it at all, yet it felt smooth and silky.  

Once dry, I realized that my hair had more body than it's had in years, thanks to absolutely no residue and buildup, yet it still felt soft and moisturized.  If you have truly damaged, bleached hair, this may not be enough moisture for you, but anyone with oily, normal, and yes, even dry hair will love this stuff!  Give it a try, and I know you'll be impressed.  

If you can't find it at your local drugstore, you can purchase the Volume Builder collection at Drugstore.com.

Has anyone tried this or any other Infusium 23 products?  What did you think?

***Disclosure-The products featured in this review included products sent for consideration by a company or PR agency. This in no way influenced my experience with the product- all opinions are my own, and I was not paid to write this review. ***

Suave Professionals Keratin Smoothing Line and Moroccan Infusion Line Reviews

I've been meaning to post about Suave Professional's Keratin Smoothing line for quite a while now, and since they recently launched their newest product, Moroccan Infusion, I thought maybe I'd do a post comparing the two.

I'll start by saying that I love both of these lines, and if like me, you've had negative experiences with Suave from years ago, I can tell you now...try these products and you'll never go back!

Back in the day, I used to use this Suave Coconut shampoo and conditioner because I love coconut scents, but it was thin, watery and dried my hair out.  Once I started coloring and bleaching my hair in my late teens, I really needed to step up my game and started using salon products. In fact, I was always looking for that miracle product that would make my hair shampoo-commercial worthy.

 Honestly, this new Suave Professionals line rivals any salon product I've ever used.  I can't think of one shampoo or conditioner that performs better for me.  And these are around $3 a piece- cheap even by drugstore standards!

Keratin Infusion

First, let me start with the Keratin Infusion Line. I bought the smoothing one, but there is also one for color-treated hair.  At the time, I couldn't decide between the two, because I have color-treated hair, but also want smoothing benefits.  Since the shampoo is gentle and low-sulfate, I figured it wouldn't strip my color, so I went with the smoothing line.
The line has a shampoo, conditioner, leave-in conditioner, smoothing serum, and dry shampoo.  I have all of them, and they are all fabulous.

When I first purchased this, I had bleached blonde, dry, crunchy hair.  The Keratin Infusion shampoo and conditioner made my hair feel softer than anything I have ever tried in my life.  My husband actually complimented it on being soft, and he has never said that in the 8 years we've been together!  Since my hair is fine, I never used the leave-in conditioner on top of the rinse-out one.  I use either one or the other. Once I used both, and my hair was way too weighted down and got greasy fast.  Using the smoothing serum on wet hair before blow-drying seals the cuticle and adds shine, and even more softness!
The only downside to the Keratin Infusion line that I found was that after a couple of days, my fine hair started to get a little weighted down.  I usually had to use a clarifying shampoo just to bring some bounce back, and then went right back to using it.  I told my sisters and friends about it,(most of them have thicker hair than me) and everyone just raved about how amazingly soft this line made their hair.  Plus, the Keratin Infusion dry shampoo that's part of this line is probably the cheapest dry shampoo on the market, and also one of the best!

Moroccan Infusion

A few months ago, when I got pregnant, I decided that I didn't want to be bleaching my hair all the time and went back to brunette for a while.  My hair is in much better shape now, and isn't the crunchy, strawlike texture it used to be.
When I saw the Moroccan Infusion line in CVS, I didn't hesitate to try it, because of the great luck I had with the Keratin Infusion line.
So far, there is a shampoo, conditioner, conditioning mask, and smoothing serum.  The only one I haven't tried yet is the conditioning mask.
I've heard mixed reviews on the scent of this line, but I happen to love it.  If you like oriental/woody/spicy scents, you'll love it too.  But if you like flowery/fresh scents, you may not like this.
This line is more well suited to my hair now.  I don't have as much damage, and this is so lightweight, I haven't had any problems with it weighing my hair down or making it greasy at all.  My hair feels like silk in the shower after rinsing and once it's dry.  I use the smoothing serum on wet hair before blow-drying and a tiny dab on the ends when my hair is dry.  I will say that this doesn't make my hair quite as soft as the Keratin Infusion line though.

The Bottom Line:

I would say that both products can be used on most hair types, from fine to coarse, however, fine haired gals who don't have a lot of damage might want like the weightlessness of the Moroccan Infusion line since it won't build up over time.  But if you do have a lot of damage, no matter what your hair type, you'll see incredible results with the Keratin Infusion line.  I have yet to come across a shampoo and conditioner that have made my hair that soft...at any price!

What are your thoughts on either of these lines, or any of the products in them? Do you love them as much as I do?

Spotted in Store- Clear Scalp and Hair Therapy

Today at Walgreens, I spotted a little display of shampoos and conditioners by a brand called Clear.  The display said, " 99% of hair's natural strength and beauty comes from the scalp."  It looked interesting so I bought a shampoo and conditioner (they're pretty decent sized travel bottles $1.99 each).  I didn't see any full sized bottles, but based on the number of products they show on their Facebook page, I'm sure the full line is coming!  I'm going to use the shampoo and conditioner tomorrow, so I'll be sure to let you know what I think later in the week!
In the meantime, if you want to check them out, they're here on Facebook.  Based on the amount of positive comments so far, I'm excited to try it out!

Spotted in Store- New Marc Anthony Hair- Oil of Morocco, Bye Bye Frizz, Beach Waves and Easy-Lites

I spotted some new Marc Anthony products at Rite Aid this week.  
First up, Oil of Morocco- there's a sulfate free shampoo, conditioner, and Argan Oil treatment.

Next is the Bye Bye Frizz keratin line.  It includes sulfate free shampoo, conditioner, blow dry cream, and keratin smoothing treatment.

I also spotted a beach waves spray and a new product called Easy Lites which is a highlighting spray that works with your flat iron to create permanent streaks.  

Have you tried any of these products yet?  I'm curious to find out how well they work! 

Shielo Antioxidant Leave In Protectant Review

The nice people at Shielo sent me some of their hair products to try. I hadn't heard of Shielo before, but I was excited to try them out after seeing their products are cruelty free, made in the USA, and sulfate free.  
I was given Color Protect Shampoo, Color Protect Reflecting Conditioner, Antioxidant Leave In Protection, and Anti Aging Smoothing Complexion scrub.  Reviews on all the products will be coming soon, but today I wanted to talk about my favorite product- the Antioxidant Leave In Protectant. 

I took some photos of the back of the bottle and ingredient panel:

According to the Shielo website:  "This antioxidant rich leave in protectant is designed to fortify every strand of hair, creating texture, as well as protect your color-treated hair from the elements. Our unique protective complex with pro-vitamins, proteins andamino acids infuse hair with vitamins while providing UV protection. For deeper natural and color-treated hair color. Excellent in eliminating frizz and protecting hair from styling tools". 

Here are the ingredients in case you can't read them all from the picture:


Water, hexapeptide-11, shea butter, lemon fruit extract, sunflower seed extract, cysteine, hibiscus rosa-sinensis flower extract, horsetail extract, golden seal root extract, burdock root extract, hydrolyzed soy protein, apple fruit extract, sugar cane, hydrolyzed rice protein, lemon peel extract, hydrolyzed wheat protein, sodium pca, hydrolyzed wheat starch, mallow flower extract, hydrolyzed algae extract, panthenol, white tea leaf extract, cactus extract, hydrolyzed wheat protein/PVP Crosspolymer, betaine, butylene glycol, cetrimonium chloride, cinnamidopropyltrimonium chloride, dimethicone PEG-8 meadow foamate, hexylene glycol, PEG-40 hydrogenated castor oil, polyquaternium-55, PPG-26-buteth-26, silicone quaternium-3, trideceth-7, trideceth-12, ethylhexylglycerin, phenoxyethanol, potassium sorbate, fragrance

As someone with fine hair with really dry ends from bleaching, I struggle to find products that will intensely moisturize and get rid of frizz without weighing my hair down.  Anti Frizz serums are usually too heavy and I end up looking like an oil slick by mid afternoon.

This product is a leave in spray that I use in addition to my rinse-out conditioner.  I spray it on right before blow drying, as it's also supposed to protect the hair from heat.  

My favorite things about this product are: 

• The scent- it smells just like the beach- so amazing!
• It's really moisturizing, due to the shea butter, yet lightweight- it doesn't weigh my hair down at all!
• It has UV protectants and antioxidants to protect against color fade.
• It makes my hair really soft and shiny. 
• It's paraben free!

What I'm not crazy about: 

• It's expensive- $19.99 for only 4oz.  I wouldn't mind paying $20 for it if the bottle was bigger. 

Overall, I love this product, and feel that it's perfect for my fine dry hair.  But it might have to be a once in a while splurge since it's $20 bucks a pop!  If you're like me and you have trouble finding products that moisturize without weight (and you like beachy scents) this might be a worthwhile splurge for you! 

Stay tuned for my review of the other Shielo products I got to try! 

***Disclosure-The products featured in this review included products sent for consideration by a company or PR agency. This in no way influenced my experience with the product- all opinions are my own, and I was not paid to write this review. ***

Dove Intensive Daily Treatment Conditioner Review

I recently cut my long hair into an angled bob.  I had been growing it out for years, and after my wedding last June, I finally decided I should cut off some of the older ends.  At first, my shorter hair looked so much healthier, but then I lightened it even more, and I also found that I am blow drying way more often, because I can't just put it in a ponytail and run out the door.


As a result, my hair has gotten increasingly dry and brittle, and it's at the point where I'm afraid it might even break.  So it was time to find a serious solution (and curb my use of heat and bleach a little).  I did a some research and found that products containing lactic acid can help repair damage.
 Lactic acid is an AHA found in milk, and is used as a mild skin exfoliant, but when applied to hair, it creates saline bonds between exposed keratin chains in the hair to sort of fill in the porous gaps.  I looked around for products that contained lactic acid, and almost splurged on a L'Oreal Professional Absolut treatment ($20),  but then I spotted one from Dove that also contained Lactic Acid, and it was $4. So, I decided to try that first.

This is a treatment and conditioner in one.  It's supposed to be incredibly moisturizing, yet weightless at the same time, which is important for someone with fine hair like me. 

All I can say is wow!  This conditioner literally transformed my hair into silky, shiny, smoothness and didn't weigh it down at all. It felt like it rinsed out completely, yet I could easily run a comb through it.  After blow drying, my hair had volume, but it was super smooth and soft, and I could hardly see the damaged parts.  And as a bonus, this smells fantastic- fresh and clean, and the scent lingered throughout the day.  I could still smell it even when I went to bed last night.  I think I'm going to get the shampoo next!
Have any of you tried this?  There's also an Intensive Repair conditioner (minus the treatment) and I wonder how that is compared with this one?

Pantene Aqua Light Review

I was recently given a bottle of Pantene's new Aqua Light Shampoo and a bottle of the Conditioner to try, and since I have fine hair, I'm always excited to try products that promise to not weigh the hair down.  

According to the packaging, the Aqua Light line contains no silicone, which can coat the hair, and is also dye and paraben free.  Here are the ingredients/instruction labels: 

Shampoo:

 Conditioner:

This has the classic Pantene scent, very fresh and clean.  The shampoo lathers nicely and rinses very clean without making the hair feel too dry. 

 The conditioner is light, and not super thick, but it's not runny either- I would say it's a medium weight conditioner.  One thing I noticed when rinsing it out was that my hair didn't feel slick like it does with other conditioners, so it definitely felt like it rinsed all the way out, and it came out easily, without much effort.  

Since my hair is extremely dry and damaged, I was worried that the conditioner wouldn't be enough, especially since it washed out without leaving anything behind.  I was pleasantly surprised to find that my hair was easy to comb through and it felt way more conditioned than I thought it would.  But, when I was blow-drying, I realized that I needed a little more because my hair was looking dry.  So I added a light leave in spray, and everything was fine.  

In my opinion, I think that this will work really well for those with oily, normal and even normal to dry hair.  But for those of you that have a lot of damage due to bleaching like I do, this probably won't be enough.  

So has anyone else tried this, and if so, what did you think? 

L'Oreal EverCreme Shampoo and Conditioner Review

I'm having a great hair day!  This is not something I'm used to, especially lately.  I've been gradually going to a lighter shade of blonde, and the bleach is damaging my hair beyond belief.  Even my husband noticed the other morning as I was blow drying my hair and getting the round brush tangled in the tangled frizzy mess.  "Your hair is looking kind of...dry lately," he told me.  Gee, thanks a lot!
So, the other day I was in Rite Aid and noticed a new line of hair care from L'Oreal called EverCreme.  Upon inspection of the bottles, I saw that it was free of harsh sulfates and salts, and full of conditioning ingredients.  So of course, I picked some up.
There were two types of shampoos and conditioners- Nourishing and Intense Nourishing.  Since I have fine hair that is weighted down easily, I went for the regular nourishing ones.

The next day, I tried them out for the first time.  The shampoo lathered up like nobody's business, and it wasn't a stripping lather- the foam was so soft it didn't feel like it was drying out my hair.  I could not believe there were no sulfates to create all those luxurious bubbles.  A quick look at the ingredients panel and I saw that it contains sodium laureth sulfoacetate, which is derived from coconut/palm oils.  After shampooing, my hair already felt conditioned. Below is the ingredient label and info label on the shampoo.

The conditioner is a medium thickness and coats the hair nicely, yet rinses clean.  Here are the labels:

One thing I have to comment on is the scent- this stuff smells soooo good!  It has camelina extract, which I had to look up, because I had no idea what it was.  It's actually wild flax, which is a rich source of Omega fatty acids.  The scent is a warm, nutty, vanilla-like scent- very comforting, yet clean at the same time. It smells like something familiar, but I can't put my finger on it right now. It's not strong enough to linger on the hair too much, though.  During the day, I couldn't smell it in my hair unless I purposely put a strand up to my nose to sniff (which I did about a hundred times because I love the scent).

Although I was afraid my hair would be weighted down by EverCreme, it wasn't.  In fact, my hair was perfectly moisturized, yet still had plenty of swing and bounce.  And it is so super soft, I can't stop touching it.
I actually took a picture of my hair, because it looks so smooth.  I don't have a before picture, but let me just say that it was rough, frizzy and hay-like near the ends.

After using the shampoo and conditioner for 3 days, the only downside I've noticed is that the shampoo doesn't strip my hair enough, so it's starting to get a little weighted down/oily.  So this morning, I used a clarifying shampoo with the EverCreme conditioner, and everything was fine.  So I'm thinking I'll probably have to use a stronger shampoo every few days just to remove oils and product buildup, but I'm so happy to have found something that makes my hair feel like silk, without making it look flat.  I'd love to hear what you all think!  If anyone has tried this, let me know!

Suave Professionals Rosemary Mint Review

To be honest, I haven't used Suave since I was a teenager.  My Mother used to buy it because it was so inexpensive, and I would always complain to her, because my long, highlighted hair was very dry and their watery conditioners left it feeling like straw. 

Today, I was at the grocery store, and happened to be out of shampoo and conditioner.  As a browsed the aisle, I saw Pantene, Garnier Fructis, and Herbal Essences, and they are all good products, but I wanted to try something new.  The Suave Professionals line caught my eye, as did the scents- Rosemary Mint, Almond and Shea Butter, Aloe and Ginseng.  All of them smelled great, but I was most attracted to the Rosemary Mint.  There was something refreshingly non-perfumey about it...it was a very green scent.

I am in love, and I cannot believe I am saying that about Suave!  Washing my hair was such a pleasant experience because of the scent, I wanted to stay in the shower longer!  One downside is that after I used the shampoo, my hair felt kind of dried out, but then I slicked on the conditioner (not at all watery, by the way) and left it on for about 3 minutes while I finished my shower.  At the end, when I rinsed out the conditioner, it seemed to rinse out all the way, unlike most that leave your hair feeling slick so I was a little concerned that my hair would not be conditioned enough.
But just to be thorough and not to mess up the results, I did not add any additional products to my hair, I simply blow dried it using a round brush.  My hair felt amazing, and looked full of bounce and body, (and now I'm convinced that conditioners that leave your hair feeling slick in the shower must weigh your hair down). 
Not only that, but as I sit here typing this, my hair is falling into my face a little, and I can still smell that heavenly scent!  At $2.50 a bottle, this is an amazing buy!   **Please note, all products reviewed were purchased using my own money.  I was not paid for reviewing this product **

The New Pantene- Review

Ok, so I've never been a huge fan of Pantene, despite it's huge popularity.  I just never saw great results from any of the products I've tried.  They have just re-launched their products, and some changes were made.  So I was in Walgreens the other day, and bought two of the four product lines I saw there.  The four lines I saw were Fine Hair, Medium-Thick Hair, Curly Hair, and Colored-Treated Hair. 
I purchased the Shampoo and Conditioner for both the Fine Hair and Color-Treated Hair lines.  The first one I tried was for color treated hair, which mine definitely is.  Right in the shower I was already impressed.  The Pantene shampoo was creamy (it almost looked like lotion) and moisturizing and my hair felt conditioned even after I rinsed it out.  Then, the conditioner- in a word, Wow!  You know those little tubes of conditioner they give you inside a box of hair color, and you're like, "why don't they sell conditioner like this?", well, now they do.  My hair felt like pure silk when I rinsed out the conditioner, and by the time I was done blowdrying, my hair was sleek and shiny!

Very impressed, I used the Fine Hair shampoo and conditioner the next day.  This shampoo wasn't a creamy formula- it was a clear gel which rinsed very clean, and left my hair feeling moisturized, but not as much as the previous one I tried.  Same with the conditioner- it was a little thinner, not quite as moisturizing, but still did a good job.  I definitely noticed some more bounciness in my hair, vs. the day before, which left my hair a little sleeker.  I loved both products and today I went out and bought the heat protection spray for fine hair, and I'm so excited to try it!  I'll let you know tomorrow!  In the meantime, head over to Pantene.com to read all about the new technology they've put into their new line, and also to get free samples, so you can try before you buy!