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Pantene Colour Seal Concentrate Review

 
(@Firefox7275)
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I intend to add a proper review to this thread in a couple of weeks, but am posting the ingredients now because I want to throw the box away! There are very few reviews or other useful information on this product online, so please add your thoughts if you have tried it!  *anyone*

Pantene's blurb and demo
"The Colour Seal Concentrate:
โ€ข Gives you colour protection for up to 8 weeks!
โ€ข Helps to protect your hair from colour fade.
โ€ข Helps repair the look of your damaged hair.
Our most powerful colour protecting treatment seals the surface of your hair, helps repair the look of your damaged hair and gives you colour protection for up to 8 weeks!
"
Pantene Colour Protect 'First Aid Concentration' demo

Ingredients
"Water, bis hydroxy/ methoxy amodimethicone, stearyl alcohol, cetyl alcohol, stearamidopropyl dimethylamine, glutamic acid, benzyl alcohol, parfum, citric acid, EDTA, panthenol, panthenyl ethyl ether, sodium chloride, hexyl cinnamal, butylphenyl methylpropional, magnesium nitrate, trimethylsiloxysilicate, methylchloro isothiazolinone, magnesium chloride, methylisothiozolinone."

Other reviews, note that they are more about the feel of hair than the colour preservation.
http://cosmetic-candy.com/miracle-hair-product-pantene-pro-v-colour-protect-colour-seal-concentrate-review/
http://www.lipglossiping.com/2011/01/pantene-pro-v-colour-seal-concentrate-a-hair-miracle/

Sharp eyes will notice the dreaded silicones, and know that silicones ain't Curly Girl!  ๐Ÿ˜ฎ I am looking for a product to eliminate or at least substantially reduce colour transfer for a wedding later this month so will get into bed with the devil if needs be! So far I have only applied this to the back of my hand, and it feels similar to a make-up primer or chafing cream, silicone blended with something to leave an almost powdery finish. Definitely not greasy at all, might be able to use it as a leave-in rather than a wash out for less wasted product?

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Posted : April 13, 2012 2:11 am
(@metalandice)
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How did your experiments go?  *whistle*

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Posted : April 20, 2012 3:28 pm
(@Firefox7275)
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So far I am not impressed. I didn't apply the product until a few days after I dyed my hair, and during that time I attempted to fade the dye somewhat and experienced very little rub off with my regular routine (CO-wash, cool water, vinegar rinse, leave in conditioner). For a start I expected amazing softness and shine given the online reviews and the fact the product contains silicones, but TBH I get better results with my regular conditioning regime (oil based). On rinsing after application the water was pink and was a significantly darker pink after my next wash (gentle sulphate free shampoo to shift hairspray, cool water, vinegar rinse). It's a shame I don't really have anything to compare my experience to, being new to semi permanent colours. I may contact the company to see if the product is suited to semi dyes, or if my unusual routine might be a factor.

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Posted : May 3, 2012 6:34 pm