Pantene Total Damage Care Conditioner

Say hello to stronger, healthier-looking hair with Pantene Total Damage Care Conditioner! Specially designed to repair 7 signs of hair damage—like dryness, frizz, dullness, and split ends—this daily-use conditioner helps restore your strands from root to tip. It works fast, leaving your hair noticeably smoother, shinier, and more manageable after just one wash. Whether you heat-style your hair often or face daily environmental stress, this conditioner is your go-to rescue plan. Some users may experience mild itching, a bit of extra oiliness near the scalp, or slight hair fall when first starting out—but these effects are generally temporary and fade with regular use.

Pantene Total Damage Care Conditioner is mainly used to nourish and repair damaged hair for a beautifully strong and silky finish. It’s an ideal choice for anyone battling breakage, split ends, rough texture, or dullness—bringing your hair back to life with every wash!

Backed by Pantene’s Pro-V formula, this conditioner helps repair visible signs of hair damage while protecting it against future harm. It’s been clinically proven to strengthen hair against styling and environmental stress, and it’s safe for Muslim consumers as it’s proudly Halal-certified. Regular use gives you soft, smooth, and lustrous hair that feels salon-fresh every day.

Pantene Total Damage Care Conditioner penetrates deep into hair fibers using its Pro-Vitamin formula to moisturize, strengthen, and smooth each strand. It forms a protective shield on the hair surface, helping prevent breakage and reduce split ends while restoring hair’s natural shine and strength over time.

After shampooing, apply a generous amount of conditioner to wet hair, focusing from mid-lengths to ends. Leave it on for 2-3 minutes, then rinse thoroughly.

Recommended usage is once per wash, ideally every time you shampoo your hair. Safe for daily or regular use depending on your hair type and condition.

• Mild itchy scalp
• Greasiness at the roots
• Temporary hair fall during initial use