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With my hair being as coarse and dry as it has been since puberty hit, hair masks and treatments have always been an absolute MUST in my haircare routine and I have reviewed A LOT of them here! I haven't really thought about drugstore options since the Garnier Fructis 1 Minute Hair Masks, but do you know who told me to pick up these Pantene Miracle Intense Rescue Shots? My very own husband! He saw them at London Drugs and said to me "Those are probably good you should try them". When I asked why, he responded by saying "Well, Pantene always does good hair stuff, right?" Yes, yes the do.

For $12, each box contains four "shots" of Pantene's concentrated "Pro-V" formula which is their most hydrating and damage repair-focused collection. Each shot is intended to repair signs of deep damage from the inside of the hair shaft out using Vitamin B5, glutamic acid and panthenol resulting in shinier, more resilient hair!

Each shot is 15mL and is intended to be used all in one go and massaged into the mid-lengths to ends of the hair. Firstly, 15mL of product is A LOT and I have long hair and cannot find a way to use this much product even on my whole head so one of these shots lasted me ELEVEN treatments! That is an insanely good value if you ignore their instructions and use this like a normal hair treatment instead of what they suggest because 1-2mL of product is enough for my chest length hair, but if your hair is down to your bum then maaaaybe you will be able to use the whole shot. I was just so floored when I read I had to use the whole thing!
Does it work? Well, my hair felt very slippery and silky in the morning which is usually indicative of dimethicone, but as I have mentioned in previous posts over the years, my hair likes dimethicone and it also tends to curl better with my flat iron as there is a coating that on my hair that helps with the glide of the iron. So, yes it definitely worked in terms of making it at least feel like I had happier hair!
You can find the Pantene Miracle Intense Rescue Shots at various mass drugstores.


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