I’ve heard some rave reviews about the Pantene Clinicare range that is only available in Japan and Taiwan.

After two months of using the shampoo and conditioner, I’m pleased with it. I think it takes that long to figure out if a shampoo works for you or not. The first few weeks could be great but the residue build up could turn it into an ordinary product.

Pantene Clinicare certainly delivers but I must warn you that it still cannot compare to the luxurious effects of Kerastase, L’Oreal Professional, and Redken.

The Hair Time Renewal One Wash Treatment is this range’s great selling point. I recently got three tubes in a shampoo and conditioner set on sale, so I had to grab it and see for myself.

I was surprised that the texture wasn’t thicker but this treatment conditioner made my hair feel fluffy and soft, more so than their regular conditioner.

Overall, I would recommend this as a solution to those who are tired of poor quality budget hair care but don’t want to spend a bomb on premium brands. It costs twice as much as a cheap shampoo but is still a third of the price of an expensive one.

Update: The next day my hair felt really silky and although I washed and conditioned it again with my regular hair care products, my hair still retained the same softness. Amazing! I will definitely buy this again.

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