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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree sulfate-free doesn't work well for my hair - but I have color-treated hair so I *can't* use sulfate products. It'll fade/strip the color. So what to do?[/quote] I have color treated hair and use pantene pro V without issue. However, I do get my hair colored every 5 weeks (due to grey roots). [/quote] Isn't Pantene Pro V sulfate-free?[/quote] definitely not, sulfate is the first ingredient after water[/quote] Nope. Their website says: "Treat yourself with our nutrient-rich Pro-V Blends collection. Cleanse without compromise as it's free from sulfates, parabens, dyes, and mineral oil!" https://pantene.com/en-us/pro-v-collection[/quote] regular pantene pro V is free of parabens, but does contain sulfates https://pantene.com/en-us/product/daily-moisture-renewal-shampoo [/quote]
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