Wow, totally different responses! I really do want to try it though. It looks really good(the breakage collection). 

Oh yeah, here are the ingredients in the  Daily Cream Moisterizer is:

Water , Mineral Oil , Glycerin , Petrolatum , Cetearyl Alcohol , Dicetyl Phosphate , Cyclopentasiloxane , Dimethicone , Isodecyl Oleate , Sorbitan Stearate , Fragrance , Panthenol Pantene Pro-Vitamin Complex , Panthenyl Ethyl Ether Shampoo and Conditioner vs. Non-Conditioning Shampoo Alone , Cocos Nucifera Oil Coconut , Simmondsia Chinensis Seed Oil Jojoba , Lysine HCI Pantene Amino Protein Complex , Methyl Tyrosinate HCI Pantene Amino Protein Complex , Histidine Pantene Amino Protein Complex , Paraffin , Triethanolamine , PEG-100 Stearate , Glyceryl Stearate , Methylparaben , Phenoxyethanol , Disodium EDTA , Propylparaben

.. Well Patene Relaxed & Natural did nothing for my hair what-so-ever.  I used the line awhile back when I had a really bad scalp problem.  It didn't get my hair fully clean(even though it was Anti-Dandruff), and it dried my hair out enough to where I didn't buy it again.  The only thing I can remember liking about this product was that it smelled delightful. -- So nevertheless, I say 1 out of 5 stars. (I have 4a hair!)

I'm still not sure. My hair LOVES mineral oil  and petroleum. I tried castor oil for about 2 weeks and I noticed dry skin and flakes!!! Gross. I admmedentley (ahhh, spelt wrong) put some Motions grease on it and it feels better and no more flakeys.

I have another question, are those who <3 this product relaxed or natural. I don't think relaxed hair and natural hair hair anything in common because of the chemicals, so it's wierd that this product is "great for both"

blackhoney112 wrote: I personally would not try this product because it contains Mineral oil and Petroleum that block out moisture and it has a couple of Amino Proteins in it and that is a strong protein and I think using this every day would be a protein overload that could lead to brittle hair and breakage. Just my 2cents though

I agree.  Since Ive quit using prducts with mineral oil and petroleum, my hair has been so healthy and shiny, like never before.

So you suggest only the conditioner?? I am gonna try this (as a deep conditioner) and Cream of Nature Shampoo.

Oh yeah, i forgot to ask, what's wrong with protien??? and what would yall suggest for a moisterizer??

I notice that the ingredients also have parabens which supposedly aren't healthy for you either.  There's a huge thread on LCHF about parabens.

Pantene's new product line is called Pro-V Restoratives Anti-Breakage, and there are two lines...one regular one and one called Relaxed and Natural.  I compared the 2 and the only difference is  the R&L had mineral oil added...I use the regular version shampoo and conditioner and like them both.  The Strengthening lotion is pretty good too, I usually put a dab of shea butter in my palm and mix it with the lotion before putting it in my hair.  Not a big fan of the R&L line cause my hair does not like mineral oil.  The reg stuff works fine for me.

p.s. I've been trying the anti breakage for going on 3 weeks now...so far I like it a lot!

I've tried Pantene, Vidal Sassoon, John Frieda, Suave, Garnier Fructis, Optimum, Nexxus (there are exceptions), St. Ives, Herbal Essences, VO5, Tresemme, Queen Helene, Black n' Sassy, Hollywood Beauty, Fantasia, African Pride, Elasta QP (there are exceptions), Sulfur 8, African Royale, Lottabody, Neutrogena, Aussie, Infusium 23, Marc Anthony, Luster's, Straight Arrow's Mane n' Tail, SAMY, and maybe some more off-brands. Except somewhat good products Nexxus Humectress, and Elasta QP Creme Conditioning Shampoo, I found these products to be garbage.

We become product junkies because we focus on what's on the front of the bottle, i.e., advertising that claims it is especially for black consumers, with pictures of long-haired models. If we turn the bottles around we'll notice things like ammonium/sodium lauryl sulfates, cetrimonium choride, and quaternium 18. Many times the "black" products and "white" products have exactly the same chemical make-up; alkaline shampoos and runny wax-like conditioners.

I switched to CON's Ultra Moisturizing Shampoo. It is more acidic and has cocobetaine in it, which is better for me. Also, Capilo Cinnamon and Sole cond, acidic. I did try Salerm 21 on a fluke, but it turned out to be the one of the most impressive products I've ever used.

To conclude this essay:

Please, in general, read the back of the product's label, and compare the ingredients to those in the products you know already don't work for you. If they're the same, put it back on the shelf, and resist the PJ-ism with all your might.

TwinkletOes23 wrote: I had no luck with the line it dried my hair out BADDDD

I tried the oil moisturizer when it first came out.  It was heavy, greasy ,and it broke my skin out so badley. 

I had no luck with these either. The shampoo and conditioner dried my hair out so bad I didnt know what to do. Then on top of that my hair was waxy.  I would not reccomend them.