Yesterday I attended a breakfast hosted by Pantene to discuss how the launch of their revamped product line can benefit for African American women as well as other races. On board to help educate us regarding the new ingredients and how they interact with hair was Pantene Scientist Dr. Jeni Thomas and to help us understand how these products can be used to style all different hair types Pantene brought along Celebrity Stylist Tippi Shorter.
Stay tuned for more information regarding the new products!
Wednesday, June 23, 2010
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