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Pampers Products Pampers is a brand of baby products manufactured and sold by Procter & Gamble. Pampers Kandoo is a flushable wipe meant for small children and is also produced by P&G. They are easily moistened by lotion and their design makes them very easy to use and dispose of. At one time, Pampers was the only brand in the market that provided disposable diapers for babies.

Pampers was invented by P&G researcher, Victor Mills in 1956. The need for Pampers came from the backdrop of the dissatisfaction with having to launder cloth diapers every day. Victor Mills, together with his fellow researchers at P&G, decided to start developing a better disposable diaper. The researchers were able to develop the first diapers in 1961.

The first diapers that were rolled into the market were relatively heavy and were made from fluff with a rayon top sheet. Pampers introduced the wing fold design in 1966 and by 1969, the company had started producing the “third size.”

By this time, the popularity of Pampers had increased tremendously in the United States. Procter and Gamble replaced the pin-on design with tapes in 1971. In 1982, Pampers developed an elastic wing-fold diaper with refreshable tapes and elastic leg gathers. This was a hybrid of the 1960s design and the then modern hourglass design. The 1990s saw the development of gender specific diapers, but towards the end of the decade the brand resorted back to the unisex diapers. The brand has continued to grow and reinvent itself over the years in an effort to meet the demands and trends in the market.

A list of products currently produced under this brand includes the following:

Pampers Baby Dry

Pampers Swaddlers

Pampers Cruisers

Pampers Splashers Swim Pants

Pampers Easy Ups

Pampers Baby Wipes

Kandoo foaming hand soap

Kandoo instant foaming shampoo



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Head & Shoulders Shampoo Head & Shoulders is a brand of anti-dandruff shampoo manufactured and sold by Procter & Gamble. The researchers at Procter & Gamble started the manufacture of this shampoo back in 1950 after nearly a decade of research into making the formula. The formula introduced pyrithione zinc into the content of the shampoo. The product was introduced into the American market as a blue-green shampoo product. The brand has since then been able to grow and include more products into the brand line up. There are now about nine different varieties of Head and Shoulders products in the market. It is also interesting to note that the color of the formula has also changed from blue-green to white.

The idea of starting the Head & Shoulder brand dates back to 1950 when P&G realized that consumers in the market were not very happy with existing anti-dandruff shampoos. The company then invested their time and money into the development of a formula that would be effective in countering dandruff. It was after 10 years that the company finally discovered an effective formula that would help eliminate dandruff. The product was given the name Head & Shoulders and P&G went ahead and started working on the packaging and marketing campaigns for the product.

Head & Shoulders is currently working to eliminate the myth that dandruff is only the visible flakes that appear on the skin. The fact of the matter is that flakes are the result of the natural body reaction to a dandruff-causing fungus called Malassezia Globosa that resides on the scalps of every human being. Thanks to the research and products being produced by the company, you can now be able to counter and even prevent such infections.

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