John Frieda Sheer Blonde Shampoo

Advantages: Smells great, really works, goes with my bathroom
Disadvantages: Price

...range that I bought – John Frieda’s ‘Beach Blonde’ range is actually very good. There are several products in the range but the 3 I tried were the shampoo, conditioner and intensive conditioning treatment, so they are the three I will be referring to here. I’ve used celebrity hairdresser John Frieda’s ‘Sheer Blonde’ range of shampoos on and off for several years now. It seems OK but I’ve never been that impressed with it, I just use it because ...
...I would never have bought the ‘Beach Blonde’ range were it not for the colour. It’s green. The paint chart I used to pick the colour for my bathroom called it ‘Watermelon’ but it is a pale green. THE SHAMPOO The shampoo is called ‘Cool Dip’ (another thing I liked about this range is the names of the products – long gone are the days when a bottle of shampoo was just called shampoo) It is described as a ‘refreshing shampoo’ although lets be honest ... Read review

Advantages: Works well, leaves hair soft and shiney
Disadvantages: Doesn't smell as nice as some, bit pricey

I used to have sort of darkish blonde to light brown hair which lightened in the summer, but a while ago i decided to just go for it and colour it. My hair is now quite light blonde (though not bleached!) and, despite what the packet promised, the colour did leave it a bit damaged. Ever since then i have been trying to find a shampoo and conditioner that makes my hair soft and shiney, protects the colour and generally make my hair look half decent. ...
...this shampoo i tried LOADS of them. Toni and Guy, Charles Worthington Dream Hair aswell as whatever my mum bought home from tesco and nothing seemed to work. They worked on one thing eg made it soft but left it looking dull or vice versa. Then, i saw this range and decided to give it a go! When i first bought this shampoo it was on 3 for 2 in boots and cost around £4.49 a bottle. Or tube as i suppose it is! It is quite expensive compared to other ... Read review

Advantages: Brings out the blonde
Disadvantages: leaves me with straw hair

...on special offer was the John Frieda Sheer Blonde range. I had always been put off this product by the awful mock pop video used to advertise it but a three for two offer is not to be sneezed at and I bought myself some shampoo, conditioner and hair spay. I have already covered the Conditioner, so if anyone is having Déjà vu, you now know why. Today I’m going to cover the shampoo There are two varieties, one for Platinum blonde and one for Honey ...
...the caramel blond category. The sheer blond range is supposedly formulated to rid blond hair of the chemical and mineral build up of water, product and the environment which gives it that dull, brassy and sometimes ever-so slightly green look. It promises to transform straw like hair to shimmering silk. I am more than a little sceptical, my hair is in quite good condition and has never been colour treated (expect for a few colour mousses). I was ... Read review

Advantages: It magically makes ginger highlights blonde!
Disadvantages: It's a bit pricey

...to splash out £4.25 on John Frieda Sheer Blonde Highlight Activating Shampoo formulated for use on honey to caramel blondes. The product comes in a giant tube containing 250ml of shampoo which is said to Instantly brighten and refresh blonde hair by ridding it of dulling mineral deposits. The product is designed for natural, colour treated or highlighted blondes. The packaging is well designed and looks very stylish. As well as being formulated for ...
...I still use my John Frieda shampoo (but won't have to for much longer because I’m letting my highlights grow out) and have found that the bottle lasts ages because only a tiny amount is needed. I think that this product is well worth its expense and I'd recommend it to anyone who's highlighted hair has turned a funny shade of ginger. Sarah:) ... Read review

Advantages: Works fantastically well, leaves hair feeling soft and clean
Disadvantages: can make hair dry and it's a little expensive

Bloke? Blonde hair? Highlights? If this sounds like you then read on (and if it doesn't, read on anyway cos it'll only take a minute). I've had highlighted hair for many years now (yes, I am male before you start) and recently I had a longer cut with what my hairdresser called 'slices of blonde'. Anyways, these slices were pretty big, definately lighter than usual and basically looked great, so I thought I'd have a new look on the market for something ...
...days later, on my regular shopping trip to my local Asda, I came across the Sheer Blonde range and decided that the £4.30 was probably worth a shot having read previous favourable opinions on here regarding the shampoo. After using it for about 3-4 days, I instantly noticed the change in my hair and I must say after having used this stuff for several weeks now, this stuff is really fantastic in terms of bringing out the blonde in your hair. Whether ... Read review

Advantages: leaves your hair bright and shiny!!
Disadvantages: Price (cos its the only one i can think of)

...After having my highlights re-done several times over the last few years and trying various products and never having much success, I always found they dulled really quickly. Then again i hadnt tried Sheer blonde! It was recommened to me and what a difference it made. It is designed to counteract the darkening and dullen that daily life has on the hair. It is highlight activating shampoo which gets rid of all the toxins - smoke, pullition etc. and brightens your hair. I wasnt sure at first having heard the same thing before but this really did make a difference! It neutralises chlorine so after a swim i can be pretty sure that my hair doesnt go green!! There are two types of shampoo: Champagne Blonde and; Honey to Caramel blonde so whatever blonde you are there is one to suit. The product looks great- a nice caramely... Read review

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Advantages: It is a miracle in a bottle
Disadvantages: None whatsoever

...I was delighted to find that on my last visit to Boots, I could stock up on my favourite shampoos and conditioners as there was a 3 for 2 deal on Sheer Blonde hair care. As high quality always comes attached with a high price tag I always make sure that I take full advantage of offers such as these, and at £4.29 for 250ml I would be mad not to. My hair is naturally fair but I will admit that my lovely blonde hair is from a bottle. I sit very patiently while a swimming hat with holes is forced onto my head and I smile through gritted teeth while strands of my hair are pulled through the holes in the cap with what can only be described as the ' hook of torture'. If you had to endure such punishment wouldn't you want to keep your colour for as long as possible ? I use John Frieda's Sheer Blonde shampoo and conditioner. Although... Read review

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Advantages: maximises highlights, shines
Disadvantages: bad smell

...Wow! You all know I love my hair to look perfectly shiny from my last op on Sunsilk. Although Sunsilk did give me great looking hair, I have found something even better – John Frieda Sheer Blonde Shampoo & Conditioner! This moisturising infusing shampoo has added highlight activators that after using, really bring out the true colours of your hair. After recently getting my hair highlighted with even more blonde put through it, this shampoo & conditioner really helps show them in their truest colour. The product is formulated for dry, distressed Honey to Caramel blondes and contains aloe Vera which gently cleanses and restores silky suppleness to “burnt-out” blonde hair. It removes darkened colour to create a lighter, brighter and shinier effect. With natural caramel, honey and wheatgerm extracts, this product can be used... Read review

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