John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Light Reflecting Conditioner

...As I use the John Frieda shampoo and conditioner, I looked to see if there was anything in their range that was appropriate. There was! John Frieda's: 'brilliant brunette Simply Sleek straightening balm'. The premise is, it takes brunette hair from meek to sleek in just minutes. It smoothes down and straightens out your hair for a super- sleek, brunette style. Illuminates multi dimensional brunette tones and delivers a multi dimensional satin shine. ...
...Boot's, and the like. All John Frieda products can be spotted a mile off; the packaging is very classy, it uses, multi dimensional shades of brunette (or blonde or red, depending on the colour range) and white writing (see pictures). The bottle's used to contain the product feel very sturdy - giving the impression of posh-ness, which is always a bonus. It is recyclable too ... for all the environmentalists out there. The directions of use (the ...

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...opinion with you. “Every John Frieda product is more than just a premium haircare brand. It’s an experience. The experience of exciting, glamorous, sexy hair” John Frieda is a professional haircare brand, which is available to buy in shops such as boots. I first discovered John Frieda (Brilliant Brunette) when boots offered a money off voucher on a professional haircare product. I bought some Brilliant Brunette mousse and only had to pay about £1 ...
...~ I really like John Frieda Brilliant Brunette products. I like this set as I it means I got to try some of the products that I hadn’t tried before. The full size individual items are quite expensive but I believe this set was only £10 from Boots and each item has lasted well. Thanks for reading! ...

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Having chosen John Frieda's Brilliant Brunette Shine Release™ Moisturising Shampoo from the three Brilliant Brunette (BB - sorry but I'm not typing that again!) shampoos available, I had less choice over conditioner - in the BB range there is only the Light Reflecting Conditioner available. So this is what I went for - in Chocolate to Espresso (for darker shades of brunette). If you're a lighter shade of brunette, be it natural, colour-treated or ...
...get the most out of John Frieda by using both shampoo and conditioner. I've put that this product is for normal hair because there is only one John Frieda BB conditioner, which is used with the Volumising, Moisturising and Balancing shampoos. The conditioner's main aim is to leave the hair in good condition with a healthy shine and I would say that it achieves this. If you have oily/greasy hair though, this shampoo will probably not make any difference. ...

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I've got to confess, I never had any intensions of buying this as it's a bit pricey, but when I was given some for Christmas, I had no choice but to give it a go This comes in two varieties, one for lighter shades of brown - chestnut to hazelnut - and one for darker - chocolate to espresso. I use the lighter one and so will be reviewing that one ===General=== It's got a very smooth appearance, and whilst the fragrance is nice, I can't quite put ...
...only need a small amount as it lathers up very easily, providing you've made your hair wet enough to begin with. It also rinses very cleanly, and only one application's needed. I have to admit, being a shampoo for dark hair, I was expecting the shampoo to be brown - but it's creamy in colour. Not a major point, but something that took me by surprise!! ===Packaging=== This comes in one of those trendy looking tubes that stands on its end. I'm not ...

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==JOHN FRIEDA CONDITIONER== John Frieda Conditioner I thought that I would review this conditioner as I recently ran out of it and so had to use a general one that was knocking about in the bathroom. It is only then that I realised how good this conditioner is and how much I missed it. ===What it is like and overall opinion.-=== The conditioner is a creamy colour and is quite thick in consistency, so you only need a circle of about 2 to 3 cm diameter. ...
...treated or highlighted hair brunette hair. I don't know if buying shampoo and conditioner by hair colour really makes a difference in particular, but this product is good and does it's job anyway. It states that it has special illuminating properties - and contains cocoa bean and crushed pearls to help achieve this. The bottle is one where you take the conditioner from the bottom and it has a cap that stops drips. I leave it in my hair for a few ...

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This shampoo is by John Freida who is the same guy who "invented" frizz ease, the line of products which calms frizzy hair. Never having used the frizz ease products myself i cant comment on thier success. However the brilliant brunette line of shampoo and conditioners by john freida are pretty damn good. They are available for both blondes and brunettes and for different tones. I used Chocolate to Expresso as my hair is dark brown. There are also ...
...to increase the shine of your hair, leaving it smooth. It promises to increase and enhance natural tones in your hair "without adding or depositing colour" in other words it is not a hair dye. And it wont add tones. The shampoo is quite expensive, a 250ml tube costs about £3.48 in boots or a supermarket. However, this product is often on offer at boots. I first bought it back in septemeber 2005 because it was in a 3 for 2 deal at boots. SInce then ...

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I bought this shampoo, along with the conditioner, as it was on special offer in Boots. Normally prices at £4.49, it was on offer for £2.79. I thought it was owrth a go, and I had some spare advantage points to use up. The other reason I bought it wasn't because it looks good in bathroom (although it does ;)), but because my bleached blond brother uses the version for blond hair and swears by it. The Packaging ~~~~~~~~~~~ The shampoo comes is a ...
...opaque plastic). In all it is probably about 20cm or so tall. At the top are the words "John Freida" along with "London. Paris. New York" Up the left-hand side of the tube is the word "Brunette" in a contrasting cream. The name of the shampoo "Shine releasing ™ Moisturising Shampoo are printed in and orange shade a third of the way down the tube. The following text in the same contrasting cream colour then appears on the bottom half of the tube ...

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...recently been added to the John Frieda range of hair care products. You’ll have seen the adverts on TV and the glossy pictures in the magazines promoting this range. The images chosen are stunning, illustrating the beauty of rich shades of brunette hair, however these guys are clever too as they manage to somehow maintain a degree of attainability too, leaving the consumer with the impression that ‘I too could have hair this life changingly glamorous’! ...
...it is no wonder why John Frieda decided to cash in on us dark haired lovelies too! You can select from two delicious shades of brunette depending on the depth of your hair colour; there is Hazelnut to Chestnut for lighter brunette shades and Chocolate to Espresso. This review relates to the Chocolate to Expresso light reflecting conditioner. _____What it says on the tin!___________ As with the majority of the designer salon ranges these days the ...

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I bought this conditioner along with the shampoo, as it was on special offer in Boots. Normally prices at £4.49, it was on offer for £2.79. I thought it was worth a go, and I had some spare advantage points to use up. The other reason I bought it wasn't because it looks good in bathroom (although it does ;)), but because my bleached blond brother uses the version for blond hair and swears by it. I have also just done a review on the shampoo, so thought ...
...actually use both products together, so the results I get are due to both products! The Packaging ~~~~~~~~~~~ The conditioner comes in a dark cream tube about 20cm high, which contrasts very fashionably against the dark brown shampoo tube (a marketing ploy I know, it just makes you want to buy them both!) The tubes stands on a slightly opaque cap (which is flipping difficult to open and when you have wet hand in the shower I defy anyone not to ...

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...but two tubes of a John Frieda hair product." He glances down at his papers for a moment. "These items are described as brilliant brunette Shine Release Moisturising Shampoo and brilliant brunette Light Reflection Conditioner. What has she to say for herself?" Your barrister rises and directs his remarks to the Judge. "My client pleads guilty M'lud. In mitigation she wishes you to know that the temptation to give into a girlie moment was overwhelming. ...
...and I shan't be buying John Frieda shampoo again. I've since used it with my usual conditioner, which looks better, but still not good enough. I'll have to use it because I can't afford to waste it, but there is one good point about it that I must share with you. It looks really posh in my bathroom. Luckily it co-ordinates with my towels beautifully! ...

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...as I had used other John Frieda products in the past and had been very pleased with the results. I made my purchase in Boots, where I paid £4.49 for a tube of 250ml. This is quite a lot, but I have paid this sort of price for John Frieda products before, and as I have been happy with the results, I considered it to be worth it. I also bought the light reflecting conditioner, which comes in the lightly coloured tube. The packaging is really nice. ...
...brown and cream. On the front it promises to revitalise dry hair, resulting in 'incredible shine', as well as to enhance the richness of brown hair and highlights. It does this withought removing or adding any colour. It contains cocoa bean extracts and crushed pearls. I must admit, I was somewhat seduced by these promises of luminous brunette hair and crushed pearls. The shampoo itself is a nice golden, shimmery, pearly colour, which looks lovely. ...

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...Sunday Times Style Awards JOHN FRIEDA'S QUALIFICATIONS John Frieda's clientele have come from Hollywood, high society and even royalty. In 1988, his first product range, which was geared for the needs of fine, unmanageable hair, was sold in Boots the Chemist as the John Frieda Signature Line and its key product, Thickening Lotion, was an overnight success. The following year he was named "Hairdresser of the Year". It was on the sets of photo ...
...of skin, have unique problems, John began to work with chemists to create "prescriptive" formulas to correct, control and manipulate various types of hair for optimal styling results. The collection was developed through his experience of a deep understanding of the specific needs of different hair types, conditions and styles. THE BRILLIANT BRUNETTE RANGE This range was developed exclusively for brown hair. There are three types of shampoo: Natural ...

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...Release Moisturising Shampoo part of John Frieda's Brilliant Brunette range for Chocolate to Espresso (for darker shades of brunette hair) and Hazelnut to Chestnut (for lighter shades of brunette hair) coloured hair. Although I have only used the Chocolate to Espresso range (I imagine you get the same results from using the Hazelnut to Chestnut range). They can be used on natural, colour-treated or highlighted brunettes. Packaging ======= The ...
...Comes complete with the John Frieda London.Paris.New York label across the top and contains 250ml of shampoo (which is a sort of gold colour). The tube has a flip top, however be warned that the cap can be hard to flip open especially when your hands are wet. The packet says… ============= The tube says… Re-hydrates and revitalises dull, dry, brittle hair for incredible silkiness and exceptional shine. Restores the multi-dimensional richness ...

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...greasy. I heard that John Friedas Brilliant Blonde products were good so I tried the Brilliant Brunette conditioner along with Brilliant Brunette Shine Release shampoo for lighter shades of brown hair. My hair looked shinier and felt softer after the first use and looked great with frequent use. I also found that it didn't weigh my hair down and feel greasy whcih is quite important to me. It also made my hair smell really good. I use this product ...
...than it was. The main difference is that is has loads more shine and is much softer. The packaging claims to bring out all different shades of brown in your hair and enhance highlights, it didn't really affect the colour of my hair,intensify it or bring out highlights but it did make it look healthier. The conditioner costs around £4.50 which put me off a bit at first, but to me it it well worth the money because it gives such good results, i guess ...

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Up until a few months ago I had the most awful hair that you could imagine, it was thin, lifeless and half way down my back not to mention the dark and grungy look it had developed. I decided to be brave and visit the hairdresser, of which I had avoided for a year and half due to a bad cut! So armed with my stylish cut and a new straightening iron I decided to go and find some hair care products after telling the hairdresser he could keep his to ...
...to choose from but a lot of them had weighted my hair or they left a residue which made it feel greasy so I wanted to run and hide. The new found confidence I had from my new cut meant that I chose a conditioner and there it was, I had heard that the blonde version was brilliant so thought I would try the brunette! As per usual the Conditioner is deemed best effective when followed from the shampoo and in this case there isn’t a huge difference but ...

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