John Frieda Frizz Ease Hair Serum

...my “ole faithful” which is John Frieda Frizz Ease Serum. Who is John Frieda? ------------------------- John Frieda is a internationally known hairdresser yet is probably better known for his range in hair care products these days. He has been a hairdresser since 1970 so it is safe to say he knows what he is talking about. In 1998 he created his own range of hair care products and then in 1990 he created the god known as “frizzease”. Ok so what ...
...would say the Frizzease makes your hair look fab but generally does not repair it you will have to use other products for that. If you have any queries then feel free to ask me kcjack………or John Frida. Frizzease product line- 0800 975 9716 www.johnfrieda.com Take care Julia ...

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...want sleek shiny hair. John Frieda opened his first salon in London in 1976 and realised his first range of haircare products through Boots in 1988. In 1990 he introduced Frizz Ease Hair serum. The product has grown since then and was named product of the decade by a leading hair style magazine in the late ninties. I remember the first time I bought this product. It was after I had seen a magazine advert. The adverts today still use the same model ...
...The model has very long naturally curly red hair. In the before picture her hair looks fizzy. There are two after versions, the first when the model has had her hair dried straight using the product and it looks perfectly smooth and sleek and the second when the product has been used to define her curls and remove any frizz. Her hair looked marvellous, I was straight out to buy the product. The product states that:- “This Hair Serum instantly ...

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...Frizz Ease is made by John Frieda. He has a range of different products for red, brunette and blonde hair. Besides the colours, he concentrates on Fizzy hair as well. Frizz Ease. They have shampoos, conditioners, serums, stylers and finishers. Shampoo's and Conditioners Frizz Ease Smooth Start Defrizzing Shampoo Original Formula Frizz Ease Smooth Start Defrizzing Shampoo Extra Strength Formula Frizz Ease Smooth Start Defrizzing Conditioner Original ...
...packet A small statement from John Frieda. Explaining about the product and how great it is. Then there's the instructions. Use after shampooing and conditioning on soaking wet hair (squeeze out excess moisture, but DO NOT TOWEL DRY). Dispense a dime-size amount of serum into palms and smooth through wet hair, distributing evenly. Use more or less depending on the length and texture of hair. DO NOT RINSE OUT. Style as usual. Then there's a list ...

galaxynicole 13.08.2005 · Read full review
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I have the most annoying hair possible (or maybe we all think that about our own hair). It is dead straight, lank and greasy – lovely! To cap it all I have horns. By this I mean two curly bits at the edges of my fringe that curl up every day to look like cow’s (or devil’s) horns. My partner often ‘moos’ at me. It gets worse in the damp or rain and I have to wash it or wet it and dry it every morning to try and flatten ...
...day). If you look carefully at my profile photo you can just see it starting to curl at the edges. I blame my mum for passing me her annoying genes. I had heard of this Frizz Ease serum from adverts but presumed it was for frizzy hair as the product name suggests. One day I read a Ciao opinion about it which suggested that it could also be used to smooth curls rather than frizz and it gave me an idea – why not try it for my horns? I purchased ...

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...suit my hair type. It makes my curls look greasy and amazingly, the frizz still remains! So, sorry John Frieda but I'm boycotting your products. You can't say I didn't try but, with a ruined bag and slimy, wonky hair, it just doesn't do anything for me at all! ...

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John Frieda Frizz Ease hair serum is a must for anyone with dry, frizzy and unruly locks. The first serum to be widely available outside of salons, for my money it's still the best by far. It can turn even the nastiest haystack into a sleek, shiny pride and joy instantly. Frizz Ease serum comes in a 50ml see through bottle which costs around £6. Expensive, but it does last. I get through one botle about every three months, and I use it A LOT. Basically ...
...and you'll find that your straighteners get your hair straighter than ever before, and it stays that way too. Frizz Ease works perfectly well on its own, but you can also buy other John Freida frizz-busting products with the same ingredients, such as shampoo, conditioner, conditioning spray and hairspray. ...

sandrabarber 25.11.2001 · Read full review
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...it is expensive you only use a tiny amount, and it does what it says on the bottle, making up for the tons of wax and gels and mousses you used before. So John Fred's Frizz Ease Serum gets the thumbs-up from a gingerly rooted but frizz free Emma!! ...

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I have extremely thick hair and along with being thick, it's also kinda dry so I decided to try Frizz Ease to see if it actually made a difference. To my surprise, this product's reputation is actually well deserved. It certainly did smooth my hair and make it nice and sleek. I bought it from my local Boots store after being caught in the rain and being fed up with my frizzy hair. I took it home and used it the next day and wow, was I impressed. ...
...wash your hair and wring out the excess water without towelling it dry, then skoosh a little bit of the clear serum onto your finger tips and rub evenly through your hair. The instructions tell you to put it on your palms and apply but I find even distribution is a lot easier with my fingertips. You really do only need a very small amount (although, as the instructions say, this depends on the length and thickness of your hair), and this means that ...

polli 08.04.2001 · Read full review
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...a lot of interest in John Frieda products simply because of the packaging. I must admit to being seduced by a nice bottle etc! John Frieda products look dull! I had tried Frizz Ease Hair Serum (Original Formula) many years ago when it first came out. I must not have been impressed cos it isn't a product I've re bought until... recently. There was a reason for it. Not because I needed it particularly. Not with the amount of hair products I've bought ...
...off vouchers off decent hair care products and instead of realising that I'm being dragged into spending more money I'd actually be saving £2.00 so yeah I've spent a lot lately. I don't wanna think about it actually lol Well anyway I bought the whole of the Lee Stafford range and loads of Toni & Guy and then I got things I really thought sounded interesting. I'd run out of things to buy and still had vouchers cos I was getting more of them as I ...

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...a little serum, conditioner and curling jelly mixed together through my hair and I am very happy with the results, a lot more than when I was using Frizz Ease on it's own. John Frieda Frizz Ease Hair Serum: £3.99 for 25ml. £5.95 for 50ml - prices from Boots.com ...

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...products that I swear by. John Frieda’s serum is especially formulated for the needs of frizzy hair and is the best-selling hair serum for frizzy hair in the U.K. and U.S. The product comes immaculately packaged in a transparent little plastic box complete with a small hair-care system leaflet, which is packed with information about the other products in the range, what the products do, how they work and when you should use them. It also gives ...
...to create yourself at home: - Ultra-sleek and straight - Glossy curls - Soft loose waves It also gives you the answers to some of the most frequently asked questions about the hair-products. This leaflet is very informative to say the least, and has persuaded me to try out some of the other products in the range. The serum itself is very light and leaves your hair unbelievably soft and reduces the frizz significantly. I have been using the product ...

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...this I decided to buy John Frieda's Hair Serum to let my hair have a rest from the straightening irons. Packaging --------- I brought 50ml of John Frieda's Hair Serum. It came in a white box packaging with medium purple writing. It showed a model who had blonde frizzy hair in the before picture and then one with her with beautiful blonde curls and then one with her beautiful blonde sleek and straight hair. The Bottle ---------- This is an opaque ...
...stating 'Frizz Ease Hair Serum John Frieda London | New York' Application ----------- On the back of the bottle the directions for use are: 'After shampooing and Conditioning apply to SOAKING WET hair (squeeze excess moisture out DO NOT TOWEL DRY. Take a small amount of hair serum into palms of hands and smooth through wet hair distributing evenly. DO NOT RINSE OUT. Use more or less depending on length and thickness of hair. Style as usual.' ...

anya_lahiri 05.07.2002 · Read full review
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If they ever stop making this stuff, I will have to shave my head. I have the kind of red hair that goes into little ringlets and curls all over. I didn’t know that until about 2 years ago when I found frizz ease. Until that point I thought that I had the kind of red hair that reminds you of the “Krystal Tips and Alistair” cartoon and forms a kind of fuzzy red triangle on my head. This stuff comes in a little chemistry-set type bottle with a pump ...
...price tag but it does last for quite a while. I tend to wait for the “3 for 2” offer that comes around every couple of months in Boots and then stock up. Using the product is a little weird. The manufacturer recommends that you apply it to soaking wet hair and, after much experimentation I have come to the conclusion that they mean exactly what they say. You have to step out of the shower with your hair dripping wet and apply a couple of squirts ...

christine_g_hall 12.10.2002 · Read full review
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I got recommended this product by a friend of mine she said this actually works ! so I went into boots and looked on the shelf and it was £6.99 for 50ml, thats quite expensive! but I thought if its going to do my hair any good then the price isn't that bad! I have naturally curly hair down past my shoulders, so its quite long and hard to handle! usually these sort of products are for straight hair but on the back of the box it came in it had a picture ...
...fool you!) So I couldn't wait to use this product. I took it home and followed all of the instructions which are quite easy 'After shampooing and conditioning apply to SOAKING WET HAIR (squeeze out excess moisture but DO NOT TOWL DRY) Take a small amound of Hair Serum into palms of hands and smooth through wet hair distributiong evenly. DO NOT RINSE OUT. Use more or less depending on length and thickness of hair. Style as usual.' That was fine ...

sexaychar 13.01.2004 · Read full review
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Well as the title of this says it works on one but not the other!! Over more years than I would care to mention I have put my flowing locks thru hell and back. I was blessed with naturally curly hair but was that enough for me? Oh no!! I coloured it throughout the late 70,s (pink, green, red…well I was a bit of a punk !!!) then along came the gothic 80’s, so I simply had to have black hair didn’t I? I mean “mousey” ...
...present!! After the birth of my 2 sons my normally natural curly hair had all but gone so I found myself a great hairdresser and thus began “the perm years”. The last perm I had was over 3 years ago now and I am pleased to inform you all that I now have reasonably curly hair..perm free. However all the crap I have put it thru has taken its toll and I am now a sufferer of the dreaded “frizz” from time to time. Until that ...

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