John Frieda Frizz Ease Original Formula Serum

I have a habit of sometimes saying or asking really stupid things. Last night my boyfriend commented my hair smelt nice. I asked which bit. He laughed at the stupidity of my question. I then explained I didn't mean which bit of my hair; I mean was it the shampoo, conditioner or hair serum. I then realised that was an even more stupid question as how would he possibly know which bit it was that he could smell. This however led to a baffled look on my boyfriends face and the question "What IS hair serum?" Yes you see girls, we take for granted the fact that words such as 'serum' are part of our every day vocabulary and strange as it seems there are ...  Read the complete review

I've never much took 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 lately in Boots cos of getting a load of £2.00 off vouchers off decent hair care products and instead of realising that I'm being dragged into spending more money I'd actually be ...  Read the complete review

In my quest for lovely straight and sleek hair I use a variety of products, GHD's, GHD's thermal protector and also the original and classic Frizz-Ease hair Serum. Frizz Ease is sold in little plastic bottles in either 5ml, 25ml or 50ml. A 50ml is £5.98 in Boots. I think it is q bit expensive but a bottle will last a very long time so per use not too bad. Frizz Ease is a hair serum, it's a clear gel like liquid that you apply to your hair to correct dry and medium frizz and give you polished, glossy and smooth hair. It is produced by the hair care giant John Frieda, himself a successful celebrity hairdresser and owner of hair salons. According to their ...  Read the complete review

My hair has multiple personalities. Naturally it’s extremely curly, but with a little work and patience I can also wear it poker straight. Sometimes I opt for ‘beach babe’ waves, while on other occasions I’ll try a bouncy look with plenty of volume. Each of these styles take a certain amount of time and effort to pull off, but while I envy those lucky people who wake up in the morning with perfect tresses, I’m actually rather proud of the flexibility of my hair. Please don’t for a second assume that I have always been blessed with wonderful hair that can be shaped and styled into any design. Up until the age of fourteen, it was quite another story. My hair was ...  Read the complete review

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 it (it will always 'horn' by the end of the day). 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 ...  Read the complete review