John Frieda Frizz Ease Original Formula Serum Reviews

I have never been exactly kind to my hair over the years. I've bleached it, dyed it, back combed and permed it and then there is they day to day blow drying, straightening and styling so it is understandable that it is less than perfect condition. I have tried shampoos and conditioners and many lotions and potions to help sooth my split ...  Read the complete review

Since I do have brittle and frizzy hair I am always on the lookout for new products to test and try. The moment I read a few compliments about a particular product from a hair stylist, I immediately go out and purchase that product. I heard that a hair stylist swears by John Frieda's frizz ease hair serum and I bought it from boots for 5 ...  Read the complete review

I have very long hair and love to add an extra gloss and shine to the mid/ends of my hair. This serum is perfect for creating these shiny and glistening tips. It cost me around £5. APPEARANCE The tube itself is transparent and shows the serum. It's small, discrete and subtle and comes inside a small, white box. I prefer ...  Read the complete review

I own quite a few of the John Frieda products and I use them on a regular basis and was looking to buy more but hadn't got round to it as they are slightly too expensive for me sometimes but are always on a 3 for £10 offer somewhere. The other day my mum came back from Morrisons with this and a few other bits as they had a ...  Read the complete review

I naturally have quite wavy hair which if I just leave to dry naturally goes a bit of the frizzy side, I straighten my hair nearly every day in order to keep it under control, however just recently I have found that my hair isn't staying as straight as I would like a few hours after straightening it. I used to use John Frieda Frizz - ...  Read the complete review

I have long thick hair, which is also rather naturally wavy and prone to Frizz. No matter what I do to treat my hair I seem to get those flyaway bits round my hairline which makes me feel I look a bit messy. One item that I do find helps me stop this is John Frieda's Frizz Ease Serum. This is a fairly low budget option, ...  Read the complete review

I have very thick hair which is prone to frizzing up, and my daughter has very curly hair so I tried this product as a way of keeping it under control. When I bought it, it was on offer at half price so it didn't seem too expensive although it does come in a tiny little bottle and you might think that you're not getting much for your ...  Read the complete review

The serum helps those of us who are cutically-challenged become smooth and silky....but only if you use about double the recommended amount. The instructions on the back tell me to use one pump of serum, but my shoulder-length bob needs about double that to smooth out. The pump is easy to use and the serum is a good consistency - it ...  Read the complete review

I seriously love this stuff, it's a life saver for thick/ frizzy hair like mine. The serum comes in 25ml and 50ml bottles and it's a thick clear liquid that smells pleasant and inviting. The serum is around £4 to buy, although it depends on where you buy it from. I have noticed that the price varies from shop to shop. The ...  Read the complete review

I have thin, curly hair which is also very dry and due to this it becomes very big and frizzy after blow drying. There are so many smoothing serums available, but its hard to find one that doesn't make your hair limp and greasy after styling. I was hoping this product would allow me to style my hair less often, by letting my curls dry ...  Read the complete review

I have very long, naturally curly, thick hair which has a tendency to get very dry and frizzy if I don't control it properly. I saw the adverts for John Frieda Frizz Ease and thought it was going to be the answer to my prayers. The before picture of the girl with curly hair is exactly what my hair gets like if I brush it! So I ...  Read the complete review

I often wear my hair curly as I have natural curls and so when I can't be bothered to dry and straighten my hair (as it can take some time to do everyday) I like to leave it to dry naturally. The curls need to be calmed down a bit though as they are frizzy and so I like to use John Frieda's Frizz-Ease hair product range when I ...  Read the complete review

i purchased this product primarily for my mum who has fine, curly hair but as my hair is prone to have a frizzy moment in the misty rain we have been experiencing recently, I thought I would give this serum a try. My hair is fine, long but in decent condition. I washed my hair as normal and, as directed, squirted ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the first serums I ever remember purchasing as a teenage girl. As John Frieda products are 3 for £10 in Asda at the moment I needed a third product in addition to my shampoo and conditioner. It normally costs £5.89 for a 50ml bottle. You can also get a tiny travel sized 5ml bottle for £1.99. The serum comes in a ...  Read the complete review

I've been using this serum for a couple of years now. If I'm honest, my hair routine feels a bit weird without it now if I forget to use it or forgot to pack it when away. I normally buy it in the smaller 25ml version as it seems to last ages for me even though I use this every other day after washing my hair. I use a good pea ...  Read the complete review

I bought a mini hadbag size of this from boots once when they were giving out £2 off vouchers and you could get this for not very much (I think it costs about £2.50 for the 5ml bottle. (Top Tip - look out for these if you have lots of those vouchers because they are so super handy!). The little bottles are pump action and release a ...  Read the complete review

On my last visit to the hairdressers, my hairdresser pointed out to me, the ends of my hair were a little frizzy and that was after I had the hair cut and the end of my hair was all rough etc and I do use conditioner after every time I wash my hair, and she told me it sometimes happens when hair colour is used for a length of time as it ...  Read the complete review

This is a star quality styling product that over the years has been regularly featured in all the fashion and beauty magazines as a must have product to help unruly hair; even Nicole Kidman is reported to be a massive fan of this product and of the John Frieda range. The serum is not just for people with very curly hair, it can be ...  Read the complete review

I am a huge fan of John Frieda, particularly the frizz-ease range, because my hair is wavy and a little uncontrollable. The serum comes in 25ml and 50ml bottles. It is meant to be applied in VERY SMALL (ie pea-sized) amounts to wet hair and distributed evenly throughout. Packaging: Even the 50ml version is only a ...  Read the complete review

My mum usually buys so much skincare products and haircare products that I probably have tried a lot more brands of products than the average person! John Frieda being one of them. I have tried the hair sprays, the serums, etc. As far as this serum goes, I do think it is okay. It certainly does what it advertises which is to ease ...  Read the complete review