John Frieda Beach Blonde Kelp Help

One intensive treat! - Advantages: soothes damaged hair, leaves hair silky soft, thick but easy to rinse out - Disadvantages: fairly expensive

I was recently scouring the shelves of conditioners looking for something heavy-duty that might make a difference in my dry hair. Upon inspection the tub of Kelp Help was delightfully thick and serious looking. The scent seems to have been choosen for it's unscented appeal. The perfume in this product shouts out that it is doing you a favor by covering the less appealing odors of dead fish or dried kelp or something else you wouldn't like. Thank You! Allright I took it home and dove right in. I read the directions. I abandoned the directions and slathered it on after washing and left it in my hair all weekend. When I rinsed it out on Monday my formerly dry hair ...  Read the complete review

In my nineteen years, I have put my hair through a lot of grief. I've crimped it, curled it, dyed it, fried it... The list goes on. As a bottle blonde and habitual user of a blow dryer, my waist-length locks are beginning to suffer. I've tried many deep conditioners in the past (your hair can never be too shiny can it?) and have always been in search of a product that will make my hair just that little bit shiner, stronger, and healthier than the last one. I've been using John Frieda products for several years. I've been a regular user of his 'Sheer Blonde' range, but I need that extra something for the dry summer months when my hair gets ...  Read the complete review