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by - written on 02/06/09 (Very useful, 174 readings)
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Brilliant Brunette ************** I am a huge fan of the John Frieda Brilliant Brunette range. The hair care range is aimed at brunette's and have everything from shampoo's and conditioners to serum's and spray's. John Frieda also caters for blonde's and redheads, noticeable by the colour scheme on all of the products. I have always found the Brilliant Brunette range to be of an excellent quality, and using their shampoo's and conditioner's certainly enhances my natural colour, I've actually been complemented and asked if I'd had my hair dyed, even my hair dresser asked! Luminous Glaze ************* I was ... Read the complete review
by - written on 03/01/09 (Very useful, 50 readings)
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I have coloured hair which as we all know, tends to fade. This product seemed like a Godsend to keep colour looking fresh between salon visits. The premise is that you leave it on wet hair for a few minutes and it gives a sort of coating to the hair, leaving the colour reinvigourated and the hair looking glossy and shiny. The first thing I'd say is that it stains the hands quite badly, so you need to make sure that you wash them thoroughly, especially between the fingers! You then rinse it off and blow dry as normal. This product did leave my hair nicely shiny but it still looked like I needed a colour touch up. It's hard to know what to make of ... Read the complete review
by Emma Jane - written on 11/02/08
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Because I colour my hair a lot, I was looking for a product to give it that much coveted "just stepped out of a salon" gloss. Having read several reviews on the product, I was excited to try it. In terms of price, I thought it was quite reasonable. Like all John Freida products, there was a product formulated for use on my particular shade of hair colour. The packaging, like almost all John Freida products, was overly faffy to use and there was far too much of it. Like other reveiwers, I found it highly unneccesary and very wasteful - I thought we were supposed to be working on saving the environment?! Anyway, enough about the ... Read the complete review
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