John Frieda Brilliant Brunette Shine Release Moisturising Shampoo

After using a cheaper shampoo and conditioner for a while, I decided to treat my hair to a little bit of luxury! I found John Frieda on a 2 for £6 offer (they're usually between £3-4 a bottle, depending where you shop, but they're regularly on offer), and bought a bottle of this shampoo and the matching conditioner. The range comes in 250ml, tube style, bottles with a cap opening at the bottom which you can stand it on. The bottles do look quite classy, and sit neatly in the bathroom. I have darker brown hair, so got the 'Chocolate to Espresso' shades. The brilliant brunette range comes in a selection of shades, with one suitable for every kind of brunette. ...  Read the complete review

I used to be bleach blonde and used the John Frieda range for blondes and everyone used to comment how healthy and shiny my hair was. So when I went dark I thought why not try the brunette range as well The shampoo is £5.35 as is the conditioner however many super markets are doing a 'buy one get one free' on the range so look out for these products. It does sound expensive but with shampoo I do believe you get what you pay for. The packaging is simple and clearly states the ingredients and what it will do.The shampoo is large and lasts me a month. The shampoo is dark and has sheen and the smell is very nice bit like body shops coco ...  Read the complete review

Having read a glowing review on Dooyoo for this shampoo, I threw a tube into my trolley during my next visit to Sainsbury's. At £5.35, it was quite a bit more than I usually pay for shampoo, but I wanted to give it a try. ~~Promises~~ The shampoo promises to rehydrate and revitalise dry hair, giving a mulit-dimensional shine whilst at the same time illuminating your highlights. I have dry and probably over-dyed hair, with lighter highlights in it, so this seemed the idea product for me. John Frieda told me that the light would be reflected off every strand of my hair individually, giving it dimension and shine. The shampoo is non-colour ...  Read the complete review

For me, this is one of those products that's stuck with me for years and years and years, or rather, I have stuck with it... You know how changing shampoo and conditioners is a thing of the norm? Well it was for me. 'This one's not working so great any more', 'This one's put build up on my hair', 'I want a change', 'There's gotta be something better' - things we've all thought about our hair cleansing choices. But when a friend recommended Brilliant Brunette to me... oh... say 4... maybe 5 years ago, I became hooked instantly and I searched for the perfect shampoo no more... because I had found it. I've used the 'Chocolate to Espresso' and 'Hazelnut ...  Read the complete review

Being always on the lookout for next great shampoo and having heard some great things regarding John Frieda's range, I've decided to give there Brilliant Brunette Shine release range a try. The first thing to mention is the price, John Frieda is not a cheap brand and this shampoo is no exception at a hefty price of almost £5 from Boots. Secondly the packing does look sleek and professional, giving the feeling of buying a salon quality brand. The actual shampoo does have a very pleasant fragrance and does stay in your hair for a good 24 hours after washing it, the shampoo is also thick and creamy but does seem to require a lot to build up into a good ...  Read the complete review