John Frieda Frizz Ease Straight Ahead Shampoo

Browsing again in Boots (no shock there!) I came across the Frizz Ease range on offer. With New Years Eve vastly approaching I've spent a fortune on clobber and make up for a black tie evening dinner dance so I thought what the heck in for a penny in for a pound and plopped a bottle of this shampoo (and conditioner) into my basket and slightly groaned that yet again I was on the spend on stuff I really don't need (think I need some kind of therapy in 2008! lol) For the purpose of this review, I like the other review on here am only going to review the shampoo as I'm sure there are still people out there that don't use a conditioner after shampooing (really?!) ...  Read the complete review

Created by legendary John Frieda, the frizz ease range has been specially formulated for frizzy, flyaway hair. There are two, new, different varieties to choose from – straight ahead or curl around, both of which are pretty much self explanatory in what hair type they are for. The one I am going to be reviewing is the ‘straight ahead’ shampoo. *** The Claims *** The straight ahead range is designed specifically, for people who either have straight hair or who want straight hair. Gentle enough for everyday use, this shampoo promises to tame dry, frizzy hair, and to make it easier to style after use. Containing a special nourishing ...  Read the complete review

I generally try to take good care of my hair, so I towel dry it and leave it to dry naturally. Often as I'm in a rush, I'll leave my hair to finish drying as I'm walking out of the house, which is apparently one of the worst things you can do for frizz. Straightening my hair and having it cut very regularly to thin it out helps, but most of the time I just can't be bothered - especially at the moment as I'm so busy. So on a shopping trip with my sister, we nipped in to Superdrug to try and find something good. I stopped by the Frizz Ease products - and there's a lot more than I was expecting. Different kinds of shampoos, conditioners, serums, ...  Read the complete review

Frizz ease shampoo Little miss and myself both have quite unruly hair and so we tend to try alot of the products on the market. I was recently shopping and found a gift pack of the Frizz Ease on special offer so decided to give it a go... THE PROMISES... This will apparently smooth shine and align hair for easier straight styling, and in addition it will nourish and soften hair. It's suitable for all types of dry and frizzy hair and with its straight defining complex (what?) it will tame unruly hair. Just the stuff for us!! PRODUCT AND PACKAGING... I bought a gift pack containing the shampoo, serum, ...  Read the complete review

I bought this shampoo along with the conditioner of the same brand. The combination keeps my hair in great conditioning, even with the use of hair straighteners. It helps to keep your hair strong, and as part of the 'frizz-ease' range, it helps combat frizzy hair to make it neater and more presentable. It also displays 'straight ahead' on the tube, which signifies the product's function to help preserve straight hair. It is a top of the range, professional product, which is available across supermarkets and beauty stores. Like the conditioner, it comes in a tube, but this one is white with black, purple and grey writing. The 250ml tube cost me under £5.00, ...  Read the complete review