John Frieda Frizz Ease Thermal Protection Serum

I think John Frieda's Frizz-Ease must be one of the best known hair serums, but until recently I had only bought Charles Worthington or cheaper brands such as Avon or Boots own brand. I finally bought a bottle of Frizz-Ease Thermal Protection when I was given a money off voucher for it in Boots. ~What is it~ This is a serum - a hair product designed to smooth flyaway hairs and tame frizz. This particular one has thermal protection, to protect the hair against heated appliances such as straighteners, hair dryers or tongs. Personally as my hair is prone to frizz, and very thick, I straighten it regularly to stop it looking so 'big' and wild! Heated ...  Read the complete review

I have used the frizz ease original serum for as long as I remember, as it's the only thing that will calm down my hair! However, I thought I'd give the thermal protection one ago, seeing as I blow dry my hair almost every morning, and sometimes straighten it too. It comes in a shiny orange bottle which itself is enclosed in a shiny metallic box. It took me ages to get into this box! I don't know whether that's me being stupid, or just bad design, but it took some effort! The box is also a waste of packaging. I'm sure they could reduce the price (about £5.50 for a 50ml bottle) of the product by a fair bit if they didn't pack in shiny silver. What's wrong with ...  Read the complete review

I use this product daily as I have fine fly away hair and blow dry it every day. I used to use the regular serum but found it too heavy for my hair and had to be careful on how much was applied. My hair is dry and dull as it is coloured. I apply about two squirts which I massage on to my hands and spread evenly on to my hair after washing. It's great it gives my hair a natural looking shine and has improved the condition as it protects it from heat treatment. I find it easier to style as it is so smooth and controlled. It makes my hair beautifully soft and is light so it reduces the problem of that greasy look if a little too much is applied. It has done wonders for ...  Read the complete review

I like John Frieda, the shampoo and conditioner do alot to handle frizz and when this product cam on the marker, I was one of the first to buy it! Its quite pricey but does last quite a while, mine is on its second year now, as a little goes a long way- though my hair ranges between chin legnth and shoulder legnth so you do the math! It can make your hair look greasy if you use to much, so add a little at a time and do not ever add to the roots! It is said it protects against heat and I do think my hair generally isnt as bad as it could be being that I use a hair drier and a ceramic straightener about 2 or 3 times a week. My hair still ...  Read the complete review