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by - written on 30/01/08 (Very useful, 243 readings)
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"What varnish is to your nails...what gloss is to your lips..." - the very time I heard this advert I was absolutely hooked in! An actual gloss for your hair - amazing! I couldn't wait to try it and had visions of the most shiny amazing hair. So excited I was that I decided to buy the shampoo, the conditioner and the gloss as to get 'best results' although since then I have tried this with other shampoos and conditioners. So what exactly is this product that got me worked into such a frenzy. Well apparently 'glazing' is something that has been offered in salons for year (though I've never been offered it in any salon) and now you can do it ... Read the complete review
by - written on 14/07/09 (Very useful, 181 readings)
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INTRODUCTION I have been a hairdresser for many years and always swore that the professional in salon treatments were the best, until a few weeks ago when I purchased some John Frieda color glaze. Yes this was an impulse buy but I was heading out for a night out with the girls and my hair was a mess, after going chocolate brown a few months ago I started to notice a vast change in my hairs condition, it was looking really dull and drab so I needed something to improve the overall look of it. I didn't have the time to colour it all so I opted for a John Frieda colour glaze, to brighten up and lift my dull looking hair. Not only did this ... Read the complete review
by - written on 19/08/09 (Very useful, 148 readings)
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Luminous Colour Glaze, Chocolate to Espresso, is part of the Brilliant Brunette range of products developed by John Frieda. I am quite a fan of the Brilliant Brunettes range since discovering them quite some time ago, and regularly use the shampoo, conditioner, shine shock glosser, fixing spray and conditioning treatments, so I was intrigued when I discovered this colour glaze on the shelf in my local Morrisons supermarket. I have never used a colour glaze before, nor had I heard of them, so I carefully read the packaging to find out what exactly it is. The packaging claims that this Luminous Colour Glaze is a shine booster and colour glosser, which ... Read the complete review
by - written on 28/10/09 (Very useful, 67 readings)
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I have mid-brown hair which I feel is quite a boring shade and can look dull due to heat styling etc. I had just grown out a few highlights and did not have the time nor money to get back into the routine of salon appointments for colouring and touch ups, but I was fed up with my hair. Whilst browsing the shelves in Boots for inspiration, I spotted this which seemed like it might solve my problem. The bottle states 'easy-to-use salon inspired treatment reawakens laklustre brunette hair with multi-dimensional shine and a shot of rich brown colour', which seemed to fit the bill for me so it went in my basket. Since using I would say this a pretty ... Read the complete review
by - written on 08/12/08 (Useful, 87 readings)
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I have been using John Frieda products for some time now, and have always thought them to work for my hair type, fine, flyaway, frizzy, basically any word beginning with 'f' thats my hair! I was seduced on the 3 for 2 at Boots when buying my usual shampoo and conditioner and thought I would give it a go - the packaging and claims entice you, making you believe in 'Salon Beautiful Hair' As directed, I shampooed and Conditioned as normal then applied the Glaze, it felt slightly greasy, but looked shiny, and stained my hands something awful! I think because it was such a dark colour. I had to actually use exfoliator on my hands to remove colour. I reckon all of ... Read the complete review
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