Possibly only good for certain hair types (John Frieda Luminous Colour Glaze Choc/Espresso)

Member Name: flumpster

Product:	John Frieda Luminous Colour Glaze Choc/Espresso
Date:	08/12/08 (83 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: None really, although great customer service

Disadvantages: Greasy, lank hair and stained hands

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 the colour was on my hands cos there was no visible difference to my hair, colour wise - to be fair it does say it only enhances your colour, not change it.
It took a while to rinse out and after drying my hair it looked lank and greasy, not nice at all, infact I actually rewashed my hair to remove the glaze altogether.
I did write John Frieda for advice on this and they asked me to return the product for checking. After a few days I received a lovely box and letter through the post, reimbursing me for the glaze itself and some products that they felt would be more beneficial to my hair type, they explained that I possibly would have been better without the conditioning stage.
Great customer service but, for me at least, poor product

Summary: Don't use if you have fine hair