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John Frieda Thickening Shampoo

 
Description: Hair care / volumising shampoo / for fine, thin or limp hair / 250mL. / Achieve volume, body and shine as you shampoo. ... more
John Frieda Thickening Shampoo ... Volume Thickening Shampoo delivers exceptional cleansing and clears away build-up and residues that leave fine hair limp and flat. Advanced formula contains stay behind conditioners, adding volume and lift. Even the finest hair gains body and becomes responsive for superior styling results.

Newest Review: ... salon did not sell this I knew it was not to make money so I hunted it down and tried it. I found it in Boots the chemist ... more

 ... and for a small blue tube containing 350ml it cost me £5.45 so ok it had better be as good as she said. After just a few washes I noticed my hair had a bit of volume again and it made doing my hair much easier. I would not say this actually thickens hair but it does do something to give you that volume to make your hair more manageable and better looking so it is worth the money in my opinion. You basically just wash and rinse your hair as you would with any other shampoo, there is a conditioner to go with this ...more

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strawberrybonbon
Premium Review John Frieda Thickening Shampoo: Turn up the volume. (327 words)
by - written on 29/09/08 (Very useful, 132 readings)
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As I got older my hair started to get thinner, I am not going bald or anything but it has made my hair feel and look very fine and it is very, very hard to do anything with fine thin hair. My hairdresser who I have used for nearly ten years and trust greatly pointed me in the direction of John Frieda Thickening Shampoo, as her particular salon did not sell this I knew it was not to make money so I hunted it down and tried it. I found it in Boots the chemist and for a small blue tube containing 350ml it cost me £5.45 so ok it had better be as good as she said. After just a few washes I noticed my hair had a bit of volume again and it made doing my ...  Read the complete review

PerfectlyPink
Premium Review My Little Find... (1047 words)
by - written on 22/12/01 (Very useful, 457 readings)
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As I was frantically racing through my town centre this afternoon trying to find a decent top to wear out, I ended up in Topshop. I HATE Topshop but still, I was desperate and figured that they might have ONE half decent top amongst racks and racks of tacky lace and frills. No such luck. Anyway, I noticed they'd started reducing their accessories towards the back of the shop and went over to see if they had a sparkly pink belt in the sale for me. No such luck again. What I did find was a hairstyling pack by John Frieda. The first thing I noticed was the huge yellow sticker on it - £1! It was worth further investigation. I quick ...  Read the complete review

alibongo13
Premium Review John Frieda Thickening Shampoo: made my hair really managable (176 words)
by - written on 16/06/08 (Useful, 120 readings)
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i just received a sample of this shampoo in the magazine ' Good House keeping.' i decided to try it and use it along with the conditioner that accompanied it. The clear shampoo was very concentrated and it didn't take much to work up a really good thick and cleansing lather. It seemed very pure and had a nice natural feel and look. The smell is lovely. I styled my hair in the usual way, by blow drying with a large brush. It certainly made my hair feel thicker and it was really easy to style and manage. When i came downstairs my husband said i looked good, and my little daughter asked what the lovely smell was. I do believe that changing shampoos every now and ...  Read the complete review

Newport_Tester
Premium Review Was good at first... (80 words)
by - written on 05/08/06 (Somewhat useful, 145 readings)
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I was pleased to say that it did do what it said on the bottle. However I did find that 300ml bottle ran out quite quickly because the shampoo itself was very thin and runny. The tube like bottle was fiddly to use too. Unfortunately this shampoo also made my hair very greasy and limp after using it for a few months. It stopped working. I then changed to a different product, I won't be using this ...  Read the complete review

 

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