John Frieda Sheer Blonde Colour Renew Shampoo

I am a real hair-dye infatuate, and my naturally mousy hair has annoying red tones in it which means that unless I bleach the hell out of it, I frequently end up with yellowy (or worse, sometimes orangey) blond bits between the nice highlighted strands. In an effort to combat this I have tried every specially-formulated 'blonde hair' shampoo you can think of, and I hope to review them all, but I will start with John Frieda's Colour Renew as it is one of the first I used, and I have to say it does a pretty good job! Firstly I should point out my hair is highlighted, not all-over bleached, so it works best on the lightest bits of your hair (the darker bits might ...  Read the complete review

There seems to be a new blonding shampoo out every few months and each time they all claim to offer amazing results and transform those dull brassy tones into lovely blonde tresses. I was dubious about this shampoo as I was wondering if this was the new one, did that mean the previous John Frieda blonding shampoos were never that good? I have blonde hair so I am always on the lookout for good blonding shampoos that keep the colour in check, without being overly drying on the hair. This is something that I had found with the other Freida shampoos. They do usually enhance the blonde tones, but leave the hair a little dry afterwards. This one comes in ...  Read the complete review

Having naturally mousy hair, I opted for a range of different toned highlights as well as low lights to brighten things up a bit. We've all been there right? Bored, no harm in spicing things up! I opted for John Frieda Sheer Blonde Colour Renew as a close friend (who also has highlights) recommended it to me, because I was worried about the colour fading in my hair after a few washes and this is how I found it. The key is don't use too much at once, I've got quite long thick hair and I found a portion about the size of a £2 coin is enough to suffice one wash. Anyway, lather, leave in for 2-3 minutes, rinse and then follow up with any ...  Read the complete review

My hair is blonde, I'd probably say it was honey blonde but there are a lot of cool tones throughout it. I wanted to highlight the lighter, cooler tones and also bring out the warmer shade's, and brighten them. I bought this shampoo from Boots, it was three for two on john frieda products at the time so I can't remember exactly how much it cost but the website list's it as costing £5.37, (www.boots.com). I had already read alot about purple shampoo's, and how they work, and the results they should/could give, but my hair had a few different shades, so I was prepared for any result! The shampoo smell's great, its quite subtle, and the packaging is attractive ...  Read the complete review

Do you have coloured blonde hair? Then this review is DEFINITELY for you! Being a coloured platinum blonde my hair requires quite a bit of maintenance. Mostly this means regular touch ups to the roots so I don't get that nasty grown-out look, and also searching for products that keep my rather abused hair looking healthy. One particular problem with going for a real platinum blonde look is that it is really hard to find dyes that don't leave you looking brassy or yellow-ish, and even if you get your hair professionally coloured, it can yellow over time. So I needed a product that was going to keep my hair a fresh, cool, platinum blonde. I had heard ...  Read the complete review