John Frieda Sheer Blonde Crystal Hair Spray

JOHN FRIEDA. London. Paris. New York. The John Frieda hairstyling products are extremely impressive. In the hairdressing business since he was 16 years old, when he was apprentice hairdresser to the 'stars'. Once married to the songstress Lulu he built his empire on solid foundations of 70's England. Reputably John Frieda has had the biggest impact on the haircare market with his specialist lines for fine hair, frizzy hair, blonde hair, brunette and red hair. Now one of the top renowned hairstylists to the stars in the USA, John Frieda has built his business into a multi million pound empire. - - ...  Read the complete review

**The product** This hairspray is part of the John Frieda collection of hair products which are specially designed for blonde hair whether its natural or colour treated. Its called Crystal hold. This hairspray claims to brighten and hold your hair adding shimmer to the colour. With non-yellowing ingredients which dry clear to add shine to blonde hair. While sunscreen contained in the product helps proctect from UV damage to your hair. **The Packaging** The packagaing of this spray is of good quality,and looks posh enough to leave on your bathroom shelf. Its a 250ml can of spray which is Gold in colour with a clear plastic lid. ...  Read the complete review

I got a bottle of this John Frieda Sheer Blonde crystal hold hairspray from Boots for £4.79. They're also available at most supermarkets, Superdrug and online for around about the same price. John Frieda has other styling products available in the Sheer Blonde range but there are also other collections for redheads, brunettes, curly hair etc. This blonde styling range is meant to help bring out the best in blonde hair; make it more shiny, define highlights better and just make the blonde look radiant, more luminous and stunning. This hairspray comes in a large aerosol spray tin bottle with a clear plastic cap and the packaging is made of ...  Read the complete review

This product costs 4.79 and is available in most stores such as boots, superdrug, some larger supermarkets. The price tag is a bit large, but if you use hairspray on a daily basis I would suggest this as it doesnt ruin your hair like some, and you dont need much to keep your style in place. The packaging is quite classic, with a gold metallic aerosal can and plastic cap, similar to the loreal packaging. Its explanatory to use, but simply style your hair as usual, and hold the can around 10cm away from your hair. The smell is quite refreshing and doesnt smell of alocohol like some. Also the feel of it is not at all sticky and can be easily brushed ...  Read the complete review

I did use this on a regular basis. The only reason I don't now is because I can't find it in my local Tesco's and I won't go out of my way just for hairspray. I have fine, dry, blonde hair (coloured) so this is the perfect spray for me as it is gentle on your hair, has great hold for fine hair and it doesn't discolour your hair if it is quite a light blonde as some hairsprays can make your hair look darker and appear more yellow than blonde. It comes in a gold tin, and is about £4.50. I quite like the smell of it as it doesn't get in the back of your throat like some others. It lasts me about a month as I used it every day. It is by far ...  Read the complete review