John Frieda Sheer Blonde Luminous Colour Glaze

Despite many people thinking I’m a completely natural blonde (hmmm yeah) it has to be said that I have been known to have layers and layers of blonde highlights to brighten up my otherwise dark, dull blonde hair. I’ve since stopped having quite as many highlights but I do miss the sheen and shine that highlights seem to bring to your hair. However on a recent trip to Boots I was persuaded to splurge out on a John Frieda product in an attempt to add some shine to my hair without spending a fortune at the hairdressers. The John Frieda Luminous Colour Glazes come in five different shades according to your hair colour, there’s two suitable for blondes ...  Read the complete review

My hair is (I think) naturally dark blonde. However, I have been dying it blonde for about 7 years now using different shades of blonde highlights throughout. I have been using John Freida products for about 3 years now, although I do sometimes switch to another brand as I don't think you get the same effects using the same shampoo all the time. The one thing I have not stopped using throughout this time is John Frieda's Luminous Glaze. The glaze is available in 5 different shades, 2 of which are for blondes. Platinum/Champagne for those with white blonde hair and Honey/Caramel for those with darker blonde shades. Although I have used ...  Read the complete review

**** Introduction **** Having very dull blonde hair has been a real problem for me just lately, even though my roots were only a few centimeters long I would insist on a visit to the hairdressers to get them touched up just to freshen up the colour. Over the past few months I have noticed that my hair is really drying out so I needed to take drastic action. while shopping in asda a few weeks ago I came across this John Freida colour glaze from blonde hair, it was on offer for £2.50 a bottle so I thought it w2as worth a try.l **** The Product **** This colour glaze is designed for blonde or highlighted hair, it is ...  Read the complete review

My hair is naturally a much darker colour than it is now because I have always dyed it blonde. My roots are quite noticeable now, especially as I'm not 20 anymore, and my grey hairs are starting to appear. I hate getting roots and think it looks really unsightly, but a trip to the hairdressers will end up costing £30 at a minimum, money I would prefer to spend taking my kids to the pictures, or buying some food for the house, so I tend to try and find products to make my hair look better at home. This was recommended to me by a friend and while shopping in asda a few weeks ago I came across this John Freida colour glaze from blonde hair for about ...  Read the complete review

Well, I tried one of these last year and I am pleased to say that I did try it, because I now know not to try it again, here is why. The product: It is supposed to revitalise coloured or natural blonde hair and leave it looking glossy and with intense shine. It is easy to spot on the supermarket shelf, usually sitting with the John Frieda sheer blonde shampoos and conditioners. As a regular buyer of these prodcucts, I thought this was going to work wonders. The bottle is easy enough to dispense and you work the liquid through the hair, making sure it is coated evenly. It doesn't have a bad smell and seem to apply well. Next ...  Read the complete review