John Frieda Sheer Blonde Spun Gold Balm

All week I walk around in paint stained overalls, gloss up my fingernails, and flecks of Magnolia Soft sheen finish paint in my hair. Attractive some might say, well I hate to disappoint but no, it's awful. I look awful. Once a week though, I do make a little effort, of course I say a little, I mean looking like me I don't need all that blusher and stuff, ( LIAR! ), I do however need something to keep my hair nice. I'm blonde you know! I digress. A few weeks ago I dyed my hair from Pillar Box Red, to blonde, it looks alright too. I decided to splash out and get myself something for my hair, some hair wax or something. My one ...  Read the complete review

I have just reviewed the crystal hairspray in the sheer blondes range which i insist on calling just for blondes (as that was the original name). I use this product every day. It costs about £4.70 for 35g which lasts me at least 6 months so in my opinion it's a bargain! It's advertised as a styling product. I have very dry, fine blonde hair which believe me is a pain in the neck to style as it really doesn't hold any shape well at all as it is ultra straight and lacks body. I originally started buying this when I had my hair in a shoulder length bob which was ever so slightly feathered. I was attracted by the packaging and name Spun Gold. It comes ...  Read the complete review

I bought some if this John Frieda at Boots the other day for £4.79. You can also buy this online at boots.com or they also sell it in supermarkets and Superdrug stores. This product is one of the many styling products available in the John Frieda Sheer Blonde range. I've tried some of their other stuff before and really like it so I expect this to be of excellent quality too. This product is a balm specially formulated for blonde hair, to give it more shine, definition and help illuminate and define the high lights. To make your hair look like spun gold; hence the name of the product. So this product comes in a little cardboard sleeve ...  Read the complete review

This balm is designed for use on blonde hair, whether it be natural or colour treated. I have found it particularly brilliant on my highlighted hair. The balm itself comes in what I would describe as a simple, yet modern, silvery-gold tin. It is gold in colour, and contains very fine sparkly bits. It a liitle bit on the pricey side (£3.95 for 35g), but it last for ages. It says it should be used sparingly on dried and styled hair, to add shape, shine and glamour. It instantly gives hair a modern finish, and a sparkling, sun-kissed shimmer. You have to warm the balm between your palms before you apply it to soften it up, and make it easier ...  Read the complete review