John Frieda shampoo and conditioner is one of my few luxuries when I fancy a treat just for myself- it's not one of the cheapest products around, but it is, in my opinion, one of the best. I first started using John Frieda when the Sheer blonde range was released, as with coloured blonde hair, I was looking to find a product that would not give me a brassy hue after a few washes. Having read the back of the bottle, and seen the adverts, I was convinced that John Frieda products were the solution. I wasn't wrong. When I first started buying this product, there were two different shades- platinum and honey and caramel. Having darker blonde hair, I ...  Read the complete review

The only reason I really bought this conditioner was because there was a 3 for 2 offer on the John Frieda range in Boots. It normally costs £4.69 for a 250ml bottle, which is not a bad price by any means if it works. Unlike with the shampoo, there is no choice of shades for the conditioner, this one is suitable for all shades of natural, colour-treated or highlighted blonde hair. Just like the shampoo, this conditioner is said to contain Light Enhancers to help counteract the effects of any dulling residues on the hair. It is designed to smooth and mend the porous areas of each hair strand, restoring a healthy texture so that light can shine ...  Read the complete review

WHAT IS IT? A tube of conditioner developed for blond hair.  It claims to add volume to hair and bring out the natural golden tones of blond hair whether it is naturally blond or dyed.  HOW DO YOU USE IT? This is a cream conditioner and such high quality that I can use a very small amount and run it through my hair easily.  It is very rich and makes my hair feel slinky as soon as I apply it, John Frieda suggest you to keep the conditioner on your hair for a few minutes and I do this because it helps the cream to penetrate the hair.  WHAT I THINK This is a very effective conditioner and leaves my hair smooth, soft and ...  Read the complete review

I have fine, mousy hair, so I have my hair highlighted every two/three months and I use volumising products to keep it looking good and full bodied. I use the John Frieda Collection "Highlight Activating VOLUMISING Conditioner with Light Enhancers" about once a week on my highlighted damaged hair. I use the shampoo in this range first, and then when I have rinsed it out I use this conditioner, leave it on my hair a couple of minutes and rinse out, (when I put the conditioner on I make sure it is not on the roots of my hair, so that I don't have greasy roots). The bottle says it is for all shades of blonde hair - whether it is colour ...  Read the complete review

I have just posted a review for John Frieda "luxurious volume" conditioner which I unfortunately had to rate poorly, but then had to take the opportunity to big up this product instead. I have used the blonde shampoo and conditioner from John Frieda for a couple of years and absolutely love it. I have very fine blonde hair and find that this conditioner is light, it doesn't weigh your hair down - after I have blow dried my hair feels volumised, smooth, tangle free and lovely! I only bought the luxurious volume conditioner because it was on offer in sainsburys recently, but do wish that I hadn't bothered. I think that you do need to use this conditioner in ..  Read the complete review