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John Frieda Wind-Down Relaxing CreamDescription: This product will soften and relax the curliest of hair. Used as a blow-drying tool, it is said to last until your next ... more Newest Review: ... and have struggled with all my life. I have found that both this and Frizz Ease Hair relaxing creme (which comes in the same ... more |
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by soozypoozy - written on 06/08/02 (Useful, 836 readings)
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John Friedas wind down creme advertises the fact that it is a creme for people with wavy, or curly hair, that want to make it manageable. I have wavey hair, with the frizzy bits, which I struggle with, and have struggled with all my life. I have found that both this and Frizz Ease Hair relaxing creme (which comes in the same style of pump action pot)are very good, and made my hair very manageable. I can't say that it ever made my hair greasy, though it does give it a slightly different texture. All of my friends commented on how glossy and shiny my hair is these days. I have since tried some straightening gel creme which I ...
by starcat71 - written on 27/03/02 (Very useful, 988 readings)
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I have VERY curly hair which I have struggled with since the age of about 11. Before this age I had reasonably straight hair and even dreamed of having a perm to make it a little more wavy when I was older!! This of course is sadly ironic, since I have tried strenously with various products, styling techniques and hair cuts to get my curly mass of hair under control - if not straight!! I bought 'Wind down' because my hair naturally forms into ringlets and I wanted to achieve a more relaxed curl - tousled effect which seems to fashionable at the moment! Once I'd washed my hair, I used John Frieda hair serum (which I always do) whilst it was ...
by - written on 02/03/02
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I bought this product thinking that because it was John Frieda it would be good, he is always recommended in magazines for having products that really do make hair sleeker and nicer, and I am always looking for a good product so I thought I may as well buy and try out. I had seen an advert in a magazine for this product with a girl with really sleek hair so I thought maybe this might just work, I was very wrong. I should have noticed in the advert there wasn't any before or after pictures, and also when most pictures are shown the models have naturally straight hair and have just had their hair curled for the photo shoot, I am not easily fooled it's ...
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