John Frieda

John Frieda

whackedoutwheeze2025-04-15T03:06:06.000Z
Decided to try John Frieda Frizz Ease Creme once more before purging - this stuff is disgusting. ++
Just a small amount makes my hair look and feel stringy and yucky. And *zero* frizz control. Drugstore items are just not impressing me anymore,
whackedoutwheeze2025-04-08T13:34:37.000Z
Alfaparf Smoothing Mask (haven't tried their Smoothing S&C though). L'Oreal ++
Wonder Water also helps frizz somewhat, if you want to try something inexpensive from the drugstore Also from the drugstore - I tried John Frieda
BayAreaMom2025-02-17T20:09:26.000Z
I’m blushing☺️ and will take this as a kind invitation to repost (sorry for redundancy) ++
My long, blonde, 2A hair responds best when I change things up frequently. I can easily go several days btwn shampoos (oil production has decreased wi
BayAreaMom2025-02-17T18:33:28.000Z
My long, blonde, 2A hair looks best when I change things up frequently. I can easily go ++
several days btwn shampoos (oil production has decreased with age but no issues there). I brush regularly w/Mason Pearson brush (best gift ever receiv
012320252025-01-26T21:19:03.000Z
John Frieda dream curls shampoo. Edit: sorry I just saw it has citric acid too.
BayAreaMom2024-12-08T19:52:04.000Z
Quite honestly, what was working great for me even 4 months ago isn’t working so well atm. My hair++
has always responded well to changing things up and here are a few things in my rotation: Verb Glossy Shampoo (hoping to get the condish to pair them
BayAreaMom2024-10-10T04:47:04.000Z
John Frieda Go Blonder, slightly drying but enhances what natural color I still have left—because no
dottielsj2024-06-26T16:11:50.000Z
What tones are you trying to neutralize? Brunettes often need two tinted products++
(I highly recommend a tinted conditioner instead of a tinted shampoo btw). Brunettes may need to neutralize unwanted orange Deeper brunettes may