John Frieda

John Frieda

kimk2024-01-18T13:21:01.000Z
Are setting lotions a thing anymore? John Frieda had a great one in the blonde line ( I think)
But it was Discontinued years ago. It came in a squeeze bottle and had just the right amount of hold - never been able to find anything like it. Is th
Redwings112023-06-11T18:41:57.000Z
my list rop ++
Used up: - John Frieda Frizz Ease Air Dry Waves Styling Foam (works well but hair is a b!tch to brush through the next day, won't repurchase) - The
dlrae2023-05-23T16:37:38.000Z
I really like the one I have from Quo (Shopper's Drug Mart in Canada). I also like the John Frieda
ChelseyD2023-05-23T12:48:38.000Z
John Frieda has a small one. I didn't like it for my hair, but it would probably be great for your +
hair type.
Redwings112023-05-14T17:19:54.000Z
JVN Air Dry Cream, John Frieda Frizz Ease Crème Oil and the Air Dry Waves Styling Foam ++
I'm using the latter two today, always leave my hair to air dry and love these products.
rasputin72612023-04-24T20:17:07.000Z
unfortunately both th LP and verb seem to have...
a lot of proteins which make my hair crunchy and dry. guess i'll look into john frieda or keep searching
laurajean10052023-04-18T23:53:42.000Z
John Frieda on a budget or Supershine by
Oribe if you can splurge. On the Oribe, I put a pea size on my very long hair so one tube last me over 2 years so it comes out affordable.
Redwings112023-04-16T14:01:10.000Z
not a spray but more of a serum, I'd recommend John Frieda Frizz Ease Crème Oil
wreckem2023-01-21T21:31:11.000Z
That was my experience too. I prefer the Hot Tools and John Frieda ones.