Re: Sheer Blonde products

"cloud nine" <griff97removes...@perigee.net> wrote in message
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would
My hair is dark brown and I have the Funky Chunky (makes my hair dry
frizzy), Dream Cream (love it, smooth it over my hair if I have some frizz),
and the Kelp Help (great conditioning mask, and how the heck do they get it
to smell like the beach!?). I've been told the Spun Gold and the Gold Rush
Shimmer gel is good.

i am a blonde (L'Oreal # 91/2 NB) and i like the John Frieda Sheer Blonde shampoo and conditioner.
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"cloud nine" <griff97removes...@perigee.net> wrote in message
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Wondered if anyone has tried the John Frieda Sheer Blonde products and would
either recommend them or not?
My hair is brown with blonde highlights.
Thanks!
Sue
Sue, I use the "seawater" spray and I love it. I spray, braid my hair, goto
bed, and awaken with hair that looks like I just got out of the ocean with
little waves and curls. Target stores. $4.99 Judy

"Stevie" <privil...@charter1.net> wrote in message
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I use the hair lightener a lot in summer to even out my streaks, too.. if I
can't decide what color to dye my hair in the fall I just keep using it to
lighten up my roots and have surfer–girl hair a few extra months. I have
*really* dirty blonde/light brown streaky hair in the summer so that
probably wouldn't work for most people. The Dream Cream is way too heavy
for my super–fine hair, but the Cool Dip shampoo and conditioner, and Kelp
help are wonderful.
Jennifer

I have dark brown hair, but I do use the shampoo and conditioner for caramel
blondes, because I believe they can liven up the hair somehow... add some
light shimmer, especially around the face where hair is thinner. I do love
Kelp Help and styling products. Actually I think shampoos cannot hurt
brunettes, as all the active ingredients are washed out fast, but the
moisturising properties for fragile blond hair are good for anyone.
Julia Gabriel
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I've only used the Funky Chunky and then only when I want my hair to look a
little wilder than usual.
Ellen

"Ellen" <ellenmar...@aol.com> wrote in message
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Subject: Sheer Blonde products
From: "cloud nine" griff97removes...@perigee.net
Date: 8/28/03 12:18 PM Pacific Daylight Time
Message–id: <bilkis0...@enews4.newsguy.com>
Wondered if anyone has tried the John Frieda Sheer Blonde products and
would
either recommend them or not?
My hair is brown with blonde highlights.
Thanks!
Sue
a I hadn't liked the Funky Chunky but today I used it on dry hair. That's the
trick. It does give it *something*, some bits are crunchy and a bit
separated. I like the effect.

"cloud nine" griff97removes...@perigee.net wrote:
I have tried, and would definitely not recommend, the Sheer Blonde shampoo and
conditioner. The shampoo was too drying and left my wet hair knotty, and the
conditioner didn't help that situation. The conditioner is loaded with
silicones which didn't moisturize and left my hair feeling somewhat gummy even
after many rinses, and it was more tangley than usual after drying. The next
shampoo (with another product) still left some residue from the conditioner. I
ended up having to use a clarifying shampoo (Joico Resolve) to get all the
residue out.
Hair type may have something to do with the drying effects of the shampoo. I
have thick, very long and wavy hair that tends to be nautrally dry, and don't
have much luck with drugstore shampoos. This one was no exception. Drugstore
conditioners usually don't moisturize enough for my hair, but I've never had
*any* conditioner leave my hair feeling so gummy like the Sheer Blonde did.
But I do like and recommend some of their other products:
Ocean Waves sea spray: Worked great, I just spray it on and twist hair into
ropes. Once dry, untwist the ropes and finger–comb for waves that look like
you spent a day at the beach.
Dream Cream: Love this stuff! It works smoothed on damp hair before drying or
on dry hair to moisturize dry ends. I like this much better than similar
products tried, even when smoothed onto dry hair it really does seem to add
moisture rather than just adding a layer of grease like other products.
Gold Rush Gel: I hate all hair gels, except this one. The texture of this is
really not like a traditional gel at all, it's more creamy and doesn't dry
stiff or crunchy. The texture is like Dream Cream, only lighter. It also
contains *lots* of gold shimmer, this doesn't show up much indoors but outside
in the sun your hair will absolutely sparkle.
–Kerri

John Frieda makes my favorite hair care line. I have light brown hair, but I
agree that the "blonde" products would be great for anyone. He's missing out
on a wide audience by putting "blonde" on the products.
I love Ocean Waves, the highlighter, Dream Cream (put it in at night, comb it
through for overnight conditioning.)
But my two favorites are Secret Weapon (the label says to use it on dry hair,
but I use it on wet then blow dry.), and my can't–ever–be–without–it
"Spotlight" glosser and detangler. This, used on damp hair which is then blow
dried, makes my hair so smooth and soft and shiny, it's really wonderful.
Silicon based, I suppose, but never oily looking.
I'm always looking for the next Frieda product to hit the shelves because he
just makes such great and fun products.
Stephanie S.

"Sophie" <Sop...@fakeaddress.com> wrote in message
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That's
the
trick. It does give it *something*, some bits are crunchy and a bit
separated. I like the effect.
OOOOHHHH!!! This is going on my list, right now. Does it dry though, or
"crunchy"
Sounds like amazing stuff. Thanks for the review.
Roseann

"nnaesor" <puddleduc...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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or
feel
gunky all day. I have had the worst problem finding a pomade/wax that
doesn't feel gross hours later.
Roseann
It made my hair piecey. It *does* dry. I would call how it dries
Let us know how you like it :)