02 Dec GIVEAWAY, Review, Ingredients, Shades: John Frieda Precision Hair Colour Foam
We do like the fact that this product has a conditioning step that helps to condition the hair. The product contains Orbignya Oleifera Oil and Oryza Sativa Bran Oil (aka Rice Bran oil). They are both natural oils that are rich in fatty acids that can help nourish and hydrate the hair. And it contains Quaternium-91, an ingredient that helps to soften, condition and add shine.
GIVEAWAY ———> BeautyStat is giving away 2 samples each of John Frieda’s Precision Foam Colour to 5 lucky readers (each winner being able to choose from 2 different colors!). Make sure to comment below to enter letting us know why your hair needs a color change!
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rebecca leopold
Posted at 01:57h, 23 MayI tried the John Frieda Foam. I have rheumatoid arthritis. The foam bottle was very easy to use. It took minimal effort to squeeze and apply to my hair. I then tried the Loreal Foam. Loreal was horrible. I had great difficulty squeezing the foam out and it left my hair feeling like straw. Not only did my hand hurt, my hair now looks like straw, but it did not cover the gray. I am going back-and staying with-John Frieda Foam.
Ariel
Posted at 19:49h, 28 JulyI used the golden blonde precision foam, I was worried because I had VERY dark roots and champagne blonde hair. I was pleasantly surprised when the color didn’t have any kind of green tint (which usually happens to me when I go shades darker). My hair simply looked more natural and was VERY shiny and smooth. I’m looking forward to trying it again.
Vera
Posted at 11:41h, 13 SeptemberI also tried the new John Frieda mousse, light golden brown and it came out OMG very very dark brown. One week later, it’s lightened up a little and I’m happy with it. Have written to JF asking how to correct this as I followed the directions (perhaps shorten the time significantly?) My advice is to go a shade lighter than what you want to end up with.
Mona
Posted at 02:20h, 06 NovemberI was using Lo real hair color, then twice I tried John Freda, I notice It didn’t cover the gray for a long time, maximum 2 weeks and all the grey came back, and it made my hair very tangled and like a straw I am going back to Lo real excellent hair color, I use the dark brown and I only shampoo my hair twice a week , even after the coloring i don’t put the shampoo on only the condition so I well not loss the color. I am a very disappointing customer , I like the foam Idea but not the company.
Mona
Posted at 02:24h, 06 NovemberI am very sorry but disappointed customer with the foam hair color, it makes my hair dry and tangled, I was using L’Oreal but now i tried John Freda and I am going back to L’Oreal sorry. Bad experience , the color does not last more then 2 weeks or three weeks max. I use the dark brown sense my hair is brown, but then the grey comes back so fast.
Thank you
Mona