Review, Shades: John Frieda Precision Hair Colour Foam

02 Dec GIVEAWAY, Review, Ingredients, Shades: John Frieda Precision Hair Colour Foam

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We recessionistas are always looking for more ways to do our beauty upkeep at home, right? From manicures to pedicures, and especially hair coloring — as this can be quite a pricey proposition if you add up all the touch-ups and maintenance visits to the salon.

We’ve reviewed all types of hair color products on the market from Clairol Advanced Grey Solution to the very popular L’Oreal Sublime Hair Color Mousse.

Enter a new form of hair color from John Frieda, Precision Color Foam. This product claims to be a groundbreaking, non-drip foam formula that spreads easily into your roots and those hard-to-reach places for exact, all-over 100% grey coverage. This results in salon-precise professional coverage for flawless, natural looking color results in the comfort of your own home.

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Can this really be true? Does the fact that this formula is a non-drip foam formula actually give you salon results?

We reached out to hair color expert, Helen of www.klassicsinternational.com to give her perspective on this. She says that during application, consumers may make “overlapping mistakes” and that “not knowing how much is too much can cause damage to the health of the hair.” To prevent this, she recommends that you “get help with the application process from a friend – having the help of someone during the parting process and corresponding application process will maximize the outcome of the at-home color process.”

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.

For last minute hair color tips, we asked expert Toni Love of ToniLove.com to help us. She says “be sure to read the manufacturer’s directions BEFORE applying hair color. And always use gloves and a base cream to protect the skin.”

Plus check out the latest hair trends, Ombre Color Streaming, Hair Feather Extensions and Hair Crimping.

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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Elizabeth
Posted at 23:51h, 13 November

I tried John Frieda 6N…boy,it came out way too dark. I am natural light brown and it was VERY dark. Disappo9inted and trying to see if I just let it go or try to fix it with Color Oops.
Doreen
Posted at 15:54h, 18 December

My hair has been salon colored with Matrix for many years but I recently had surgery and decided to cover my very resistant grays at home with the help of a family member. The John Frieda Foam Colour was easy to apply and while my hair thankfully ended up soft and manageable with all my grays covered, I am shocked at how dark the final color turned out to be.I used 6G and my hair is now much darker than my starting color. I am now wondering how to correct this at my next color.
stephanie
Posted at 23:41h, 24 December

i have naturally dark brown hair and i used the john frieda 5G medium golden brown. omg my hair looked more like the cherry red when it was done. i will never use this product again
mary
Posted at 04:21h, 28 December

I did find the product easy to use – have never tried coloring my hair before. But it came out much darker, and a shade more red, than I expected. I am a natural medium-dark blonde and was using the dye to cover my grey hairs; I used the shade labelled dark golden brown and, on me, it came out closer to a light chestnut. On the other hand, the conditioner works very well and my hair seems full and smooth. Not really happy with the color, though. I’d been greying rather nicely and may not try to color my hair again.
mary
Posted at 04:22h, 28 December

Oh – above, I meant dark golden blonde, not golden brown!

GIVEAWAY, Review, Ingredients, Shades: John Frieda Precision Hair Colour Foam

02 Dec GIVEAWAY, Review, Ingredients, Shades: John Frieda Precision Hair Colour Foam

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