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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billie
Posted at 00:49h, 04 Maygot the wrong color for my mom it is a deep dark red and not nice looking can you please email and tell me when and how to try to fix the color .she wanted a light brown .started out with gray and brown. please help asap
Holly
Posted at 04:47h, 05 MayEasy to use the foam but I also wish I’d seen this site.
Came out way to dark. Now having to explain to co-workers
who think I’m going for the kardachian look.
Nat
Posted at 09:05h, 04 Junei used this product for a very risky bright blonde but to my surprise it worked a treat! have used other brands since and wish i hadn’t bothered, my colour has stayed my hair seemed to benefit from it and i was happy with the result what more can you ask for!
Liz
Posted at 22:31h, 11 JuneI used the 9A color. My hair was very dry and tangled at the ends and this was the first time dying my hair too. It made my dark blonde hair more healthy, shiny, soft, and it looks and feels way better than before. It made my roots look more blonde and I am very happy with the results! It is not exactly the color that it says on the box, not as light, but it is close. Very impressed. Definately going to stick with the John Frieda hair color foam and maybe use 10B to make a highlighted effect. Love it!
Dot
Posted at 23:21h, 24 JuneI used Revlon Colorsilk in Pale Beige Blond for years and Revlon discontinued the color (which Revlon does a lot- discontinue things). I could not find anything close until I found the color in John Frieda. So I tried it this afternoon. My hair is still wet but it looks like it did a good job. But the jury is still out!! If this brand doesn’t work, I’ll try L’Oreal because I think they have a “beige blond” color.
Also, note to all those whose hair turned reddish – that means you have a lot of red pigment in your hair. I’ve been coloring my hair for 30 years and do not use Clairol at all because it brings out the red in my hair. That is why I loved Revlon. The colors were true. Also, always use a shampoo formulated for color treated hair, especially blond colors. It will keep the brassiness to a minimum.