John FriedaFrizz Ease Dream Curls Shampoo 500ml, Anti-Frizz Shampoo for Curly and Wavy Hair, SLS/SLES Sulphate Free

Great product, works well with my daughter hair. Unfortunately the shampoo bottle had opened in transit, mad a terrible mess and we lost half. Would recommend you at least tape down the lid to save this problem.

I love it I’m buying this since 2 years and my curls it’s getting better every time

I dont think is the original oneI've been using in Europe was very good, this one makes my hair like wasMaybe for someone else workNOT FOR ME

It’s my first time to write a review this is the worst product I’ve ever used made my hair dry and dull i definitely regret buying it

nice

Am type 2a, doesn’t hold my hair

Amazing!Not crunchy (unless you overload the product in one area)I am disabled so for me haveing to shower wash hair and then blow dry my extremly THICK Naturally wavy/curly hair is a nightmareSo I do like to let my hair 'Air Dry' but that does leave it looking unpolished and unsettled and sometimes a bit frizzyBut this is great scrunch some through give it ten minutes to set,Part hair roughly down centreTwist one 'bunch' around then repeat on other sideGrab bottoms of both twistsPull them up (keeping them twisted) and stick a bobble round like a bunLet it dryTake downShake head flipping forwardAdd tiny amount of needed to smoothBrilliant

I actually wear hair hair extensions so this review applies more to the ladies that are like myself. I know there’s plenty of us out there. So you may find this helpful.Okay so the last lot of hair extensions I’ve had put in (weft human hair extensions glued in) were body wave hair extensions. I was sooo in love with the look the first day or so, but alas- the curls dropped out a day or so later and after combing I was just left with frizzy hair with a minor wave in it. Not happy.After researching a little bit I was so convinced that use of the right hair products (for curly hair!) and the correct curly hair care in general would ensure those glorious big waves would return.The John Frieda mousse was a product that I fell upon when scouring Amazon.After trying it a few times I’ll say this- on my body wave hair extensions the results are not what I was hoping for. Now I’m not saying that this product isn’t good, it is. But I feel it helps control the frizz rather than encourage the waves/curls to return.I used the product on both damp hair and dry hair and I experienced the same results with both of various application. It did help to calm the frizz and smooth the hair, but even using the mousse and then scrunching the hair madly it didn’t make much difference to the texture of the hair.I feel slightly disappointed as I see advertised so many hair products that claim to help encourage curls in curly hair, but I haven’t seen those results with this product.Whether it would work differently on naturally curly/wavy hair I have no idea, or perhaps the intention really is just to calm frizz, but for me I wouldn’t purchase again as it didn’t do the job I was hoping for.For anybody who suffers with very frizzy hair though it may be your miracle hair product, for it definitely does help with that, and does so without leaving any sticky residue, or any ‘crunchy’ feel to the hair.The scent is pretty non offensive to start off with, and doesn’t leave any lasting scent once it’s been applied for a few minutes.

I bought this product for working from home so that I can air dry my hair in the mornings and encourage my natural waves to form nicely. I really like this product it seems to work really well on my hair, the smell is lovely and it's very quick and easy to apply in the morning. Would definitely recommend if you have a natural wave in your hair that you would like to enhance. I've already bought three more bottles!

I’m so shocked, it actually worked. I have hair which drys naturally straight with a little kink at the back. It’s usually very frizzy. I followed a YouTube video and it looks amazing. I’m so annoyed that for decades I have wanted curly hair, and this is so cheap and easy. I use loads of conditioner in the shower and brush it with my fingers so it’s not knotted. Don’t put your hair up on your head or brush it after this in or out the shower. Dry you hair gently using a tshirt or microfibre towel, using a scrunchy up method, to get the moisture out and start the curls/waves forming. Then straight away I pumped 3-4 times and scrunched it up into my hair on one side and then repeated the same on the other side. I used about 8-10 pumps on my whole head and I have hair below my shoulders. I avoided the root area. Then I kept scrunching it up every so often. After about 3 hours my hair was mostly dry, I had a couple bits at the front which didn’t wave well as I tucked it behind my ears and I curled that with my barrel curler. I didn’t put hair spray in and it stayed wavey for 3 days till I washed it. I didn’t brush it once apart from the fry away hairs on the top of my head. I will DEFINITELY be advising this to everyone to try, it’s so cheap you may aswell. It’s easier then straightening or blow drying. It doesn’t make your hair crunchy or knotted either. I just wish I tried it sooner.

Unfortunately, doesn’t work on my hair. I have frizzy hair and I was expecting to have better defined curls. The mousse is too light and watery for my hair so instead of nice curled I end up having a main, like Alex form Madagascar cartoons. This wasn’t expensive so I’m not regretting the purchase. It smells very good but it’s not for my type of hair as I have a tight type 4 coily air - African textured. I better pay extra more and use saloon products such as Tigi Curls Rock. I have attached two pictures so you can see that with Tigi (picture with headscarf) the curls are well defined and don’t look dry.