Shampoo & Conditioner: John Frieda ♡ Full Repair ♡
I'm finally ready to admit it to myself... I missed my Monday Manicure Minute and Thursday is too late to post about it. THOUGH, I could not leave my blog untouched for a week (well, until Monday) so I decided to write about the new shampoo and conditioner duo I picked up today! How nice of me. (I would never leave you hanging.)
It has been waaaay too long since I last bought shampoo and conditioner and that's bad for two reasons. 1) No consistency in my hair-care routine (mixing different shampoo/conditioner brands each time I showered--yuck) and 2) this also means my last shampoo/conditioner lasted me forever which means there could be product build-up in my hair! Product build-up in your hair happens when you continually/routinely use the same shampoo/conditioner. It's almost like your hair builds a mini force-field and becomes immune to your product, therefore, it builds up. This can weigh your hair down and/or leave it looking greasy! Annoying! Why would somebody want their hair looking greasy right after they showered? Exactly my point! They don't.
Today I nabbed a great deal and picked up some John Frieda shampoo and conditioner! I say nabbed because it was almost half price! How does one say no to (almost) half price? This shampoo/conditioner retails at $12.99 for 250mL and I bought it on sale for $7.99.
This particular duo is the full REPAIR strengthen+restore formula! There are a number of different types in this line such as, Sheer Blonde/Radiant Red/Brilliant Brunette for colour treated hair, Frizz-Ease for frizzy hair, Luxurious Volume to help volumize your hair (duh), etc. For a full list of products you can visit the website! Click here.
John Frieda full REPAIR strengthen+restore SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER
For breakage-prone hair
"Reverses damage with every use. Restores strength without weighing hair down.
Reverses the look and feel of damage with every use. Strengthening formula, with Inca Inchi Oil rich in omega-3, reverses the look and feel of damaged hair as it weightlessly restores for full, bouncy styles. Protects brittle strands, reducing the risk of breakage and split ends. Safe for colour-treated and chemically-treated hair."
AND it smells great!
Keep an eye out for a review!
It has been waaaay too long since I last bought shampoo and conditioner and that's bad for two reasons. 1) No consistency in my hair-care routine (mixing different shampoo/conditioner brands each time I showered--yuck) and 2) this also means my last shampoo/conditioner lasted me forever which means there could be product build-up in my hair! Product build-up in your hair happens when you continually/routinely use the same shampoo/conditioner. It's almost like your hair builds a mini force-field and becomes immune to your product, therefore, it builds up. This can weigh your hair down and/or leave it looking greasy! Annoying! Why would somebody want their hair looking greasy right after they showered? Exactly my point! They don't.
Today I nabbed a great deal and picked up some John Frieda shampoo and conditioner! I say nabbed because it was almost half price! How does one say no to (almost) half price? This shampoo/conditioner retails at $12.99 for 250mL and I bought it on sale for $7.99.
This particular duo is the full REPAIR strengthen+restore formula! There are a number of different types in this line such as, Sheer Blonde/Radiant Red/Brilliant Brunette for colour treated hair, Frizz-Ease for frizzy hair, Luxurious Volume to help volumize your hair (duh), etc. For a full list of products you can visit the website! Click here.
John Frieda full REPAIR strengthen+restore SHAMPOO & CONDITIONER
For breakage-prone hair
"Reverses damage with every use. Restores strength without weighing hair down.
Reverses the look and feel of damage with every use. Strengthening formula, with Inca Inchi Oil rich in omega-3, reverses the look and feel of damaged hair as it weightlessly restores for full, bouncy styles. Protects brittle strands, reducing the risk of breakage and split ends. Safe for colour-treated and chemically-treated hair."
AND it smells great!
Keep an eye out for a review!
xo
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