Anyone Tried John Frieda's Color Glaze?

[Supergirl]

http://www.johnfrieda.com/products/lcg/WhatIsGlazing.asp

Looks interesting--I wonder if they deliver immaculate shine...
They're available at Walgreens, so a salon visit isn't necessary.

 

[VelvetRain]

I wonder what the ingredients are. I have seen it and I am curious as well.

 

[Supergirl]

Here are the ingredients:

ngredients
Water , Propylene Carbonate , Alcohol Denat. , PEG-12 Dimethicone , Dimethicone , Citric Acid , Hydrogenated Polydecene , Xanthan Gum , Dimethiconol , Oleyl Alcohol , Sodium Hydroxide , Propylene Glycol , Methylchloroisothiazolinone , Methylisothiazoline , Pearl Powder , Cocoa Extract , Fragrance , Iron Oxides , Mica , Titanium Dioxide , Orange 4 , Yellow 10 , Ext. Violet 2

 

[LovelyZ]

I tried the one for brunettes recently. I think it boosted my natural color some, but the results definately only last one wash.

You can use it in the shower. You put it on just like conditioner and it only has to stay on at least 5 minutes (I think the results will last longer if you leave it on longer). I think I can get 6 or more applications out of just one bottle. It was $9.99 at CVS.

Nice alternative to semi-permanent or permanent colors since it is quick AND non-damaging. Probably won't work for someone looking for a more noticeable change in hair color.

 

[Supergirl]

Thanks for the info.

 

[BabyImaStarr]

The PJ in my head just told me that I need this. I think she may be right.

 

[VelvetRain]

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