Thursday, February 3, 2011

John Frieda Lets Blondes Go Even Blonder With New Lightening Spray



This Beauty Tip Today is for blondes only. Wish we, ourselves, could try this brand new John Frieda hair product, but we have Kardashian-colored hair.

Ladies, if you are light-haired and wish to go even blonder, then this heat-activated spray is the way to go! Keep your blonde locks looking as golden fabulous as Nancy O'Dell's.

John Frieda Sheer Blonde Go Blonder Controlled Lightening Spray ($9.99, at drugstores). It's a really awesome product because it lightens blonde hair gradually---in 3-5 days.

Just spritz the Lightening Spray onto roots, highlighted sections, or all over your head, and then blow-dry. Hair will be lighter with just a few uses. The more heat you use, the greater the lightening effects. So flat-iron, curling iron also help 'activate the spray.'

What's in it, besides hydrogen peroxide? The experts at John Frieda explain the heat-activated formula:

"Contains thermo-protectant. Patent-pending technology combines fixative and conditioning polymers that retain hydrogen peroxide, allowing for control of lightening."
Sounds like an amazing new hair product for blondes only.

3 comments:

  1. Kinda sounds like a more sophisticated Sun-In product.I'm gonna try. THANX

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  2. I ttred this 3 timeslast week. U do get some lightning but you won't get platinum blonde over this.Still a great idea with subtle results.

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  3. I am so happy to see John Frieda is selling a blonde product again! They origianlly sold a Sun activated gell (Sun-Streaks"??) They took it off the market a few years ago and leftover tubes sold on Ebay for $60-70 a tube (orignally $6). I like the gell better because it was easier to control where you put it, but I am just happy this is back. UNLIKE Sun-In this product gives you lemony, not redish or brassy, tones.

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