John Frieda and Jason ... An Odd Couple, I Know

[ex_mezzanine600]

A Question and a Review

The Question:  
So I just bought the John Frieda Glaze for Red Hair.  I have brown hair with a subtle red tint to it and figured a little color depositing might be nice.  The brunette glaze worked very well for me, it really brought out different brown highlights- makes your hair look, I don't know, multi-tonal.  I am lazy, so

Comments

[everywastedkiss]

i've been meaning to try jason's shampoo. last time i needed shampoo, i went with the beauty without cruelty brand. i love it, but it doesn't have any kind of a smell to it. :(

[ex_mezzanine600]

You definitely should. It's only $7 and it smells very good. Usually lavender scented products end up smelling like a grandmother who loves incense and mothballs, but this smells fresh and young.

[everywastedkiss]

haha! i've never heard that comparison. :) i will definitely try it! thanks.

[ex_mezzanine600]

Ahaha, oh I see what you mean. On the front it says 70% organic. But there really aren't any sulfates in it I don't think, at least not any that I saw, but for sure there are any lauryl/laureths.

[daintyrebel]

i love jason products. i use their daily unscented shampoo and conditioner sometimes.

however in an ideal world i would use my dr bronners soap as a smampoo. it really is organic (no quotation marks, lol) so much that you could eat it haha but i'm thinking it wouldn't make my hair look too nice.

[ex_mezzanine600]

I actually didn't even realize I put quotations on organic lol. Can you have a Freudian slip while typing? I must have subconsciously known that it wasn't 100% organic haha.

Ooh, and I just bought the Jason leave-in conditioner. I forgot ... now I have to go take a shower to try it out. Yay! New product! It smells really good too.

I haven't ever tried Dr. Bronners. Where do you get it from?

[daintyrebel]

i think you can get dr. bronners from any health food store.