John Frieda Frizz Ease Flawlessly Straight Shampoo, 8.45 Ounces

Excelente produto. Entrega no prazo.

I've used the frizz ease serum for years. Never knew there was a shampoo! This stuff is amazing! And super cheap! The smell is super as soon as you open the bottle. The formula is a little thick, but it lathers up just fine rather quickly. No need to use more than your normal amount either. Rinses out super easy, no residue left behind. Helps with tangles..you can immediately see the straightness as soon as you get out of the shower. My hair laid soo much better when I brushed it when it was wet, than without the frizz ease shampoo. Noticed that my hair dried a lot faster than normal. After finishing up with the blow-dryer, I could still tell my hair was more straight and a lot less frizzy. Hair had the same feel it gets after using the frizz ease serum..almost like after using a flat iron. Not stiff, not soft exactly, but smooth to the extreme. My hair was not weighed down after using the shampoo either. I was still able to use the serum after using my blow dryer with no problem. I'll definitely be using this shampoo regularly to see if it has a cumulative effect! Either way, it rocks!

Lo ddja suave y manejable

Better than L'oreal and other top end brand

I have been using various FrizzEase shampoo /conditioner combinations for the last 10 years. They keep renaming similar formulas, and this is the newest one. This works exactly the same as the old Flawlessly Straight, just with new pretty purple packaging (and 2 ounces less per container). It's worth it for awesomely smooth hair, though. I have wavy, fine long color-treated hair and this is the best shampoo/conditioner combination I've ever tried. I've tried expensive salon brands like Moroccan Oil, Kerastasse, Biolage, and multiple others at the recommendation of my stylist. I keep coming back to this one because it does a better job than any of those. It does a great job on flyaways, and I just add a bit of Moroccanoil Light Oil and a pea-sized amount of the John Frieda Secret Weapon Cream. It is more expensive per ounce than some salon brands, so you do have to take that into account. The smell is not too heavy; just fresh smelling (kind of unisex, I guess). It seems to retain color as well as color-safe shampoos.