John Frieda Full Repair Perfect Ends Deep Infusion Serum 50ml

John Frieda Full Repair Perfect Ends Deep Infusion Serum 50ml

Price: £6.99

Rating: 9/10
 

 

Today I will be reviewing the John Frieda Full Repair Perfect Ends Deep Infusion Serum. After having purchased the John Frieda Full Repair Deep Conditioner Hair Mask (will review this hair mask later on) I picked up this product today during my lunch break for £3.00 from Tesco as it was on sale.

Eager to test out what the whole rave was about I purchased the product got back to work and put two pumpfulls of the stuff on my hand and began working it through the ends of my locks.

I must say I am very much impressed by the product and this is why:

The Pro’s

1. This leaves the ends of your hair feeling absolutely lush, silky, soft and healthy-looking. Detailed production information on an independent site says the reason this result is achieved is because the serum contains the break-through Inca Inchi Oil, a micro oil which is rich in Omega-3. This allegedly ‘absorbs into worn-torn strands instead of just coating the surface’.

2. The serum is lightweight and absorbs in to the hair very quickly (no oily locks).

3. Comes in a nice bottle with pump (a lot of JF’s products are traditionally presented in  very nice packaging anyway).

4. You only need a little bit and that will do the job.

The Con’s

1. There are none except for the fact that if you purchase the product at £6.99 it’s a bit of a rip off price. The only reason I was egged on to make the purchase was because it was in the sale.

So guys in summary what would I rate this product? I’d say a nice healthy 9/10. Would I recommend it? Hell yes! It’s definitely worth purchasing esp. if your ends of hair just need that little bit of tlc. This product works very very well.

Anyway that wraps things up for today. Hope you liked the review ;)

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Bye for now, mwah x