Frizz Ease Relax Texture Correcting Serum

[northernbelle]

Has/Does anyone use the John Frieda Frizz Ease Relax Textue Correcting Serum for wet roller sets?

I ask because it is marketed for use when blow-drying.

Please respond if you are able to address the questions.

Thanks a bunch!

northernbelle

P.S. I used the The Texture Correcting Serum for the first time last evening, and it worked well for me. A Godsend for touch-up time. I followed the package directions exactly, and applied the product to soaking wet hair.

 

[Xcellence2]

I am glad you had great results. I used it 3 years or so ago and it made my hair sticky. Good luck with it.

 

[auntesther]

I've been using it for the past few months to help keep my hair smooth between touch-ups and rollersets. I really like the slip it gives my hair when I apply it to wet hair before rollersets, but I also think it adds shine to my dry hair. The only down side? It'$ $o expen$ive!!

 

[dcprdiva]

I love this stuff. I've been using it for several months (before I joined this board) after reading about it in Essence. I have great results, shine & good slip. I also put it on my hair when I was air-drying. As an alternative, I have also used KeraCare Silken Seal and I like them both the same... they are both expensive! But, hey, it is for our hair...

 

[simplycee]

I was going to buy it but then realized it was a "silicone" formula. Silicones don't do so well in my dry hair. How did it turn out for you when you let your hair air dry?

 

[Victorian]

I've been using this stuff forever, at least a couple years or so (before that I was using the serum from the regular frizz-ease line). I really like it

I don't do roller sets, so I can't say anything about that, but I do airdry my hair, and it helps keep my hair smooth. I tried not using it once to see if I could tell the difference when my hair dried and there was DEFINITELY a big difference. My hair felt more straw-like when I didn't use the serum. I use it as directed, on soaking wet hair, and occasionally a tiny bit to smooth flyaways on dry hair.

 

[RedMammi]

I tried it about a year ago and wasn't too impressed with the results. My hair soaks up product so it seemed like I needed to use to much. I like using a drop of oil followed by Mimosa Hair Honey and that gives me a nice airdry or blowout.

 

[MissMarie23]

I use this product for air drying, and have good results. I tried to substitue it for something less expensive, but nothing else has given me the same results.

It's a good product, I recommend it.

 

[northernbelle]

Thanks, ladies, for your responses. I am glad to know that so many of you like the product, and have had good results.

northernbelle