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Indications
Clear Shine Color Glaze Glosser Shine Booster. Clear glosser. Shine booster. Intensify glossy shine and dramatically smooth texture. For all hair shades: natural, color treated or highlighted hair. Ammonia, dye and peroxide-free.
Ingredients
Water , Propylene Carbonate , Alcohol Denat , Citric Acid , Cyclopentasiloxane , Xanthan Gum , Dimethiconol , Malic Acid , Tourmaline Citrine , Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG-Propyl Silanetriol.
Directions
For Daily Use: Start with any shampoo and conditioner. Squeeze excess water out of hair. While still in the shower, smooth Luminous Color Glaze Clear Shine through wet hair using only enough product to cover hair evenly from root to tip.
Clear Shine Color Glaze Glosser Shine Booster. Clear glosser. Shine booster. Intensify glossy shine and dramatically smooth texture. For all hair shades: natural, color treated or highlighted hair. Ammonia, dye and peroxide-free.
Ingredients
Water , Propylene Carbonate , Alcohol Denat , Citric Acid , Cyclopentasiloxane , Xanthan Gum , Dimethiconol , Malic Acid , Tourmaline Citrine , Hydrolyzed Vegetable Protein PG-Propyl Silanetriol.
Directions
For Daily Use: Start with any shampoo and conditioner. Squeeze excess water out of hair. While still in the shower, smooth Luminous Color Glaze Clear Shine through wet hair using only enough product to cover hair evenly from root to tip.
Product Description
John Frieda luminous glaze clear shine comes in 6.5 fluid ounce. It showers hair with high-gloss shine and silky smooth texture, using exclusive salon-inspired technology. Shine enhancers polish hair strands on the outside while pore menders fill in damaged areas inside the hair.
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Most Helpful Customer Reviews
64 of 66 people found the following review helpful
I do daily battle with my hair, and I usually win. But I win at a cost. The harsh dye I use to cover my stubborn grays (L'Oreal Feria), and the twice-weekly blowouts and daily flat-ironing required to manhandle my frizzy, cowlicky strands into something resembling a modern style leaves my hair dry and, when left to its own devices, even frizzier than it otherwise would be. Until I found this miraculous white fluid, I had more bad hair days than good.
THE PROS: Smooths and shines, eliminates frizz and keeps thick, cowlicky hair from looking like an unruly mane. With careful application, gives consistent results. In short, this stuff does what it says it will, which is an extremely rare feature among hair products.
THE CONS: Very intense perfume smell (probably camouflaging an equally intense but less pleasant chemical smell). Relatively high cost (I get about 6-8 uses out of one $10 bottle). Needs to be applied carefully (almost expertly) for best results. Effects are temporary, lasting only until the next wash.
ADVICE FOR USE:
The instructions on the bottle give two methods of use: one for wet hair and one for dry. I believe anyone who actually needs the product would be wasting it by using it on wet hair (which amounts to diluting it). I recommend using it on dry hair only, and not only that, but my results are by far the best when I section off my hair and apply the product to one section, comb it through, and then move on to the next section.
Also, the directions recommend leaving the product on dry hair for 20 minutes. But I have found that, for me, 20 minutes is too long. My hair reaches a point where the improvement process actually seems to reverse if I leave the product on longer than about 10 minutes. Once, I left it on overnight and saw no effect whatsoever. So, as to the amount of time to leave it in the hair, I expect everyone is a bit different, and it might require some experimentation to get that right.
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS:
At $10 plus tax for 6-8 uses, this stuff is expensive. But frankly, it's a better investment in my hair than what I've paid my last half-dozen stylists, and it works better than anything from Aveda at three times the price. An added benefit I see with this product is that my hair stays shiny, clean-looking, and manageable for longer, which means I can put off washing for an extra day when I need to. Before I found John Frieda Color Glaze, the only way I knew of to not look like Reba McEntire circa 1987 without also taking all the body out of my hair was to sleep on it! I'm now happy to report that I can actually leave the house with my hair freshly coiffed and with no nap required. This stuff is life-changing.
THE PROS: Smooths and shines, eliminates frizz and keeps thick, cowlicky hair from looking like an unruly mane. With careful application, gives consistent results. In short, this stuff does what it says it will, which is an extremely rare feature among hair products.
THE CONS: Very intense perfume smell (probably camouflaging an equally intense but less pleasant chemical smell). Relatively high cost (I get about 6-8 uses out of one $10 bottle). Needs to be applied carefully (almost expertly) for best results. Effects are temporary, lasting only until the next wash.
ADVICE FOR USE:
The instructions on the bottle give two methods of use: one for wet hair and one for dry. I believe anyone who actually needs the product would be wasting it by using it on wet hair (which amounts to diluting it). I recommend using it on dry hair only, and not only that, but my results are by far the best when I section off my hair and apply the product to one section, comb it through, and then move on to the next section.
Also, the directions recommend leaving the product on dry hair for 20 minutes. But I have found that, for me, 20 minutes is too long. My hair reaches a point where the improvement process actually seems to reverse if I leave the product on longer than about 10 minutes. Once, I left it on overnight and saw no effect whatsoever. So, as to the amount of time to leave it in the hair, I expect everyone is a bit different, and it might require some experimentation to get that right.
OVERALL IMPRESSIONS:
At $10 plus tax for 6-8 uses, this stuff is expensive. But frankly, it's a better investment in my hair than what I've paid my last half-dozen stylists, and it works better than anything from Aveda at three times the price. An added benefit I see with this product is that my hair stays shiny, clean-looking, and manageable for longer, which means I can put off washing for an extra day when I need to. Before I found John Frieda Color Glaze, the only way I knew of to not look like Reba McEntire circa 1987 without also taking all the body out of my hair was to sleep on it! I'm now happy to report that I can actually leave the house with my hair freshly coiffed and with no nap required. This stuff is life-changing.
16 of 16 people found the following review helpful
I've been using this product over a year and it gives my medium-thick hair a noticible, lively shine. I've only used it in the shower, generally followed by a blowdry and flat iron. Here's what experience has taught me: 1) Squeeze out as much water from your hair as possible before application 2) Use sparingly and stay at least 2" away from the roots. My hair is past my shoulder blades and I use no more than the size of a dime. It's easier to stay away from the roots if I part my hair with a wide-tooth comb first but that's optional. 3) Leave it on AT LEAST 3" per the directions, then rinse well.
As long as you stay away from the roots and use the product sparingly, you'll have great results. My hair is greasier the next day than it would be if I didn't use the glaze, but not by much (My hair always looks greasy if I haven't washed it). I do not recommend the brown glaze - it made my hair feel dirty and I didn't like how it immediately stained my skin.
As long as you stay away from the roots and use the product sparingly, you'll have great results. My hair is greasier the next day than it would be if I didn't use the glaze, but not by much (My hair always looks greasy if I haven't washed it). I do not recommend the brown glaze - it made my hair feel dirty and I didn't like how it immediately stained my skin.
9 of 9 people found the following review helpful
By murky
Amazon Verified Purchase
I love what this does for my hair. Gets my kinky curly hair smooth and shiny and keeps it that way until the next shampoo. So happy to have found this product.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
3.0 out of 5 stars
Unphased
Only used twice so I think it's too soon to rate but if i had to I would say walk don't run to purchase this product.
Published 2 days ago by C
5.0 out of 5 stars
Hair Glaze John Frieda
Just like all John Frieda products this one is great too. My hair has a shine that makes it glisten. I highly recommend this product.
Published 2 days ago by Vicki Jean Walters
5.0 out of 5 stars
Shine, Shine, Shine!
I had this product before & could not find it in the stores. Love it, it makes your hair so shiny & I love the smell. Read more
Published 14 days ago by jackiej526
5.0 out of 5 stars
A Favorite Product
John Frieda Hair Glaze is a wonderful hair product. I have used it for years and will continue to. It leaves your hair silky, and smooth. Read more
Published 15 days ago by wordlywise
4.0 out of 5 stars
Smelly but good
This is a great product. It smells awful..I can't even begin to explain how horrible the smell is. But otherwise the product works amazingly and leaves my hair with more shine and... Read more
Published 23 days ago by Rachel Horowitz
5.0 out of 5 stars
Amazing Product!
Let me just say I have tried a lot of products and nothing has ever made my hair feel this great, ever! Read more
Published 25 days ago by crash crazy
2.0 out of 5 stars
Difficult to use, unnoticeable results
This product did not work for me. I found the glaze chunky and it was difficult to smooth through my hair evenly (as instructed). Read more
Published 1 month ago by Emily Worstell
5.0 out of 5 stars
good product
easy to use, hair looks great - was hard to find a product for natural hair - most were for color treated.
Published 2 months ago by C. Gustafson
3.0 out of 5 stars
Hair glaze
Product is okay, but not spectacular. I have long black hair. Convenient because you use it in the shower. This product has to be rinsed out.
Published 3 months ago by Aida Diaz
5.0 out of 5 stars
Love it.
I have used this product for year. I use it in the shower after my shampoo. I work it through my hair , let it set and rinse. Then I finish with a light conditioner. Read more
Published 3 months ago by renee
