John Frieda Highlight Activating shampoo and conditioner.

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Katie G.

Jun 8, 2016

Katie G.

I was looking through John Frieda products and saw this. In a week I'm going blonde and was wondering if any of you have tried this and it actually gives your hair highlights. I don't really know how it would but I'm curious.

Rachel W.

Jun 8, 2016

Rachel W.

I used the sheer blonde shampoo and conditioner. I think the idea behind it is that it would strip your hair of brassiness and buildup to let your highlights really look their best. With the Sheer Blonde shampoo, I didn't notice a difference after using it, however my hair was really really soft and shiny. It may not bring your highlights to a perfect blonde shade like a violet shade would, but it will definitely make your hair feel very healthy :)

Rachel W.

Jun 8, 2016

Rachel W.

*violet shampoo, sorry

Angela J.

Jun 8, 2016

Angela J.

My favorite is the John Frieda everlasting blonde and the anti brassiness treatments. The purple shampoo doesn't seem to do much but the conditioner really helps keep color cool. This is what I've been using and its a pretty perfect routine for my blonde hair.

Katie G.

Jun 9, 2016

Katie G.

Thank you!

Angela J.

Jun 10, 2016

Angela J.

I agree with Hailey on the highlighting products now that she mentions it. Shouldn't be necessary if your already going blonde and the less chemicals you put in already chemically processed hair the better I'd think. Blonde hair is pretty fragile.

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