John Frieda Frizz Ease Hair Serum

Pros: none
Cons: it does not work!

I would not recommend John Frieda Frizz Ease, it really doesn't do its job! I have fine hair, yet used the origanal serum for that little bit extra strength, yet I still found that it did not stop my hair frizzing! Also, it doesn't matter how little you add, your hair will look greasy by the end of the day. I definatley would not recommend this on blonde or light hair, because it will just make your hair look dull and un-washed. Don't use it! Its too expensive for the amount you get and how little it helps your hair aswell. If you really want to tame your frizz, try straightening irons, hot oil treatments, frizz-taming shampoos, or curl developing mouse if you want curls, and seal with alot of hairspray!

Pros: Good price, easy to find
Cons: too unpredictable, has to be put on hair that's fairly wet

I have fine hair and lots of it with just a smidge of curl. My hair tends to get those baby "fly aways" unless I use a little something to tame it down and especially if it's humid or raining. This product has to be put on wet, almost dripping hair to get the best results and as a result of that it takes forever to blow dry your hair. Who has time for that?? Also there is a very fine line between "rats I didn't get enough on and can't add more because I've blown my hair dry" and "OMG my head looks like it's been dipped in a vat of baby oil!" However, it does tame the fly aways when I manage to get the right amount on and I really like the way my hair looks and feels on those rare occasions. I feel like another reviewer does that there's most likely something out there that is better for my hair and I just need to keep looking.

Pros: Extra strength great for thick hair Great new pump No scent Bottle material
Cons: Greasiness on hands

I have incredibly thick and curly hair that tends to frizz up for anything. So, I started using the Frizz Ease Hair Serum, the one that's meant for coarse and thick hair, to see if it would help tame my frizz.
When I first tried it, I wasn't too pleased with the applicator, which was a dropper. If your hands are wet or gets slippery from the serum, it can be cumbersome to use a dropper. The bottle was also made from glass, making you worry about dropping and shattering it (which actually did happen to me).
However, they have since improved the bottle, making the applicator a pump and the bottle out of plastic.
About the actual product, the serum, it works really well in my hair. Like I mentioned, I have really thick hair and it's hard to find products that will keep it looking smooth. It isn't greasy in my hair, even though it's the extra strength formula. On the other hand, I really don't like how greasy it feels on hands after I've put the product on and it's a little tricky to get it all off my hands.

Pros: At least it didn't Stink!
Cons: greasy, sticky, flatenning, and annoying little applicator

Made my thin curly hair very greasy and flat. It looked even thinner then usual after using this product. Maybe better for thicker hair types. Also, I seemed to have even MORE frizz after it's use...is that possible? Crappy cheap applicator and small amount of product for the price.

Pros: Gets rid of little frizzies, keeps hair calm.
Cons: Can be difficult to tell how much your are putting in.

According to most of the above opinions, this product doesn't seem to work. However, I disagree.

I have permed and color-treated hair, which is a recipe for a hair disaster every day. So, I bought this on recommendation of a friend, and I have been very happy with it.

The issue with the serum is that you MUST:
1. Put it on while your hair is still soaking wet. Otherwise, it will look greasy, and will create more frizz than before.
2.Use a small amount!!!!!! It even says so on the bottle. It doesn't feel like it's really getting in, but it is.

So, needless to say, I use this in conjunction with the John Frieda conditioner, and my hair stay calm and managable (except on really humid or rainy days.)

Pros: Easily accessible, relatively cheap
Cons: cheap and flimsy dispenser, greasy, doesn't do anything for your frizzies.

I have long, curly hair. As every other curly-haired girl, I try to eliminate frizz using all kinds of lotions, potions and serums. I must admit that I'm a sucker for nice packaging and those amazing "after" photos they have of a model who has supposedly used this product. In the spirit of experimentation, I bought this frizz serum and discovered that it did the one thing you hope it doesn't - NOTHING!

Pros: No smell, works ok
Cons: Applicator, greasy.

I have unrully, curly/wavy shoulder length hair. It hates rain and humidity. Goes out of control. I've tried almost everything known to man to get rid of the frizzies and keep it under control on those damp, humid days.

Of all the products I've tried, Frizz Ease Serum is about the best I've found. It's not a miracle but it does help. They need to improve the applicator! It irritates me I have to take the top off and get the serum out.

It is greasy but my hair is highlighted and a little on the dry side so the greasiness doesn't really affect me that much. There's no smell which is great.

This product will give you smooth hair. I also use a straighening iron and I get good results.