Frederic Fekkai Salon Glaze Clear Shine Rinse

When someone used to seeing their hair colored allows the color to fade and grow out, it begins to look downright drab.  That's the exact situation I am in.  In mid-October 2007, I returned to my roots (so to speak) and dyed my hair back to its natural color.  Why?  I intended to start trying for baby #2, and while many experts claim it to be safe, I refuse to color or highlight my hair while pregnant.

Trust me... this is not an optimal situation.  My hair is currently in dire need of professional attention.  But until that magical "safe" moment arrives, I was thrilled to learn of Frederic Fekkai's new product- Salon Glaze.  Salon Glaze is an at-home shine treatment that can be applied right in the shower to add shine and silkiness to the tresses.  This non-chemical treatment takes only a few minutes to work, also making it ideal for anyone with limited time.

Hair isn't weighed down by this product at all, and it can be used by anyone!

Retails for $28 at Sephora.com and Beauty.com. Read more about this product at the Frederic Fekkai website!

Comments

[Aim]

This is really good to know - thank you. I have a number of greys now, and discovered they were silver-white, so I'd like to allow them to grow in and eventually go striking white. I recently began using glazes rather than permanent dye to make this transition easier. I "dyed" it with a demipermanent glaze, which I left on for an hour instead of 20 min for lots of color deposit. I've also been using the John Freida glazing treatments in the shower. So far so good.

[MaquillageMaiden]

I own this product, which I bought at Beauty.com when the recent Lela Rose promo was being held. I have used it at least once a week since then, and I do see a difference when used! It's a fun product!