Are John Frieda products cruelty-free?

We are often asked if John Frieda products are cruelty-free. In our never-ending quest to get our transformative formulas just right, we test our formulas rigorously, but we absolutely do not test on animals

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Is John Frieda Mousse vegan?

Product details

With Rosehip Oil & Curl Enhancing Technology. Suitable for wavy and curly (2A-3A) hair types. Vegan Friendly*

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Are John Frieda products paraben free?

While today we do not directly add parabens to the vast majority of our shampoo or conditioner formulas, it is well accepted by regulatory authorities around the world that trace levels of an ingredient may inadvertently be present in a product due to the complex supply chain and manufacturing process.

Is John Frieda a good brand for your hair?

Top positive review

I have been using John Frieda Frizz Ease Flawlessly Straight Shampoo for five years and this is the best product for any man or woman who wants gorgeous and manageable hair. John Frieda Frizz Ease Dream Flawlessly Straight Shampoo silkens, smooths, and softens my hair and prevents breakage.

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Are John Frieda products sulfate free?

ANTI-FRIZZ FORMULA - Helps style unmanageable curls with frizz taming, Curl Enhancing Technology formula that gently cleanses while helping detangle and defines curls. PARABEN FREE FORMULA - This shampoo is paraben free and SLS/SLES sulfate free.

Where are John Frieda products made?

Although Frieda remains very much involved in the company, it is now a subsidiary of Kao Brands Company (formerly Andrew Jergens Company), which in turn is owned by Kao Corporation, Japan's leading manufacturer of personal care, laundry, and cleaning products. John Frieda Professional is based in Wilton, Connecticut.

Is there silicone in John Frieda Frizz Ease?

If your hair is dull and lifeless, and you feel like you're constantly fighting frizz, the silicone-based Frizz Ease serum by John Frieda, which is infused with bamboo extract, applied to soaking-wet hair will tame your mane, add shine, and infuse your hair with hydration.

Is Aussie cruelty free?

Yes, Aussie is cruelty free!

That's why, at Aussie, we're against animal testing. We're proud to be a PETA certified cruelty-free brand, so you can be kind to kangaroos and have perfect, bouncy hair and defined curls, too. Aussome!

Are John Frieda hair products gluten free?

SkinSAFE has reviewed the ingredients of John Frieda Frizz-ease Dream Curls Shampoo, John Frieda and found it to be 82% Top Allergen Free and free of Gluten, Nickel, Lanolin, Topical Antibiotic, MCI/MI, Soy, and Dye.

What toothpaste is cruelty-free?

*Hello and Tom's of Maine are both cruelty-free and do not test their products, ingredients, or formulations on animals, anywhere in the world. However, both cruelty-free toothpaste brands are owned by Colgate, a parent corporation that does test on animals when required by law.

Are tea tree products cruelty-free?

Paul Mitchell Tea Tree Special Shampoo is a color-safe, vegan, paraben- and cruelty-free formula that cleanses hair and leaves it smelling fantastic.

Is Dove animal cruelty-free?

We are excited to announce that Dove has been certified as cruelty-free by PETA's Beauty Without Bunnies Program. And now our products are entitled to carry PETA's cruelty-free logo from PETA, something we are phasing in across all our packs progressively from next year.

Are John Frieda products curly girl approved?

This product is Curly Girl (CG) Method approved.

Does Frizz Ease have alcohol?

John Frieda Frizz Ease Curly Hair Reviver Mousse Enhances Curls, a Soft Flexible Hold for Curly or Frizzy Hair, Alcohol-Free, 7.2 Ounces (Pack of 2)

Does Nivea test on animals?

DOES NIVEA TEST ON ANIMALS? Beiersdorf, the organisation behind the NIVEA brand, does not test on animals.

Is Loreal cruelty-free?

L'Oréal is not cruelty-free. They may test on animals, either themselves, through their suppliers, or through a third party. Brands who fall under this category could also be selling products where animal testing is required by law.

Is Olay cruelty-free?

No, Olay is not cruelty-free; as stated on its website: We do not test our products on animals. Olay is working closely with governments around the world to provide alternative research methods to eliminate testing on animals, enabling cruelty-free skincare in the beauty industry.

Is John Frieda sulfate and silicone-free?

John Frieda does contain silicone and sulphates. I'll just explain what it is about these haircare additives that are so troublesome. Silicone coats the hair, smoothing down the cuticles and making the hair glossy.

Should I avoid silicone in hair products?

Silicone isn't a toxic chemical. In fact, it's completely safe to apply to your hair and won't harm your physical health in any way. The only thing it can affect is the strength and appearance of your hair. A weighty feel, dryness, and hard-to-remove buildup are common silicone concerns.

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Who manufactures John Frieda?

Japan's Kao Corporation, the country's leading beauty and personal care company, acquired John Frieda Professional Hair Care for $450 million. John Frieda built its world-renowned reputation through creative product innovation, coming up with the Frizz-Ease, Sheer Blonde and Beach Blonde brands.

Who owns John Frieda?

John Frieda (born Alan Howard Frieda, 9 July 1951) is a British celebrity hairstylist and founder of hair salon and hair product businesses. The hair product business was acquired in 2002 by Kao Corporation, Japan.

Is John Frieda Frizz Ease color safe?

SAFE FOR COLOR TREATED HAIR - John Frieda Frizz Ease hair care products are safe for use on natural, color-treated, or highlighted hair.