Fluffy G Hair Gloss by Hally Hair, (Clear) - 3.4 fl oz - Hair Glaze for Color-Treated, Fine, Dry & Frizzy Hair - High Shine Shiny Hair Products for Vibrant, Fluffy & Fuller-Looking Hair

Another awesome product from Hally! I've been a big fan of the Hally foam dyes for years so I was excited to try Fluffy G. I love that this gloss tones my blonde hair and eliminates brassiness without totally wiping out the natural warm tones. My waves have a mind of their own and are notoriously frizzy so I was pretty amazed to see so much shine! The foamy nature makes this fun and easy to apply, but I did notice my hair felt a little tangled when I went to rinse it out. Despite that, after washing and conditioning I had no problem combing through. When I air dried my hair I was impressed with how soft and shiny it was. My hair usually gets oily at the roots after a few days, and I was worried it might get greasy more quickly after this treatment but I didn't notice a difference, it maintained the shine without looking dirty. I've used it twice so far and it seems like I'll be able to get at least another couple of uses out of it!

I initially bought this to get a little more shine in my hair. I keep my hair long and thus have to be very gentle with it. I used boxed permanent dye before switching to Hally’s Fluffy G about 3 months ago, and in the last year, my hair has mostly returned to its original state of health and I couldn't be happier with this product. Keeping an air of natural, casual beauty is very important to me. This is great as you can color or touch up whenever you want without worrying about damage. It's ridiculously easy to whip some up and slap it on your roots before a shower (remember to forgo the conditioner and styling products for at least 24 hours prior), and wake up looking flawless, every single day. I wash my hair once a week, so one bottle lasts me for three weeks.

I have dark brunette hair with minimal highlights that are supposed to be a chestnut color. After years of coloring my hair doesn't hold the toner color as long and can fade to an ugly ashy tone. This really helps add depth and to blend the colors. It's easy to apply too. I only wish it deposited a little more color but overall provides nice subtle results.

The Hally provided some shine to my hair but not more than several other anti-frizz/shine products I've used. I prefer using the anti-frizz/shine products that come in a tube or bottle and that you put on a little either before or after styling. I didn't like waiting in the shower 10 minutes for the Hally to take effect. A few hours after using the Hally and styling my hair, I saw some frizz so ended up using a squirt of my Frutus Sleek and Shine to get rid of the frizz. If your hair is badly damaged and dry, the Hally might work better for you. In my case, I won't use it again.

My hair is fried like fried fried from bleaching. Took a before and after and I’m shocked it’s basically like a gloss/ toner. I’m super fried so I wouldn’t say it’s super glossy but it doesn’t leave you looking oily either I would rate it like 7 or 8/10. Will probably use again. I like how simple the application was and it is a very cute bottle and it smells like grapes. my hair feels super soft and it helped already with my split ends. Also I have purple hair and put this on all over my head and now it looks way lighter? Doesn’t really make sense but ok lol. Not for colored hair people I guess! Unless you want the faded look. Which is so weird because it’s the purple one.

Not sure about the reviews here. I used this on my own straight hair that is usually dry, but softer and a bit shiny. It came out sad— dry, dull, and didn’t improve after washing. Came out crunchy and super dry to touch. I used it in my daughter’s thick curly hair too. Hers became matted, dulled, and harder to style. Like permanent mousse or something. Bond builders work much better for shine, slip, and silkiness for us. There’s a 60 second one here I like that's better than Olaplex or K18. I think it’s called ProBond. We both use it and have great results even though out hair textures are both completely opposite. I hope this review helps. I added a side by side so you can see if you think it’ll work for you. Maybe it’s better on other hair types.

I decided to try the Fluffy G clear foamy, glazey hair gloss because of the rave reviews, but didn't find it helpful for my hair at all. For reference, my hair is thin, fine, and damaged from decades of highlighting and also having sew-in extensions for two years. I've tried a gazillion products to get my hair looking and feeling healthy again since having my extensions removed, most of which have not lived up to their claims, including this one. It feels like it will smooth and soften when it's on my hair, but once I rinse it out, my hair feels exactly the same as before. There is zero difference after I've dried and styled it. The only products I've found that make my hair silky smooth and shiny are Bold Uniq's bonding concentrate (fwiw, I've tried a ton of bonding products, including Redken, and Bold Uniq is better), as well as L'Oreal's wonder water and one step toning gloss. So I'm a bit baffled by the great reviews here for the Fluffy G, but I suppose everyone's hair is different and maybe this works for people whose hair is different from mine. However, it did nothing for me so I cannot recommend for anyone with my type of hair.

This hair product is wonderful besides shine, gives body. Doesn’t take much, lasts a long time. One of the best hair products I use.