Hair Toner

chemical bleaching and lightening to get rid of the shades of brassy hair.

Toner's make small changes to your hair that makes a big difference. If your hair is starting to look warmer with more yellow and orange tones, the right toner will help correct and balance the color out.

Bleached hair level + toner = final result

If you’ve ever wondered, “Do you put toner on wet or dry hair?” you aren’t alone. Even many professional stylists debate this question, each with a good reason as to which of the two they prefer. So, what’s the answer to this often-posed question for toning hair? | Does Toner Work Better on Wet or Dry Hair? | Should Your Hair Be Wet When You Tone It? | How to Take Advantage of Toner’s Maximum Effects | #hair #hairtoner #hairstylists

Phases of hair color lightening

Hair that’s been dyed or faded by the sun can often develop red, or brassy undertones. This is easily corrected using a hair toner which contains pigment to neutralize warm colors. Cooler colors like ash have become popular in recent years and a variety of different hair toners now exist for both brunette and blonde hair. Since ash hair colour does not contain many red and orange tones, a hair toner is required to change warm brown hair to ash. Blue shampoo or purple shampoo can also work.

What Toner Should I Use To Get White Hair? Toning is similar to icing on cupcakes in terms of hair color. It’s the final, fine-tuning touch that elevates the basics to something truly refined. It’s like a topcoat that can emphasize certain tones in your strands and also add some shine. Many people confuse it with hair dye. Hair dye can be permanent and can cause some damage to the hair.