Do you use a toner and then dye your hair?
Usually? No. Sometimes? Yes.The correct answer is the reverse of your question.A “toner” is just an abbreviated name for corrective color dye (usually a semi-permanent, demi-permanent or temporary color) used to shift hair color after previous services, such as highlights, that use bleach or other chemicals to remove or alter hair color.For example, usually when you bleach hair it will turn banana-yellow or orange. Hair colorists use toners to shift hair from stark yellow into a golden, sandy or beige color that looks more natural.I say “shift” because a toner is not meant to permanently lift or lighten hair color. It is not usually intended to make hair lighter or darker. It is only meant to cancel out undesired colors or enhance a desired color.Let's get sciencey. Think of the color spectrum. What are the opposite colors that clash on a color wheel? Red is the opposite of green. Yellow is the opposite of purple. Orange is the opposite of blue. So, if hair is too orange you add blue to cancel it out. If it's too yellow you can use purple to turn hair platinum. Of course, since blue, purple and green are strong “cool” tones, you have to be careful not to use too much. A toner uses small concentrations of these colors to cancel out just enough of another color so that hair looks “natural.”However, there ARE times when you WOULD use a color just like a toner before you dye your hair. However, under these circumstances, the toner is referred to as a “filler.” There is nothing chemically different about this color. The terminology refers only to how the color is used. A filler is used to “fill” light hair with color pigment (usually reds or oranges) first, so that when you dye your hair darker it looks more rich and natural, instead of flat or muddy.Hair colorists almost always use toners after doing highlights or bleaching hair in order to give you your desired result. In my experience, in order to preserve the mysterious magic of hair science, they often do this at the shampoo bowl and won't tell you unless you ask. You might think it's just a secondary post-service conditioner. As long as you leave the salon happy, that's what counts.
White toner on red hair?
What are you trying to do? If you're trying to get your hair white then you will need to bleach out all the color first. If you're just trying to lighten the color then just wash it a couple of times ( I've heard dish soap strips the color pretty quick) But other than that I really don't think the virgin snow will do anything but condition your hair.
What are the best toners for brown hair?
Toners are used on prelightened hair at a level 8+. You need a regular color with 10vol or less for depositing only color with the proper base to counter unwanted warmth. Green bases for red= level 5 or less, blue based for orange = level 6–7. Browns have more warm pigments so you need the strength of a regular ammonia based color in the same level of the brown with warmth but with an ash base to neutralize properly.
Is toner really bad for your hair?
ACTUALLY IT IS. 10 vol is safer 20 is recommended but it doesn’t make sense since its toner and it’s only to deposit color. Go with 10 (what 10 is meant for) or you might be pissed off like I am. The developer is opening your cuticle therefore it is and can be. Especially the higher you use and if you have to do it more than once. The people wrote on here and said “No not at all I’m a professional. I hadn’t done highlights in YEARS. I only had to tone TWICE and I had breakage. Developer is damaging because it opens your cuticle. That’s why people who have been blonde sometimes say there hair is not holding color. Huge thanks to you ignorant ass people. “Stylists”. People say to stay away from 40 and defiantly! Definitely don’t use it on your scalp. Ive heard people even say to not use 30 on the scalp!
Can I tone down my red/yellow hair with an ash tone?
Yes, absolutely you can. It will reduce or eliminate the red because the opposite color is green which is the basis for most ash tones (some are blue based) I would recommend you use only 10 volume peroxide as 20 volume lifts color, then deposits the new color and will not be as effective if you just want to tone out the red.You can buy professional products now at most drug stores, or open to the public beauty supplies. IF for some reason you can't find one, go pick out an ash blond shed at the store, mix an equal part of water to the developer, throw 1/2 out, then use as directed. This will give you 10 volume and will not darken the hair.
How do you get rid of pink tones leftover from red hair dye after bleaching?
I used to have unnatural fire red hair and recently went to a stylist to dye it brown with chunky blonde highlights. When she bleached my hair for the blonde not all of the red came out and instead it was pretty pinkish, mostly around the middle of the hair and the ends. She toned it darker and more coppery than I wanted to try and mask the pink, which was somewhat successful. I bleached the blonde chunks tonight again myself after a couple of weeks of intense repair treatments, and there is less pink but it is still present. The toner I used was closer to the blonde I want, but since it's lighter and milder it didn't cover the pink. Is there any way I can get rid of the pink without having to bleach again?? Should I use an ashy colored toner, or a toner with a certain color base? Are there any treatments out there for getting red tones out of hair? Any help or ideas would be appreciated -- I don't want to have to wait and bleach again to get all the pink out! I also would prefer not going to the salon... salons have eaten up too much of my money lately.
What will happen if i put toner on my red hair?
Purple toner is really for blonde hair that has brassy,orangey tones in it, but it doesn't have much on an effect atall unless your hair is about pale yellow. So basically, purple toner will do nothing for you hair. Try washing your hair a few times with either dish soap or head and shoulders shampoo, to try and fade the color abit.
If I bleach my red hair with a toner will it come out blonde?
your hair will be orange and very badly damaged, possibly stretchy. get some color oops in extra strength and use it. then you can bleach. try 40 volume peroxide in your bleach. there is a good chance that you will have to bleach it more than once, so if you do, use 30 and 40 volume peroxide mixed together evenly in your bleach. if after the second time it's darker or more yellow than the color of a banana peel, bleach it again, but only use 30 and only bleach the ends. you wil see that your roots will be lighter than the rest so they don't need to be bleached again. look up ardell unred, red gold corrector plus and lock-in blonde. these are bleach and color additives that will help remove more brassiness, they work great. add unred and red gold corrector plus to your bleach every time you bleach, don't add lock-in blonde. once you're done bleaching, use a toner. you will want to use a wella color charm toner and of course 20 volume peroxide. you will want to use an ash toner, so get the "white lady" shade, it will remove more brassiness. add lock-in blonde to your toner and every time you use dye. then you can dye over that with a blonde dye you like and it won't hurt. your biggest problem is brassiness. i did the same thing you are trying to do. this was my hair: http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/Le... and i wanted it medium ash blonde. i did everything i've just told you and this is it now: http://i85.photobucket.com/albums/k65/Le... if for some reason your hair is still really yellow after you use toner (but it shouldn't be) on it, tone it with the white lady toner again. it can't hurt. good luck!
What will happen if i put blonde toner over my red hair?
I recently bleached my hair, after bleaching it once i dyed it bright red Its now faded out to a light orangey red colour and i want to get it light so i can dye it purple Will the orange come out if i put a blonde toner it? What can i do to get the colour out?
What happens when you put SILVER toner on faded RED hair?
nothing?