Developer volume for Wella Toners

Ooo, does this.. http://www.amazon.com/Wella-Color-Charm-Activating-Lotion/dp/B0002Z92ZM/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1200657857&sr=8-1

go with this?
http://www.amazon.com/Wella-Color-Charm-T18-White/dp/B000CSYYZM/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=hpc&qid=1200657854&sr=8-1

once again, sorry for the dumb question.

I suppose it'd be better to use the Wella brand of developer, but I never have. I just use 'Salon Care' (the sort of generic brand they sell at sally), and I use 20 vol.

i use 20 v. as well with white lady -- clairol's pure white creme, and it works just fine.

Edited by asiabo - January 19 2008 at 12:04pm

it's permanent up to a point - it's not going to fade as fast as born blodne toners are but it gives me a really nice white blonde for only about a week, sometimes a week and a half depending on how many times i wash.

in my experience, it works a lot better than semi-permanent toners at canceling out the yellow, which is why i'm assuming you want to use white lady in the first place the fact that you use this toner with a developer gives it that much more lift.

the ratio of developer to color is actually 2:1, but it tells you on the bottle. that's too bad about shipping, maybe you should order a couple bottles at a time?

it's kind of hard to say how it will affect your golden tones... as far as i know it won't do much to them because they're not bleached to pale yellow.
my hair is a darker yellow underneath and the toner seemed to make it less yellow, but it didn't do a lot of lightening. so you may want to take that into consideration. a strand test never hurt!