After rinsing the bleach and shampooing your hair, I apply Wella InDepth, because it stops the bleaching action from occuring, it adds protein back into the hair and evens out the hairs PH. After that, I personally, dry my hair or let it air dry, then I apply toner. I should say I dry my hair if I am using a toner that requires peroxide. Of course, with virgin snow, the hair should be wet. But supposedly, any toner with peroxide can be used on wet or dry hair. I just prefer it to be dry. As far as the 12A that you pointed out to me in the picture- becareful. Its an ash color. My hair picks up the ash base, which with Wella, happens to be a blue color. So when I get done with 12A, my hair looks very bluish. I prefer using a toner with a violet base. I can live with violet looking hair- blue hair isn't for me. Another thing that I have recently tried and it looked as white as Santas beard- I used clairol 323 after using clairol shimmering lights on my hair twice. My hair came out a beautiful white. It will only work if you hair is bleached to the same color as the inside of a banana peel. Hope this helps, let me know if you have anymore questions.
well i did the bleach bath to freshen up my hair and possibly lighten it up a bit and that did nothing. I then did a test strip with t18 on my damp hair and it turned it a grayish ugly ass color.....BIG SUPRISE!!!
So any ways, like I asked previously, are the wella 10/89 and 10/6 toners or dyes? If they are dyes then how would you go about using them and which one is better (10/89 or 10/6)???
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Personally I had better white results with the 10/6. They are called hair dyes. But, they are semi-permanent. Its doesn't matter if its called hair dye or toner. Use the 10/6 like any other hair dye. But, I would suggest, putting it on dry hair. The internet is the only place I had found to buy it.
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Personally I've used Shiny Siler Ultra from Sally's which is a purple conditioning shampoo. Seems to work well eliminating brassiness and keeps my hair feeling great.
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I got to try this shampoo. Is Schwarzkopf BC Bonacure Color Save True Silver Shampoo the same thing that you mentioned that will bring hair to a cool platinum? I want a pale ashy platinum that's not quite white blonde. As for toners, I loved Wella Color Charm Toner in Ivory Lady, it gives me really beautiful shade of pale ivory that's not silvery, yellowish or goldish at all. It does come out a little lilac but the end result is fabulous. After a few shampoos, my hair turns out really pale BUT not white blonde. I'm thinking that white blonde is probably lighter than platinum blonde, is that correct? Another thing is that you should try Roux Fanci-full in White Minx to maintain your white blonde hair in between touch ups. It said:
" * PRODUCES A WHITE-WHITE TONE
* RINSES IN AND SHAMPOOS OUT
* NO AMMONIA OR PEROXIDE
* 15 APPLICATIONS PER BOTTLE
* KEEPS COLOR LOOKING ITS BEST BETWEEN COLOR TREATMENTS"
Hey Born.Blond Are you still using the Schwarzkopf silver shampoo. Im so over the shimmer lights it just turns my hair purple and so dry even after I shampoo the purple out im left with a hint of like gray. Wtf is going on here. I have been stuck on my matrix bleach they have a new Blue formula can I say AMAZING. I still use the matrix color sync toner but I am ready for something else. I just seem to have lost my ability to get pearl white and my hair is to freakin gray purple from shimmer lights it wont go away its been months lol.
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i did the bleach bath to freshen up my hair and possibly lighten it up a bit and that did nothing. I then did a test strip with t18 on my damp hair and it turned it a grayish ugly ass color.....BIG SUPRISE!!! So any ways, like I asked previously, are the 10/89 and 10/6 toners or dyes? If they are dyes then how would you go about using them and which one is better
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