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When do I tone specific strands of hair?
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    Posted: June 07 2008 at 7:04pm
OK, I need some help getting the timeline right in my head:

  • First, I apply bleach to dry hair
  • then wash it out after 40 minutes
  • but then how do I find the strands to tone them? should I let my hair dry, and then pick out the bleached strands in order to apply the toner mixture?
Really wishing I could just tone my whole head - that would sure be easier!
Beauty draws us with a single hair.
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I'm a kitchen beautician, not a licensed cosmetologist, so please take any advice I give with a grain of salt!
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Clarification - if I were to do home highlights, how do I tone specific highlights, as opposed to toning the entire head? 
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Toner's will only alter the tone of hi lited areas and not your all over base colour.
 
I hope this has answered your question muppets, Karen.


Edited by karen s - June 09 2008 at 3:18pm
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