Advice with toning my ombre?

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Arianna D.

Jul 29, 2014

Arianna D.

So right now, I want to get rid of the orange or yellow hues in my ombre. I have a 20 volume developer with some toner. I was wondering if it's okay to apply it evenly on my ombre? My concern was that it will change the gradually fade of the colors getting from dark to light?

Arianna D.

Jul 29, 2014

Arianna D.

*gradual fade of the colors from dark to light.

Yasmine G.

Jul 29, 2014

Yasmine G.

I think you should just find a blue toner or blue tone shampoo for it. I don't know much about developers but I don't know is it's worth the risk. The blue toner I use is attached below (:

Yasmine G.

Jul 29, 2014

Yasmine G.

Blue is better if your hair is more on the Orange side.

Marie A.

Jul 29, 2014

Marie A.

Try the red gold color corrector at Sallys.

Kimberly H.

Jul 29, 2014

Kimberly H.

20 vol would turn it into not a toner but a color. Usually toners deposit only and are either used with 10 vol or a seperate kind of developer. Try toning shampoos like shimmer lights or something similar. Most salons will give you a glaze or toner for a pretty reasonable price also check around

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