How to use a toner.

Sep 20, 2013

Nayeli M.

Well this do any damage to my hair? "Since I bleached it" Dose anyone know any good tips for after or before use of this?

Sep 21, 2013

I do the same treatment every two-four weeks with the T-18 one. My hair is still super soft and shiny. I just do a conditioner mask every time I'm in the shower. (I use purple shampoo so I don't get that brassiness) basically I wash my hair, then put in the conditioner. I'll let that sit while I soap up, shave, rinse, etc. Then I'll finally wash out the conditioner. Makes my hair soft while looking nice and freshly bleached! (Right after I bleach, I don't shampoo my hair, conditioner only)

Sep 21, 2013

Saffron K.

You can probably imagine how much conditioner I go through haha. I hope I was a little bit helpful!

Sep 21, 2013

Saffron K.

((I meant to say right after I tone my hair, not bleach, sorry, mistake!)

Sep 21, 2013

Nayeli M.

I bleached it today would it be bad if I use this right after or should I wait a few days because that's what I was going to do was wait because I didn't know if it would damage it if I would use it right away.

Sep 21, 2013

Erika B.

First things first, 20 volume developer is not for toning! You have to be careful with the Sally's products...it looks like they call it a toner but it reads "permanent". True toners are used with 10 volume at most and the mildest are mixed with processing liquids. You can tone right after lightening but be careful...if you're not using the proper tones then the freshly porous hair will soak it up heavier in some areas. This will result in seeing too much of whichever tone is in the product. Some people get silver...purple...or bluish hues when it's not used properly!

Visit my advice column/blog for more info...I'm a board certified haircolorist and give lots of tips on what to do and what not to do!

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