BLONDME instant blush #steel blue 250 ml

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You can tone your hair at home, but it’s essential that you do your homework beforehand to ensure you know what you’re doing. Toner is a semi- or demi-permanent hair color and you’ll need to get the application and mixture just right to get good results.

Pigment intensity varies: Different manufacturers use varying amounts of blue pigment in their blue toners. One brand may be very weak with little pigment in the toner, while another salon-quality brand will be highly pigmented for longer-lasting and more intense toning results. This makes toner selection very important – again, choose one from our list to ensure you get a high-quality product with plenty of toning pigment to do the job.

There are pros and cons, but overall, blue toner is an awesome product to correct too-warm hair color with orange undertones. You should reach for blue toner if you want to achieve a cooler ash-toned or icy-toned color. If a recent bleaching sesh left you with orange-hued hair, you can definitely use blue toner to get rid of the warm orange tones. The result will be a cooler, more balanced shade of blonde without the harsh warmth of orange peeking through.

If this happens to you, toning is the safest way to fix the problem. Bleaching your hair again too soon can result in hair loss and breakage because the harsh chemicals severely damage and weaken your hair. You will then know your 'blonde direction'; this is the direction recommended to you when colouring your hair. If you’ve bleached your hair and are seeing a lot of orange undertones in the results, grab one of the blue toners from our product list and take care of it! You’ll reveal a cooler, more balanced hair color without spending hours or tons of money at the salon to correct it. You Might Also Like: If you’ve chosen a blue semi- or demi-permanent hair color to tone your hair, you’ll need to activate the toner by mixing it with developer. You should use the developer volume your toner recommends. That’s usually a 10- or 20-volume developer. Toning isn’t permanent: When you use a blue toner, it’s not a one and done situation. You’ll need to tone again in about 2 months or less, depending on the toner you used and how well you’re taking care of your hair color.Second, you can opt for a blue toning shampoo instead of a traditional semi- or demi-permanent toner. The application process is much easier and it’s impossible to mess up the results of a toning shampoo!

To find the blondme products that are suitable for you choose your eye and hair colour from the table, then scroll down to the relevant products. This gives you 4 quadrants to work with and will make application much easier. Secure each section with a clip to keep it out of your way as you work. If the orange tones are only peeking through in a few spots, you can spot-tone instead of toning all over. To ensure an even application, part your hair down the middle and split each half into two sections. Once you’ve finished applying toner, set a timer for 5-10 minutes (or however long your toner recommends). Pop a shower cap over your hair to hold in heat and help the toner penetrate better. Step 4: Rinse and RevealSemi-permanent or demi-permanent? If you’ve decided that a traditional toner is the best choice for you, decide if you need a semi- or demi-permanent toner. Both are temporary dyes, but demi-permanent lasts longer (24-28 shampoos) than semi-permanent (3-6 shampoos). If you choose a semi-permanent toner, you may need to grab a blue toning shampoo to keep up the results over time.