Warm Tones
– Bleaching hair can sometimes result in orange pigments.
– Use a toner to correct orange hair and prevent its return.
– Purchase toner at a beauty store or make your own at home.
– Apply the toner evenly to achieve a toned-up appearance.
Cool Tones
– Over-bleaching can lead to yellow hair instead of platinum shades.
– Use a toner to neutralize brassy yellow tones for desired shade.
– Use a sulfate-free shampoo and apply toner every two weeks.
– Apply toner after lightening hair for best results.
Brassy Tones
– Brassy orange hair means the hair wasn’t lightened enough.
– Use at-home color correctors or toners to neutralize brassy tones.
– Blue toners target orange tones, while purple toners target yellow tones.
– Mix toner into shampoo for quicker results.
Natural Tones
– Uneven bleach job can leave orange-tinged locks.
– Use purple shampoo or blue toner to neutralize brassiness.
– Follow instructions and use a color wheel for even applications.
– Dark hair may require light ash blonde hair dye for cooler tones.
