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What Hair Toner Should I Use?

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Do you want to go blonde?

Are you trying to neutralize your yellow hair?

Do you want to increase the softness of your hair?

Are you brunette?

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With a simple purple shampoo, natural blondes and bleach-blondes with bright yellow or golden undertones will also tone out the unwanted warm shades, but if you are going through a more drastic shift of colour, it might not be cut off by purple shampoos only. If your bleach work has led to brassy orange locks, you may need a stronger, ammonia-based toner. To obtain the beautiful blonde shade you want, you should pick the right color toner. You could try IGK Mixed Feelings Leave-In Blonde Toning Drops, Manic Panic Virgin Snow Hair Toner, etc.

If you want to increase the softness to your hair you could try the DpHue Color Boosting Gloss + Deep Conditioning Treatment, because this deep conditioner for 10-ish shampoos leaves your hair smooth, shiny, and colorful. You need to comb it through damp hair after cleansing and conditioning, then let it sit for about thirty minutes, and rinse it out.

The toner can even increase the viscosity of your hair, resulting in a more even all-over hue. In a variety of other ways, toner can also alter dark hair. You should look for toning shampoos with blue pigments, like the DpHue Cool Brunette Shampoo.

If you are not a brunette you should look for John Frieda Sheer Blonde Colour Renew Purple Shampoo, B UNIQ Purple Hair Mask for Blonde, Platinum Silver Hair, etc.

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