Remember, though, the stronger the developer, the more damage it can do to your hair. So always go for the lowest effective developer strength if your hair has seen better days health-wise. If you have a deep orange or light brown, you will not achieve pale blonde or silver with T10 toner. So, we urge you to adjust your expectations accordingly. But if you manage to land on a super light golden or yellow shade, rest assured your hair will go from brass to sass! How to Tone Your Hair with T10 Wella Toner For some extra protection, put a few towels on your floor. Ensure that the room has sufficient ventilation as well. You don’t want to inhale any of the fumes from the toner. Mix Up Your Toner

Lay out your materials and tools on a sink or a large table. The more space you have, the better.Then put on an old t-shirt that you don’t mind ruining. Use too little toner: Not using enough toner is a surefire way to end up with patchy results. Saturate your hair in the product if you want a uniform, vibrant result.

Without wasting your time, Wella permanent toner can definitely be damaging to your hair. In fact, any hair product that changes the internal structure of the hair can leave your tresses worse off. Using a Wella toner is not the most difficult thing in the world, but there are still instances where costly mistakes are made. To ensure you get the most out of your toning session, keep the following dos and don’ts in mind: Dos

However, the result won’t be as light as it could be if your natural hair were at a level 9 or 10. If your hair is at a level 7, your results will turn out more of a dark ash blonde than a pale ash blonde. Toner does not damage the hair. However, toner does require you to use a developer, which opens up your cuticles and can dry your hair out in a hurry. To combat this, give your hair some TLC: Whether your hair was sufficiently lightened prior to toning. Level 9 or 10 hair works best with T10 toner.

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Consider a protein-based deep conditioning treatment if your hair feels brittle and weak. Within a session or two, you’ll notice a tangible difference in your hair.

If it’s still brassy, put more toner on the section and let it process for 5 more minutes. Most people achieve their desired results within 30 minutes. As well as choosing a hair lightener, finding the perfect product to cover regrowth is key. This is determined by the percentage of grey and your client’s desired look. Apply to damp hair: Wet hair is a no-go for Wella toner. It’s best to apply the toner to damp hair so that the color can be easily distributed. If you’ll be washing your hair right before toning, towel-dry. The goal is to ensure that your hair isn’t dripping wet. Now that we’ve got the basics out of the way let’s talk about how your hair should look before applying your T10 toner. Wella recommends lightening your hair at least half a shade lighter than your desired final result before toning. That’s because the toner may darken your hair slightly. So, to achieve the palest blonde possible, your hair should be a level 10 light yellow with a hint of gold. If your hair is light blonde mixed with a hint of orange, you’re at level 8, which will result in a pale, cool ash-blonde with T10.

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Massage the toner into your scalp: Toner can be an irritant, so steer clear of massaging it into your scalp. It’s okay if a little bit of toner gets on your scalp here and there, but purposely massaging it in is a no-no.