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Color Tango Permanent Cream Toners
by Wella
WELLA26
$6.59
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Even Tone Technology™ lifts and tones in one easy step for even results Achieve smooth, shiny, blended results.Wella Color Tango Toners™ are the final step for pre-lightened hair to achieve your desired warm or cool look. Adds shine and leaves hair smooth thanks to our Even Tone Technology™
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Usage instructions:
- 1:1 mixing ratio: Mix I part Wella Color Tango Toners™ with 1 part Wella Color Tango Developer.
- For quick toning, use 6 volume developer and process for 10 minutes.
- For more intense toning with a slight lift, use 20 volume developer and process for up to 20 minutes.
- Apply to hair using bowl and brush, or bottle. Rinse, shampoo & condition. Can be applied to damp or dry hair."
- 1:1 mixing ratio: Mix I part Wella Color Tango Toners™ with 1 part Wella Color Tango Developer.
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For more intensity, apply to dry hair. Applying to damp hair will give you more even results.
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Rated 5 out of
5
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Strawbeary68 from
Tango toner lavender ice
Despite the word lavender in the color I chose. No lavender is in the color. I used it with the Lightening powder. I had a darker blond and those dreaded grey and dark roots. It came out strawberry blond. But this color toner took out the red. I use purple shampoo to keep the brass at bay. And after a couple of washes a great highlight/lowlights happened.
Date published: 2019-06-12
Rated 5 out of
5
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No Longer A Red Head from
Say Buh-Bye Red Tones
I recently lightened my hair and had a lot of residual copper still in it. This really helped to tone down the copper and give me a nice ash blonde. I highly recommend.
Date published: 2019-06-03
Rated 5 out of
5
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Mell1989 from
really good
Just used this and was skeptical but it did a really good job its not light other wella toners, this is really nice and my hair doesnt feel dry and processed.
Date published: 2019-05-16
Rated 5 out of
5
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Blondestar55 from
20 minutes to banish yellow to perfection
I am a natural level 6 dark blonde who was dark for a while and after my salon bleach only got my ends to a level 8 my roots were a 9/10. I have 50 % gray. So they I had to tone me darker a pretty gold beige ash mix . But as I shampooed it got this ugly gold and so I did a self highlight kit via cap got my ends up and waited a week to tone with this Wella Tango C14 Champagne blonde. This is fresh and I know that after a week of shampooing it will be perfection. I could have added some creame brûlée tango toner but my hair has so much yellow underneath as this washes out a bit it will become a beautiful beige on its own. I show myself with and without makeup so you can see the ash color is better on my natural skin. My natural level 6-7 blonde hair color was always ash with gold in the sun. I have green eyes and pink undertones. Hope this helps! I love this product, I was worried it would be too dark with 20 minutes as Wella color charm blue violet c10 can leave you super ashy If you don’t watch it. This was after 20 minutes with 20 vol developer and my hair was pretty true to swatch and not dried out.
Date published: 2019-04-10
Rated 5 out of
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Anonymous from
Fantastic Shade Change - Color Tango in CHAMPAGNE
My natural hair is Level 5 or 6 brown, and pulls a truly horrendous amount of orange when I home dye. I use 8A shades from L'Oreal, or 8.5A. Even with an A color, (ash), it's really brassy. I have literally gone around for the past 30 years with orangey hair.
I tried this Champagne Color Tango toner last night and I am really pleased with the result. I left it on for 30 mins using 20 vol Ion Sensitive Scalp developer, and I used it on wet hair. This is the first time I have used toner, and although the shade change is subtle, it's significant, and now my hair looks a much more expensive shade of wheat-blonde. Not even a $300 hairdresser has managed to achieve this on my hair.
Before and after photos are below.
I am a little hesitant to call it my holy-grail product because I don't know if it will fade since I only used it last night. But I am VERY pleased with the shade adjustment. My hair is very porous and an ash-based toner would probably grab green onto my ends. I don't know what the undertones of this shade toner are, but there's no gray, blue, or green in my hair after using this.
Date published: 2019-04-07
Rated 5 out of
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FatBlonde from
Finally, no more brass
My hair wasn't bleached enough from level 2-3 to use wella color charm #14 and #18. I only wanted dark to medium blonde hair, and the color tango champagne did the trick. Used 20 volume developer and processed 20 minutes.
Date published: 2019-03-27
Rated 1 out of
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Tjdhall2 from
Color Tango Permanent Cream Toners
Not for me, it just wasn't my cup of tea i suppose,
Date published: 2019-03-25
Rated 2 out of
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Phoenix74 from
CT14/CT15
STICK WITH ORIGINAL liquid if you want to tone your blond. I am constantly changing my short blond hair. ( I'm a level 6 mousy ash normally )Sometimes I use the 10GV for a pretty warm blond and other times I go platinum using Bleach and T18. Right now I wanted to tone my brassy orangish regrowth from a previous color. I used the CT14 on root on damp hair...then the CT15 on mid shaft and ends for a few minutes damp just to blend. Mixed with 15 volume 1:1. THE COLOR does NOT SHOW in mixing bowl like the liquid which IMO isn't helpful. Seeing the color in the bowl is actually helpful. (The CT15 showed up a light strawberry quick towards the end) I am not a fan of this new formula. Hard to gauge and yes mine too was patchy. The CT14 did hit some of my mid shaft lighter parts and it turned a greyish color. Beware.
Date published: 2019-03-20
What toners have blue or violet under tones to cancel out the red undertones in my hair
CT 14
Date published: 2019-05-29
What base has this color
A previous question here says that Champagne has a blue/violet base and Lavender Ice has a violet base. So Lavender Ice is bets for yellow hair, and Champagne is best for hair that pulls a lot of orange.
Date published: 2019-04-07
Turn steel blue into silver
Silver is light but same violet tones.....fade the hair with dandruff shampoo and vitamin c to get back to your pale blonde hair....if it doesn't work use a mild bleach batch with 10 volume .....watch closely......to fade color....then use neutral porosity treatment.....then use ION titanium or try roux rinse in silver lining or true steel .....must gentler and can be mixed to customize color .....you can always go Semi if more perm results needed
Date published: 2019-04-05
What volume to use with the lavander ice toner? I currently have 10 and 25 developer. For how long should i leave it on my hair and how much of each i should mix? I have some brassy yellow closer to my natural root color which is brown.
10vol to deposit and 20 to lift and deposit
Date published: 2019-04-05
Which one should I use to tone brown hair with copper brassyness.
Copper = red/orange so you need green/blue......teal almost ....try Ion brights in teal ....mix 1/4 tube with 2 cups white conditioner....if already color treated use neutral porosity treatment first like a good primer before the color ....or you good use level 7 or 6 Demi...if you want to diminish the orangy use blue base if the reddish use green base....or mix two ....you can customize it ....always prime with neutral FIRST
Date published: 2019-04-05
How do I highlight my hair to match my gray hairs?
Highlights can be made just using a Demi on the gray hair......2 - 3 shades lighter than non gray hair.....looks natural .....much easier than lifting non gray hair .....easier solution.....advanced gray solution by Clairol .....6light golden chestnut would look good on level 5-3 hair
Date published: 2019-04-05
Will this help even out my dark brown hair (with brassy tones)
Use titanium from ION on brassy ends if orangy yellow .....if reddish you can use shamrock
Date published: 2019-04-05
Im trying to achieve my beautiful cobalt/navy blue but first I’m told I need to go from my natural black to almost platinum..... can anyone assist me! I can’t risk having yellows or oranges in my hair because the blues will be GREEN . Please let me know!!
It depends on how dark or light you want the blue color to be.
You definitely have to lighten with bleach. The secret is to tone your hair before you apply a direct dye.
1. bleach first,
2. tone it to get the yellow/orange out,
3. Apply direct dye
Couple of notes on this. Make sure you tone your hair at the right level. For example, T18 is meant for level 9 and above. If you only get your hair to a level 7, then it's a waste of money. You can Google hair level and toner charts to see which one you need. Also, go with a purple based blue color. I've had good luck with Ion's Tanzanite. Clairol's Color Crave in Indigo made my hair have a greenish overcast.
If your hair does happen to turn a greenish color, you can always mix a tiny bit of red dye with conditioner and apply it for a couple of minutes in the shower.
Honestly, I think you should do highlights (you could pull them through a cap and apply the bleach mid-shaft to ends), tone those pieces, and then put a direct dye (semi-permanant) over all your hair. The highlighted parts will be blue, and the rest of your hair will "shine" a dark blue color in the sun. I think that would be beautiful.
Date published: 2019-03-19