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Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner
by Blond Brilliance
Selected quantity exceeds what is currently available
Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner
by Blond Brilliance
BLNBRL03
$2.49
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$4.79
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Tone hair in only in 5-15 minutes Ammonia Free Permanent Toner Lift up to one level and tone
Blond Brilliance Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner is a gentle, conditioning and ammonia free toner that can be as settle or as vibrant as desired.
Blond Brilliance Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner is a crème toner that contains: Acai Extract, Papaya Extract, Mango oil, Coconut Oil and Wheat Proteins to nourish, moisturize, soften, condition and helps protect hair during a chemical service.
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In a non-metallic bowl, mix 1 part of Blond Brilliance™ Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner and 1 part Blond Brilliance™ Crème Oil Infusion Developer. Stir well for 20 seconds to obtain a consistent crème mixture. Apply Blond Brilliance Perfect Blond Ammonia Free Toner directly at the shampoo bowl onto towel-dried hair. Blond Brilliance Perfect Blond can be applied onto dry hair for more color intensity.
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Mix with Blond Brilliance Oil Crème Infusion 15 Volume Developer for up to one level of lift and tone.
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Rated 1 out of
5
by
KatieRoots from
Ruined my roots
I wanted to TONE my hair, I did not want to lift anything. I have a natural ash blonde hair but I lift the ends with sun in for a natural balayage appearance. I had heard people swear by this stuff so I tried it out because they insisted it will tone without lifting. So I had 6 inches of total cool but dirty ash blonde roots, to a bright blonde- not white or anything. and now I have 6 inches of orange, to almost white ends. I am the opposite of natural looking. And to top it off, I have 2 centimeters of ash blonde growing out which is really ruining the natural balayage I’ve been fooling people with for years. AND I also have mid strand breakage and ends split 7 ways to Sunday. Actually like 10 ways. I don’t have dead hair on a normal basis, and had gotten 4.5 inches cut off 2 weeks prior to toning with this. It was paired with a volume 10 developer.
Honestly, if it’s going to lift my roots that I used to love (rip) it could have at least toned them? but it didn’t. I don’t recommend this product to anyone who does not have a full head of bleached hair.
Date published: 2020-03-11
Rated 1 out of
5
by
loyalbeans from
Don't recommend
I used this toner after I lightened my hair. I thought this would be a less harsh alternative to Wella toner, but it didn't do anything to tone my hair. I am running back to Wella as I need toner now to get rid of my brassiness.
Date published: 2020-02-08
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Case2825 from
Great
Love this product, it’s the only brand I use to color my hair!
Date published: 2020-02-02
Rated 5 out of
5
by
DIYblonde from
Best toner at Sally's by far
I'm very happy with the platinum and champagne Blond Brilliance toners. I have fine very dark blond hair that I lighten to levels 9 to 11 (20 or 25 vol developer with bleach or high lift color lightens does it). I have never had good results with Wella toner (drab, flat tones) or any of Sally's other toners or single process colors. I've used Redken toner with good results but that's hard to get and more expensive. One of my favorite tones is Feria Starlet (cool but not ash), but that is not available as a toner, and I've become a bit sensitized to ammonia over the years, so these ammonia free blond brilliance toners are great paired with ammonia free bleach. They take away brassiness/add cool tones, make my hair color look more natural, add shine, and help my DIY blond look expensive.
I've also found that I can use this toner to lighten my roots enough to blend if I use 20-25 volume developer. Too bad Sally stopped carrying the base breaker from this product line. I've liked all of the blond brilliance products I've tried except the discontinued cream lightener tubes - those were terrible.
These toners are often out of stock at the store, so I think the secret is out that they're excellent (for the money).
Date published: 2019-12-13
Rated 2 out of
5
by
Gc94florosa from
Terrible....
The blonde brilliance platinum
Toner ruined my
Perfectly highlight light ash blonde hair. This product turned my roots a golden bronze ugly color while toning my highlights to a granny GREY color.! Thankfully I had a box of color oops and I left that on for 5 minutes and that pulled the toner right out... but now, I am left with ugly
Golden roots!!! I spend almost 200$ to get my
Short hair highlighted Professionally and I just ruined it with this toner. I will be sticking with wella for now on. I gave this product 2 stars because of how nice and soft this product left my hair feeling afterwards... I definitely know how to use toners as I’ve been a blonde for years now and have experience!
Date published: 2019-11-07
Rated 1 out of
5
by
Lindseyluhoo from
Barely deposits color
Almost no smell at all but no deposit! With healthy and thicker hair I should have tried a higher volume, but I was lifted to a 10 so I only wanted to deposit color. Left it on for a long time too. Would recommend a darker toner with this brand to get desired results.
Date published: 2019-10-26
Rated 3 out of
5
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Genesis R from
it’s okay
It was okay , i didn’t see much of a difference but it made my hair really smooth and smell good
Date published: 2019-09-14
Rated 2 out of
5
by
alina528 from
AWEFUL!!!
It's absolutely terrible and can not be called a toner .... I had a lvl 10 blonde when I first decided to tone my hair with this horrific "toner" to get rid of yellowness. First I tried "Platinum" and it turned by hair dark blueish-greenish-grey color (the yellower parts of my hair turned green, the whiter parts of my hair turned full on blue, and the brassy/orange parts of my hair turned grey). I couldn't get rid of it for weeks and after I realised that no matter how much I wash it, it still wont fade even a bit... I had to bleach my hair. Then, knowing the lasting power of this "toner", i decided to give it another shot but in a more normal shade. I tried the shade "Champagne" on my newly bleached hair, and it simply turned them pure gery..... please avoid this at all costs if you don't want to have any "trendy"/odd color to your hair and if you are anything lighter than lvl 8 blonde.
The reason why I added a star an extra "star" to it, is because the lasting power of this on your hair is amazing. And it would be amazing for someone who wants purely grey, blue or lilac hair that will not fade at all!
Date published: 2019-08-23
Can you use Blond Brilliance 25 Developer with Blond Brilliance Toner?
You should use a lower developer, but it’s not absolute. if you use a 25 just keep an eye on it as it’ll lift more.
Date published: 2019-03-16
If I use this with 40 developer on dyed black hair I had baylaged (it’s now turning red/golden) will it lift some of the brass out of it and then it more blonde ? I go back to keep lifting the black out of my hair to eventually get to blonde in 2 months.
I would say no. This seems to be best for making very light yellow hair more silver-ish.
Date published: 2019-03-16
My HAIR is WHITE. I'm looking for a TONER to put on my hair to CHANGE my HAIR to a PLATINUM BEIGE COLOR, will this product do that ? If this will not do that, could you tell me what product can. I appreciate your TIME & FEEDBACK.
Well, since your hair is white, you don’t need lift, so it would be a good idea to go with a low volume developer, like a 10, less damage that way. As for toner...I’d go with a something like maybe Wella Palest Beige Blonde or anything with the name lightest beige blonde in it. Wella Soft Blonde is pretty too.
My hair is naturally a level 5-6, but I’ve bleached it so the ends are now a level 8 champagne blonde & the roots are closer to a level 9 lightest golden blonde color. I use Wella Soft Blonde toner all over with 20 volume developer & “paint” Wella lightest beige blonde toner with 20 volume on the ends after I touch up my roots.
DO NOT leave the toner on your hair for the recommended time frame of 20-25, you’ll likely end up with a color result darker than you want. I usually only leave toner on to process 10-12 minutes MAXIMUM either after touching up my roots or when refreshing &/or killing brass on my ends. Leaving the toner in too long can result in a dark, grayish cast to the hair. It washes out after a few shampoos but that’s a headache because I only wash my hair every 2-3 days.
I’d advise you to snip our a small section of your hair, 10 hairs or so, (super glue or tie the ends together with white thread) and process that to watch the color change, timing it out & checking the results after 5 minutes then every 2 minutes. That way you won’t be surprised and you’ll have some control. I did this when going from dyeing my hair dark red for years to removing the color and bleaching it blonde. I don’t think the results would’ve been nearly as good if I hadn’t done an actual strand test. That way, no bad surprises.
I know your post was months ago, but none of the answers really seemed to address your question, so here I am! If you see this, I hope it helps! Post pics & a review once you’re done!!!
Date published: 2019-02-10
I purchased blonde brilliance platinum toner yesterday due to brassiness/orange in my blonde Mixed it 1to 1 & my hair is dark gray now Please tell me how to fix my issue It is soft & feels great just looks HORRIBLE
Wash it a few times with a regular shampoo...should pull some grey out and leave it more platinim.
Date published: 2019-02-16
I want to stay platinum without the ash scenery any recommendations?
I'd go for Golden Wheat or Champagne. The platinum is quite ash, lilac is pretty purple leaning toward grey, and Misty Rose is very pink.
Date published: 2018-11-30
My grey hair came out liter ash blond, and I want it honey blond like the rest of my head, what can I do.
The platinum toner combo they offer is great for getting out warm tones. If you wish to have warm tones do not use platinum. Champagne toner maybe to pinkish. Also ask about the number of developer to help even out your cool hair to warm tones. I would refer to a hair stylist for suggestions just in case.
Date published: 2018-11-30
Can I use a 35 vol developer with the tone?
It depends on what you are doing, if you're trying to lift a dark color to get to a lighter one 35 or 40. I am black American with dark brown hair and I dye my hair white. I always use a 35 toner to get my color to the blonde I need it to be. If you are using it with a toner it depends I use a 35 for everything. Any my hait has never "melted" out of my head. But you do run the fear of over processing it if its been bleached to much,
Date published: 2020-02-19
Dose this need developer?
Yes you need the blonde brilliance 5 volume developer to go with the toner
Date published: 2019-09-25
