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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]She said it looks mushroom colored, not brassy. OP- please don't take advice from people who thinking their stylist doesn't use toner on highlights. SMH.[/quote] Unless the toner is mixed in, I don’t get it. Because my stylist definitely doesn’t do an additional step and the OP made it sound like an additional step. I only do partial highlights and only every few months, with the roots colored every 6-7 weeks. I get tons of compliments on my hair. I’ve had previous stylists, many many years ago, who applied a separate toner, but it always seemed to me that it was to make my highlights less stark, basically to correct their mistake.[/quote] Toner has nothing to do with the "skill" of a hair colorist. They cannot change the undertone of your hair with highlights, so if you have reddish tones in your brown hair and you get highlights, they will pull warm. Something like a purple toner will help to reduce the warmth and brassiness that occurs with this. For any blondes who have used purple shampoo, that's all it is... toner. [/quote]
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