Silver Hair Toner Rinse - For Bleached Blonde Hair 200ml

Wow! My bleached hair went very yellow/ brassy. I've tried literally all the purple or blue shampoos/masks/ toners and then stumble across this. It was cheap, reviews sounded good so thought why not, although I wasn't expecting much. I opted to use WHITE conditioner and added a couple teaspoons of the liquid, mixing it to get the colour in the photo. Washed my hair and applied the mix to towel dried hair. Within 60 seconds, the colour was changing. By the time all the mix was applied I could see some ashy tones so decided to rinse it off straight away. I'm amazed by the results! The brass is pretty much gone! I think I could of left it on a couple of minutes longer which I'll do next time, but I'm always wary when trying new toners as I don't want it to go blue or purple. Very impressed and the bottle is going to last ages!

I have struggled with my dyed blonde hair for years. Never finding a toner that takes away the yellow and struggled to get the silver I desperately wanted. Have spent an absolute fortune and even after visiting hairdressers still ended up with a horrible yellow. This is the best toner I have ever used. A little goes a long way in white conditioner and after 10 minutes I have finally have the silver I have craved!!!! Thank you!!!

Love this. had a hairdresser disaster and ended up with very patchy yellow hair after a bleach. I used this as a rinse (although wasn't sure whether you are supposed to wash out after rinsing hair with it! - no instructions! So after a few attempts and a few quite lilac patches, I have ended up using this by squeezing a large amount into my usual shampoo & conditioners to make my own silver shampoo & conditioner! It works great, is helping to banish the yellow and much better than any silver shampoo & conditioner ive found as I use it with the lovely Aussy range so smells great and hair is doing much better!

I had a bit of a disaster we colouring my hair at home, it went ORANGE! Literally bright orange, I used a second pre lightener and another ash blonde box to go over it (total of 3 boxes) and nothing shifted the orange. Not wanting to damage my hair anymore with box dyes, I decided to just leave it alone and use some purple and blue shampoos. The L’Oréal Purple Shampoo started to lift it slightly but it was still pretty orange. Then I stumbled across this, I had nothing to lose so thought I may as well give it a try. Omg I wish I had just used this from the start. I did not water mine down like other reviewers have done, because my hair was so orange I didn’t mind risking the dark grey look. I purchased some empty mist spray bottles from amazon and poured a small amount of the toner into them. I sprayed the toner on the orange hair (dry hair) only and left It to dry. I then went over it again with a second spray before washing it off a few hours later. I can’t believe all of the orange tones have gone. My hair has multiple purple, blue and blonde tones from all of the recent abuse but I am hoping that it’ll steadily even out and go back to a nice blonde. If you have unwanted orange hair, this is a must!!

It's a good toner BUT MUST BE used with your shampoo mixed in! I used this neat, and my ends went rather a weird purple, and it STUCK for a few days. I got so annoyed I threw the product in the bin, but it was probably my fault for using neat...there are no instructions and it's all in Polish language which sadly I don't understand. Use with caution or you might get purple hair.

This stuff is fantastic, I always read reviews and thought to myself it’s about time I wrote one, I’ve done it for this because it’s great. I tried 2 of the methods offered in the reviews. If your blonde hair is a bit brassy - add several drops of the tonic to conditioner, so that it turns a light lilac, rub it throughly through dry hair, leave for 10-15 mins and rinse. Turn your warm blonde into cool blonde - add drops of the tonic to conditioner until it’s light purple, rub it throughly through dry hair, leave for 15-20 mins and rinse. I would recommend buying this as it is a salon standard product at a really affordable cost.

The product is far too runny, just like purple water. Left my hair looking purple, Staines very quickly had to put bleach on the shower tray to get rid of spills, had to throw it away, gastly product. Waste of money. Had to buy a silver semi permanent colour to cover up the awful look of my hair. Would not recommend sorry.

Really good product - takes away the brassy tones of highlighted hair and makes it more silver/lilac/ purple. HOWEVER you must dilute this stuff otherwise your hair will turn purple. What I do is put a table spoon amount of the product into a small spray container and dilute it with water and then spray onto my hair. The more you spray the more visible the colour will be - it’s preference really. I only left it on 5-10 minutes and the colour came through clearly. You could also mix this stuff with shampoo. Make sure you condition hair twice after using as can dry out hair.

Super produit j’adore

J'ai tellement galéré pour le trouver. Fonctionne bien mais bien faire attention à la dilution avant utilisation. Je l'ai utilisé non dilué par erreur et agit très vite. Efficace...

So I have to leave a review. My hair was like the color of a lemon cake. I put this in my hair and almost all the yellow is gone. It is way more silver. I used 2 teaspoons and conditioner on slightly damp hair. I mixed the two until the color of the products were a lavender color. I have tried everything wella, ion and several other toners along with purple or blue hair masks. None of done what this does. And the beauty is this will last for several more sessions. If your trying to get a silver and struggle get this of course make sure your hair is between a level 7-10. If your a level 10 watch it cause could end up more of a lavender color.

He probado muchos productos para neutralizar el amarillo pollo (Fanola, Tahe, Schwarzkopf, Elvive, L'Oréal...) y de todos, para lo que yo quiero, éste es el que me va mejor en el sentido de que no deja ese reflejo violeta o azul en puntas y más brassy en las raices que solo llevan una deco, en el caso de que te pases de pose o tengas las puntas muy porosas. Es un líquido y hay que mezclarlo con el champú o la mascarilla en la medida que cada uno desee para dar, o bien más intensidad de gris o solamente matificar el amarillo. Si quieres un gris potente (y tienes el pelo suficientemente decolarado, claro) puedes mezclar solamente con agua y pulverizar por el pelo y conseguirás un gris ceniza espectacular. Hay que ir experimentado diferentes tipos y concentraciones de mezcla y diferentes tiempos de pose. En mis caso, no he encontrado nada mejor para llevar las canas al aire y que quede fenomenal: tengo muchas canas en las sienes y nuca y bastantes menos en la parte superior de la cabeza. Ya no me tiño desde hace años y llevo ahora mi base natural (aprox. un 7) con mechas claras en velo y melena corta y, en serio que de medios a puntas, no se diferencian mis canas (que de natural son grises, no blancas) de las mechas matizadas con este producto.

Es completamente líquido y pigmenta muchísimo (cuidado con que toque algo dos segundos). Obviamente no es para aplicar directament, si no para mezclar con champú, mascarilla, etc. Tampoco te va a coger nada si lo tienes una decoloración bastante alta. Me sirve para mantener una balayages plata y matiza el amarillo del resto de mechas. Ojo, no aclara el color, porque al ser plata, digamos que lo vuelve ceniza. Lo he utilizado mezclándolo con agua en un pulverizador y echándolo en seco y pilla el color fenomenal, como recién teñido. En comparación con otras cosas que he probado mucho más caras y menos eficaces, le doy un 10