If you want to extend the time between salon visits, an at-home toner can get the job done. The combination of the two can be really beneficial, especially when discussed with your hairstylist.” But when you use at-home toners, the process is done weekly and usually during your shower. “When you visit your salon and get a toner applied, you can assume that it will last at least six weeks until you’ll need to have another color service.
“The difference is in longevity and wear,” says Castillo. For maintaining vibrancy in warmer blonde shades, it is best to choose a toner in the yellow or gold family.” Are in-salon toners different than at-home toners? “For maintaining ashy and icy blondes, it is best to choose toners in the violet or purple family. “When choosing a toner, it is best to first determine whether you are trying to avoid a tone or enhance it,” says Kusero. It all depends on what kind of blonde you want to be. You know it’s time to tone when the surface color of your hair starts to fade away and the crazy golds, yellows, oranges, and red undertones start to take front and center.”
“A toner is important when the undertones become more visible after a chemical service or just the roundabout sun and hard water damage. “Think of a toner like a color corrector,” says Castillo. Toners are essential whether you're a blonde, brunette, redhead, or fun punky color. “Toners are products that help neutralize brassiness, add complexity to blonde shades, brighten, and enhance shine,” says Kusero.
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