BLONDE TONER FORMULAS | using redken shades eq
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 23 ต.ค. 2022
- Hi hi! Here is a short video showing some of my all time FAV toner formulas for blonde hair. All of these are using equal parts, and processed around 10-20 mins. Try these out on your clients & let me know how much you love them!
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So many people give little bits for fear of "giving up secrets", you friggin' kick ass with confidence! It's truly an awesome attribute and you kill it. Thank you!
Omg!!!!!! Connie this means everything to me! Thank you soooooooo much 🤍🤍 I have another video coming soon
YW! Looking forward to it! 👍🎉
3:10 10nb 10gi 10GB butter vanilla neutral cream pieces
1:46 ‘super model blonde’ 10G 10GI & 10N
Thank you soooo much I have searched for hours for everything you just gave me in one video you seriously rock! 🎉❤❤❤
Can you do a video using the supermodel shades mentioned ? Would love to see your technique !
You are a natural! Great share ! Do more !!!! 🌟
Awh thank you!!! I have another video coming soon, I just need to edit it 🥰🥰
Would you recommend adding a little bit of the V’s if hair is brassy from fading?… or, will the toners do the trick on their own. I’m always confused when I tone at home. ❤
OMG!!! Thank you so much for the video!
Loved the video!! Just a question the look @ 3:24 you said the formula was 10NB, 10GI and 10GB but i couldn’t find the last one (idk if its discontinued) is there any other shade that I can use to complete this formula?
Awesome Video! Thanks for sharing, very helpful! I really like the look of 10gi + 10vg + 9N. I have bleached my hair to level 9-10. I would like to go for toner with little warmth. Can i do 9gi + 9vg + 9N instead of 10gi + 10vg + 9N ?
Thanks for the video!! Love it! Very helpful 💜🌟💛
I’m glad it could help!!!
The best video!’❤
I guess I should have read the description before I asked the question you're so cute you're so excited about giving out your little secrets here I love it Do you put it on dry here or damper I'm definitely gonna do this
I have a red undertone, because i have auburn/brownginger hair. When i bleach it it turns bright yellow with orange streaks. Wich (one toner) is best to make is like a really bright summery shade for my highlights?
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing! Looking forward to more of your videos!
Thank you so much!
Okay, do you bleach roots before…?? I have pretty blonde hair now, but roots are a dirty blonde mixed with grey, do I just buy these 3 toners and and do a 2 to 1 with developer and mix all together and apply…???
what is the ratio for the “vanilla” one? all equal parts?!
Do you delete those Demi colours it with Redken Clear gloss? Do you need an 2% activator ?
Hi would you mind sharing the exact formula for the vanilla toner you mentioned. Excited to try this on my hair. Running to supply store now to get the stuff :) Thanks so very much for sharing your hair wisdom with others :)
I would love to know as well absolutely beautiful
I love it when the shades toners are shared, but without the information on the exact amount used… it’s really pointless.
How do you feel about mixing N and GB
amazing!! so helpful :)
Yay! So happy you enjoyed
Which one should I use instead of 10Gb?
So I will bleaching my roots with violet pigment not blue and with 20 vol developer. After that I want to mix 9gb With 10vg and use EQ gel processing solution. By mixing these two I’m supposed to get a buttery cream color. Is this correct?
It all depends on your lift. If it’s not lifted to a level 9-10 it will not look the same. If lifted properly, 9GB and 10VG would make a STUNNING buttery creamy blonde - best of luck! I would do equal parts of both 🤍
I just found you on the formula 10G10GI And I forgot the 3rd 1 but I'm gonna listen again do you mix it 1-1 ratio How much do you put together If you don't mind this is my favorite color I love to be a light gold and golden natural looking blonde
What is the amount of each product and processing time for "super model blonde" formula? Do you add clear? Do you bleach and tone only or do you add a color after the bleaching process then tone? Thank you! I love your videos!
Most of my formulas are equal parts! I added no clear to that formula, and did about .5 oz of each shade. I rarely bleach and tone, for that I just did a full head of highlights 🥰 hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions
How long would you leave the toner on for? Also it's on wet hair? Would love to see formulas of only two shades for the at home people who don't have all the shades. :) Thanks!
I’d love to do 2 shade formulas for you!!! I leave my toners on for about 7-10 minutes, and yes apply to wet hair 🤍
@@cassidywilsonhair Would I put equal amount of each toner? I am a natural dirty blonde, going to highlight then tone. My hair is naturally a bit curly and dry so it lifts easy. Does that mean it will take to the toner quickly? Can I overtone and mess it up? Do I rinse with warm water or cool? Do I shampoo afterwards? Thanks! So excited to try this all on my own.
I see everyone can share a thousand of cold shades and almost non really do warm ones I am looking for
omg ❤❤❤❤❤thank u
What are the ratios of the 5 colours from the first formula?
Hi! All equal parts, the only exception is a splash/capful of 9AA when I feel like the hair needs it. Such a gorg formula!!
Looking for lowlight formula for the "Vanilla" not too icy 10NV, 10GI, 10GB one.
This video is great regardless, THANK YOU!
Thank YOu for the sweet comment
If I were formulating for her natural color I would do 7N + 8NA + 8GI + splash of 7P! This is what I would use if I were to go in and lowlight her : )
@@cassidywilsonhair Perfect, thank you again very very much!
Ice blonde 10Vv, 10 nw, 10t, 10p and occasionally add 9aa
Frankly I tried that and it is very very very blue , blue pigment gets inside freshly highlighted hair . First of all it darkens it , makes it more dull … and second , it is really ice-y . I mean, like for those people who what an effect of white hair from aging ..
This formula certainly needs much more warmth to it .
I am puzzled as I am trying to research now how to safely remove blue dullness from the hair , so it is bright again without damaging ..
I wish you would write the formula on the photo
Literally.
Do u use on wet hair
Yes!
Put down all the formula more more easy for people who is English as a second language, thanks
you can use the automatically generated subtitle in English (youtube has this option, you can find it in the settings button ) :)
Yes!! Thank you so much for helping out :)
Hi hi! I will be sure to do this next video
You're Amazing
Super model blonde 10g, 10gi, 10n
Can you share these exact formulas in the comments
Hi! How I said them in the video is exactly what I did. Everything I used was equal parts unless I needed to add a tinnnny bit more of something to get the desired end result I was looking for 🤍 let me know if you have any other questions!
@@cassidywilsonhair thanks!
Sandy blonde 9v, 9gi, 9nw
Creamy blonde 10nw, 10gi, 10gv
10 VV means oxydant
Not sure I understand what you mean!