[header] How to use wella toner [title] Go with t15, t11, t27, or t35 if your hair is naturally dark. [step] If your natural hair color is brown or black and you've recently dyed it blonde, there's likely a lot of orange in the strands. The lightest wella toners won't be able to cancel out the brassiness completely. <sep> (A) [substeps] If you can't find a wella toner with t15, pick up a dha shampoo and conditioner. That's one of the more straightforward ways to apply the toner. (B) Rather, they'll just trap the orange and yellow into the strands. [substeps] Even with this technique, however, you only need to squeeze the toner up into the roots, rather than down your curls. (C) Instead, opt for a richer beige shade to lift your color. These shades are also great if you want hair that's light but not quite platinum. (D) [title] Use pliable copper sulfate pastels. [step] Some wella toners also say that they can be durable and washable.
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