Is this an intense color, meaning the hair becomes LILAC, or is it a toner that neutralizes bleached hair that has turned yellow? That is, a color corrector that only adjusts the tone of the blonde hair, meaning the hair becomes nice blonde and not lilac? Can it be used alone with hydrogen peroxide or is it a mix tone that is mixed with an existing color, e.g. 10.0?
The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. 5 daysThe comment was made 5 days
Hi!💗
October Stockholm True Colour Lilac is a toning color with violet pigments intended for light or bleached hair. It is not a mix tone that must be mixed with, for example, a 10.0 color, but can be used separately together with the accompanying Activator 5 Vol to tone the hair.
The purpose is to neutralize yellow tones and give the hair a cooler, more pearly shade. However, the result is not automatically a nice blonde tone with purple hues, as it depends on the hair’s starting condition, porosity, and processing time. On very light or porous hair, the violet pigments can adhere strongly and give a purple result if you are not careful.
Therefore, I recommend doing a strand test first and following the product’s mixing ratio and instructions. For toning only, mix the color with Activator 5 Vol according to the instructions, not with hydrogen peroxide on your own initiative!
All the best!💗