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- Most helpful positiveThe post was made 1 yearsRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Best toning!
I bleach my roots about 4 times a year and the result is always yellow of course, like after most bleaching. So I always use this toning afterwards. I have also tried icy icy blondy from take away color, that works fine too, but I probably like this one better. This toning magically removes the yellow, like magic. I love this toning. Especially the treatment that comes with it, smells divine and the toning itself is so easy to work with. Always super satisfied!1 product in post Best toning!17361 views- The comment was made 1 yearsThe product is tagged in the post, it is: Loreal Paris Casting Crème Gloss 1010 Iced Light Blonde1 likes
- The post was made 2 daysRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Magically beautiful
Gives my wavy hair a really nice color and shine! All pluses! Covers all gray.1 product in post Magically beautiful136 views - The post was made 2 weeks
From light blonde to dark blonde
Hi, the first picture shows how my hair looks today (very bleached and porous) and the others show how I want it (cool dark blonde). Can this product work for that, and if so, which color?1 product in post From light blonde to dark blonde1043 views- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 1 weekHi Leah! 😊 Contact our hairdressers via the email frisoren@lyko.com and we will help you further there 💌 All the best 🩷
- The post was made 2 weeks
Question
I have naturally dark brown hair and want a slightly sun-kissed look. Will I get that with dark blonde 700?1 product in post Question758 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 weeksHi Frida! 👋😊 A sun-kissed look can definitely turn out super nice! But the exact result depends on your starting point and your hair history. For a safe recommendation on shade, please feel free to send a picture of your hair to our hairdressers at frisoren@lyko.com, and you'll get tips on how to achieve your desired result 💌🩷 All the best!
- The post was made 3 weeksRating: 3 out of 5verified customer
Not for light hair
It should say on the package that this is not recommended for very light hair.1 product in post Not for light hair1152 views - The post was made 4 weeksRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
Super good blonde toning
I bleached my whole hair with Palette Intensive Creme Coloration L9-0 Platinum Blonde, then toned it with Loreal Paris 1010 Iced Light Blonde. 1010 removed the yellow. Very satisfied!!1 product in post Super good blonde toning2200 views - The post was made 1 month
Casting creme gloss
Hi! I wonder if the formula has changed? I used to use caramel blonde, but when it disappeared, I started using Amber blonde, and I think it looks nice. However, I notice that it lightens the hair, first giving a nice light red color, but then the red fades and a blonde color remains, as if the hair has been bleached. Does this shade also bleach the hair?1 product in post Casting creme gloss1178 views- The user's roll: Employees at Lyko. The comment was made 1 monthHi Malin! 😊 As far as we know, the formulation of Loreal Paris Casting Crème Gloss 834 Amber Blonde has not been updated recently. 834 Amber Blonde is not supposed to bleach the hair since it is a semi-permanent color and does not contain any bleach that lightens the hair’s natural pigment. However, the shade can appear lighter depending on your base color and how your hair absorbs the color. The warm/red tone may be more visible at first, and when the warm pigments then wash out, a lighter blonde tone can emerge, which can give the feeling that the hair has been bleached ✨ Hope this answered your question! Take care 🤍
- The post was made 1 month
618 Vanilla mocha
What do the numbers in the color code 618 for Vanilla mocha mean? Which color is cooler, 618 or 600? I want a light brown color without yellow and red tones.1 product in post 618 Vanilla mocha1902 views- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 1 monthHi AK! 👋🏼😊 In the color codes, the numbers represent both the level and the tone. In 618 (Vanilla Mocha), the 6 means the level is dark blonde/light brown, and the 1 stands for an ash/cool tone that helps to tone down warm elements like yellow and red. In 600, it’s a more neutral brown without a clear cool or warm direction, which makes it softer but also a bit less effective if you want to avoid warm tones completely. If you want a light brown shade that feels cool and neutral without yellow or red shifts, 618 is usually the better choice of the two – but the final result always depends a bit on your hair’s starting point 🥰 Have a nice day ☀️1 likes
- The post was made 1 monthRating: 5 out of 5verified customer
SUPER COLOR
Great color, looks very natural. The hair shines. Easy to apply! 👍1 product in post SUPER COLOR1910 views - The post was made 2 months
Blonde Hair
If I have done highlights at home but they turned out uneven and patchy here and there. Can this help then?1 product in post Blonde Hair2035 views- The user's roll: Lyko Creator. The comment was made 2 monthsHi Ellen! 👋🏼😊 When the hair is uneven and patchy, unfortunately a toner will also settle unevenly because it can’t even out differences in lightness at the base 🤗 To get a nice and even result, you therefore need to first even out the base – either by applying a color that matches the darkest patch, or by lightening the areas that are darker. When the base is even, you can then use a toner to get exactly the shade you want and a really nice overall result 🤍 Have a great day ☀️
- The post was made 2 monthsRating: 1 out of 5
Light brown (500)
Product description does not match the product. Followed instructions for use. The color was even but a lot of hair fell out during washing and the color was not as the package said. It said light brown but I got black hair… honestly think this is way too bad. Really need to change the name and picture on the package..1 product in post Light brown (500)2459 views- The user's roll: Customer service at Lyko. The comment was made 2 monthsHi June! 😊 Sometimes "light brown" can turn out much darker on light or porous hair because the hair absorbs pigment, the undertone can make it deeper, and full processing time on porous lengths can overpower the color. If you want tips on what might have happened here, feel free to send an email to our hairdresser at frisoren@lyko.com 📧 You can attach pictures of the result before and after. Hope you have another toner that you know gives you the result you want ✨ Thanks for sharing your experience 💛 Have a nice day 🌞 Try a clarifying shampoo for a few washes to soften the color2 likes
Loreal ParisConditioning Color 412 Iced Cacao
Loreal Paris Casting Creme Gloss
This intensive toner gives the hair a shimmering tone and a glossy surface, completely without ammonia. Casting Crème Gloss is enriched with a patented, conditioning complex that nourishes the hair, from root to tip and helps protect the hair fibers. This intense toner is easy to apply and has a delicate fragrance that makes the dye feel luxurious and pleasant. It covers up to 70% grey hair and is enriched with queen bee gel to intensively nurture and give a satin-soft hair.
Ammonia-free.
This product includes:
One tube of color cream, 48 ml
One tube of developing cream, 72 ml
An application nozzle
A post-treatment course of queen bee gel, 40 ml
A pair of plastic gloves
An instruction manual
Allergy test
Important: the paint may cause an allergic reaction which in some rare cases may be severe. It is absolutely necessary, in all cases, to perform an allergy test on the skin 48 hours before the product is used (see instructions for use).
Do not use: if you have previously reacted to hair dye products or have an irritated or damaged scalp.
Henna tattoo: if you have ever done a henna tattoo, there is a risk that you have developed an allergy without knowing it. Do not use the product without first conducting an allergy test on the skin 48 hours before the product is used.
Remember to buy the product well in advance so that you have time to take the allergy test 48 hours before.
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