Brass-Be-Gone: WELLA Colorcharm Liquid Toners Review

Effective Toner for Neutralizing Brassiness

Having read positive reviews about the Wella Color Charm T18 toner, I decided to give it a try to tackle the brassiness in my light blonde hair. Based on user feedback, I made sure to use a 10 volume developer to achieve the best results.

Great Results for Light Blonde Hair

After applying the toner with the recommended developer ratio, I was impressed by how well it canceled out the orange and brassy tones in my hair. The ashier finish was exactly what I was looking for, giving me a beautiful cool blonde shade.

Soft and Manageable Hair

Despite my hair being previously damaged from other products, I was relieved to find that the Wella toner did not contribute to any further damage. In fact, my hair felt softer and healthier after using this product, which was a pleasant surprise.

Important Tips for Beginners

For those new to toning, it’s crucial to start with a light base color to see the full effects of the toner. Additionally, following the instructions and using the right developer volume can make a significant difference in the outcome.

Recommendation for East Asian Hair

For those with East Asian hair struggling with brassy or yellow tones, consider using the Wella Color Charm toner like T15 with a 10 volume developer. This combination worked well for another user with similar hair concerns.