18/ Does the toner completely leave the hair? Learn how to remove pigments from wires
The toner can, yes, be completely removed from the hair
Washing your locks every day is one of the tips for naturally removing toner pigments
The darker the pigment you want to remove from your hair, the longer it will take for the toner to completely wash out.
The anti-residue shampoo can also be an ally to completely remove ammonia-free coloring from the hair.
Those who enjoy coloring their locks and changing the tone frequently should already know the toner. The product is an ammonia-free coloring that offers some benefits to the hair. As it does not contain the substance that opens the hair cuticles, the toner ends up remaining only on the surface of the hair and can be removed with washing. And therefore, it does not damage the wires at all, unlike permanent coloring. However, a common doubt among those who use the product is how to remove its effect from the wires. And since this type of coloring is not permanent, the steps to remove the color are a little different. Pay attention to the tips, diva!
The effect of the toner has a limited time but leaves traces on the hair
One of the main characteristics of the toner is that it has a limited effect. And that means that after about 28 washes you have to touch up the tone of the strands, as indicated by most manufacturers. But anyone who thinks that after that time the toner completely left the hair is wrong.
To completely remove the color without any specific care for it, you have to wait around 60 days. Thus, the product is eliminated normally by the sulfate present in your regular washing shampoo. However, it is important to bear in mind that darker tones, and toners that have stronger oxidants, may take longer to leave the hair.
Stripping is the best technique to remove toner from strands in one go.
But there are also people who are not willing to wait that long to remove the toner from their hair. And to put an end to the problem for good, the tip is to bet on pickling. This process is much more aggressive and can, yes, damage your highlights. The main objective of the procedure is to clean the threads of previous colorations and, generally, it is used by those who have a dark tone in the threads and want to go for a lighter shade.
Another feature of stripping is that the treatment is used to remove the famous permanent colorations, which are much more difficult to remove from the hair. But the procedure also works for the toner case. It's just worth remembering that stripping is a process that should be managed by a skilled professional and it's not recommended to do it at home if you're not familiar with the necessary steps.
Daily washes and anti-residue shampoos can help
Those who opt for the natural method can speed up the process with some simple habits. The first tip is to increase the frequency of washes, as the pigment in the toner comes out little by little with each cleaning. You can start washing your hair every day and intensify hydration treatments to prevent dryness. Another alternative is anti-residue shampoos, they remove a larger portion of pigment with each application.
So, use the product every two weeks so that the toner comes out of the strands even faster. When opting for these suggestions, you just can't forget to maintain a regular hair care routine. Thus, you can achieve the goal of removing tone and keep your hair healthy throughout the process.
