24/ Marsala red hair: learn how to achieve a redhead tone with a toner
Find out how to get marsala red hair with toner so you don't harm the strands! (Photo: Instagram @lindsayliem)
Wash your hair with cold water and don't forget the UV filter finishers to protect your marsala red hair (Photo: Instagram @naturally.sunny)
You can get the marsala red tone with a toner, ammonia-free coloring that doesn't harm the hair (Photo: Instagram @britanyraquell)
Depending on your base tone, marsala red can be more open or more closed (Photo: Instagram @beauty.byrachel)
Marsala red suits all skin and hair types
Marsala red hair is one of the most sought after among women when they want to go red. As it is a mixture of brown, burgundy and dark blonde, this color suits all skin tones and is an incredible option for those who want to enter the world of red hair. Marsala has completely conquered its place in the hair color world (and outside of it too). Got excited and want to bet on the transformation? See, below, the best tips to achieve the tone with the hair toner!
Marsala red hair: the color is perfect for those who want to change it little by little
Even if you decided to go red on your own free will, the transformation is still quite remarkable. Therefore, some women prefer to start with a more discreet shade and, in this case, marsala is one of the main options. Because it is a very closed color, it is versatile and ends up being an incredible version of red hair for brunettes and black women, who have naturally brown hair.
On brown hair, marsala red tends to achieve a dark wine tone that is very sober and elegant. But this will depend on the exact shade of the base of your strands: the lighter they are, the more open the marsala red will be in the hair. In other words: blonde women who want to bet on the color can get a slightly more open wine tone after the transformation.
Yes, you can get marsala red hair using toner
If you've never dyed your hair, you need to know, before the transformation, that the hair care routine becomes more intense after the permanent change. Using ammonia-free coloring in this process ends up being a way to make this process smoother for the hair. This happens because the tonalizer does not have ammonia, that is: it opens the hair cuticles less to deposit the coloring pigments. The result of the tonalizer lasts less time than that of permanent coloring, but this product can be used without worries by those who undergo other chemical processes such as straightening and relaxing.
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Check out the step by step to get marsala red hair with toner here:
Step 1: Divide the hair into four or more sections according to your hair count;
Step 2: Mix the coloring tube with the Revealing Emulsion in a small pot with the help of a brush — don't forget to use the plastic gloves that come in the package from this moment on;
Step 3: Apply the coloring to the strands strand by strand starting at the front;
Step 4: Wait the time indicated for your hair type in the manual, rinse the strands under running water and apply the treatment sachet. And ready!
Marsala red: hair colored with toner also needs care after the transformation
Even if it doesn't have ammonia in the composition, the toner is still a chemistry. Therefore, it is very important to take care of marsala red hair with weekly hydration, in addition to investing in nutrition and reconstruction to ensure that your color remains radiant and shiny.
On a daily basis, forget about hot water when rinsing your hair and use finishers that have a UV filter, so the red does not fade with sun exposure. The touch up of the toner should be done every 15 days or a month depending on how often you wash your hair.
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