Which Wella toners are violet based?

Wella T18 (Lightest Ash Blonde) is similar to T14 because it’s a permanent liquid toner in the ash blonde family. The toner’s base is violet, enabling it to cancel out or reduce yellow tones that are common after bleaching the hair.

How do you use Wella cooling violet additive?

Add 2-4 capfuls to your mixture of 1 part Wella Color Charm liquid and 2 parts Wella Color Charm developer. Apply and brush. Develop for 30 minutes and up to 45 minutes if additional depth or gray coverage is needed. Use Warming Gold Additive to add warm gold tones.

Which Wella toner is blue violet?

T10 Pale Blonde: Formerly known as “Ivory Lady,” this toner contains violet-blue undertones and will cancel out yellow-orange tones in your hair.

Does violet cancel out yellow hair?

Purple shampoo is a toning shampoo specially designed for blonde hair. It features crushed violet pigments that neutralize style-ruining brassy and yellow tones. On the color wheel, purple is the opposite of yellow, which is why purple pigments cancel out brassy, yellow tones.

What toner cancels orange?

blue toner
If your hair is orange, you’ll need a blue toner. Try a blue shampoo to tone the brassiness and get rid of the orange. This color toner is commonly needed for darker hair.

What’s the difference between Wella T14 and T18?

T18 is warmer toned that T14 and has a hint of violet. It didn’t cover as evenly as T14 but looks more like a natural grey. T14 is a more solid, muted pale grey but has the slightest green tinge from some angles.

What is Wella 050 additive?

Wella 050 Cooling Violet is an additive you can mix with any Wella color or toner for a silver cool toned blonde, or apply alone to bleached hair for instant silver locks. Make it grey.

What does violet toner do to hair?

The purple neutralizes warm, brassy tones for a cooler, more natural-looking blonde. But if you’re going through a more dramatic color change, purple shampoos alone may not cut it. You may need a stronger, ammonia-based toner, especially if your bleach job has resulted in brassy orange locks.