Moonstone –A pale violet undertone toner, perfect for removing pale yellow tones and creating beautiful metallic blonde results.

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Should Pulp Riot Toners Be Used on Dry or Damp Hair?

Pulp Riot is known for creating the most vibrant and pigmented hair colours for artists – and, Pulp Riot High Speed Toners are no different! Rose Gold– red & gold base for pre-lightened blondes. A longer process time results in a deeper rose gold tone. Violet (Violet base): Best for cancelling out yellow undertones. Process longer for highly pigmented pastel violet tones.

My favourite formula is a mixture of all the shades from the Fantasy Collection; Pyro, Guardian, Elixr, Sorcery. This creates an awesome rainbow and the perfect summer festival look with some braiding. Copper Blonde (Copper base) – for enhancing orange, gold, and yellow undertones to help create light copper tones for pre-lightened blondes To find out more about how to use Pulp Riot High Speed Toners here and link to the blog - https://www.salonsdirect.com/blog/how-to-use-pulp-riot-toners-pro-tips-faqs/ If you are new to Pulp Riot Toners, find out how to use them below… What are Pulp Riot High Speed Toners?

How Long Do You Leave Pulp Riot Toner On?

My favourite formulas from Pulp Riot are quite a selection, from high-speed toners to semi-permanents. You can be reassured you can tone hair in 5 mins with High-Speed Toner or use semi-permanent and let them sit for the full 40 mins. Depending on my day, I know what I want to reach fir with my time limits. My favourite formula from the high-speed toners is 1 part Silver to 3 parts peroxide left for 15 minutes for the perfect irredentist Silver. From the semi-permanent range, I can’t fault one colour but my favourite Noir and the neon collection and that they’re all intermixable to create endless shades! Perfect consistency to create masterpieces. This also improves the contrast of green when the colour starts fading, not allowing it to become aquamarine but staying true to tone, becoming a more pastel blue wash after wash. My formula for the blue in the picture: Fresh hair after bleach level 9-10, ½ Nightfall& ½ Jam. For a deeper blue, I recommend 2/3 Nightfall& 1/3 Velvet. My Favourite formula is Clear mixed with a few drops of Fireballto create the most offensively bright neon pink. It’s a real show stopper! Save time and space – You only need 6 toners rather than 18 as they can progressively become deeper and develop down to a base 8.