Description alkaline, progressive artistic toner COLOUR CONTROL IN YOUR HANDS WITH BONDER What makes them so different? Artistic Tonersare progressive The longer you let them process, the deeper the tone will be. They’re alkaline, so theylift hair while toning This will eliminate any underlying warmth, unevenness, or banding from the lightening process. They will last longer Use Artistic Toners for bleach-and-tone services as well as grey blending techniques. Use Artistic Toners for: Bleach and tone services Colour correction services Custom toning control White and grey hair blending Canvas prep before semi-permanent colour application Connect with other professionals and learn more toning techniques by following the Danger Jones Creative Asylum page. DIFFERENT TO GLOSS TONERS KEY INGREDIENTS Chia Oil Protects colour from fading Imparts shine Silky-soft feeling Apple Cider Vinegar Regenerate’s the hair’s natural shine Purifies the scalp Smooth hair texture Vegan Keratin Plant-derived protein Reduces hair breakage Protects and strengthens Jojoba Oil Rich in vitamins Conditions hair Helps retain hair colour FAQ What makes Artistic Toners different from other cream demi-permanent toners? 1 – Bonder inside2 – Progressive colour gives artists total control (5 – 20 minutes)3 – Contains aloe vera, jojoba oil and chia oil to moisturize, condition, and help retain colour from fading. When should I use an Artistic Toner? Artistic Toners are perfect to use for a bleach and tone colour service. You can also use them for certain grey blending techniques. Reach for Gloss Toners when you want to maintain dimension, and Artistic Toners for all over bleach and tone services. Can I mix Artistic Toners together to create a different tone? Yes, you can mix Artistic Toner colours together to make different tones. Can I mix Artistic Toners with Gloss Toners? No. Artistic Toners have an alkaline pH and Gloss Toners have an acidic pH. This means the two different pH’s are not compatible and can have negative results if mixed together. Only mix Artistic Toner colours together for custom colour creations. Can I apply the Artistic Toners on top of Danger Jones semi-permanent colours? No. If you also use Danger Jones semi-permanent colours, tone with Artistic Toner first, shampoo, and then apply the semi-permanent colour. What does progressive colour mean? Progressive colour means the longer you leave the colour on the hair, the deeper the tone will be. For example, if you let it process for 5 minutes, it will be a lighter tone than if you let it process for 20 minutes. Why do the instructions give an option of different mixing ratios 1:2 to 1:3? The standard mixing ratio is 1 part Artistic Toner to 2 parts 5 volume (1.5%) Deluxe Cream Developer. If you prefer a softer colour deposit, you could change the ratio to 1:3. You’re in control. Can I use a different developer and volume to mix with Artistic Toners? We don’t recommend it. Artistic Toners were designed to be mixed with the dedicated 5 volume (1.5%) Deluxe Cream Developer to give the best consistency, application and colour deposit. Do I need to shampoo the Artistic Toners out of the hair after processing? Yes, since the Artistic Toners are oxidative, you shampoo them out. Are Danger Jones Artistic Toners alkaline? Yes, they have an alkaline pH. This helps to create a progressive colour deposit to give artists total control over the shade and depth of the end result. The alkaline pH also aids in colour longevity and evening out any banding in the hair.
