Lilac Brilliance: Transforming Blond Hair with Ammonia-Free Toner for Perfect Shades of Lilac Review

I liked the pink color this toner came in. I've been using Quick Blue since 40dev. Let stand covered for 30 minutes. Since I still dye my hair pink, blue and purple. I will definitely buy again. Can try all the tonics. I left mine on developer 20 for 20 minutes. It was mauve toner.

I've used most of the tones in this range. It works very well with a level 15 developer and takes half the time of other brands, leaving hair soft and breakage-free. Good price!

I have been using this lilac toner for many years. The trick to getting a beautiful lilac color is to use Blond Brilliance platinum toner so your hair isn't multicolored, then use lilac toner, it comes out perfectly lilac. I got a lot of compliments even in Europe and women came up to me to ask me about the beautiful color. Much luck.

I have been aiming for WHITE hair since I bleached it 4 months ago and this is the ONLY toner I know that turns all blonde hair silver or white. After Wella's T18 which only got me to platinum blonde, Manic Panic's "Virgin Snow Toner" which went back to blonde after about 2 weeks and then I created my own toner from herbal hair dye and conditioner (it works but I don't recommend at all not to try it) stumbled across Blond Brilliance. Never go back, it's a tonic for gray hair. A few tips if you…

My stylist is our dear friend. She has advanced coloring skills. I bought it for her to use on my hair and she loved it even though she had never used it before. She added some ash and we both love the color!

I really like this toner. I just had more bottles, I have a lot of hair and used it all at once. If you leave it on long enough your hair will turn a really nice purple which is what I wanted.

I bought this from Sally to tone down highlights I got about two months ago and we're turning yellowish orange. I had never used a product like this before and was a little scared. I washed it off after 10 minutes and I am very happy with the result!

I have always used Wella Foundation. They are cool. But I went to Sally and they weren't the same color as me (I mix them). So I decided on a blonde tonic. I figured if I didn't like it it was just a toner that washes off quickly. So I got platinum and champagne tones and 5 vol. developer. I mixed 1 ounce of platinum and 1/2 ounce of champagne with 1.5 ounces of developer and applied to damp hair. I left it on for about 20 minutes. I usually don't leave the toner on for more than 10-15 minutes.