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Get answers to common questions about Add-on: Gloss/Toner.
A gloss/toner usually lasts 4–6 weeks depending on hair porosity, shampoo frequency, and UV exposure. Delicate formulation fades gradually, and regular color-safe products plus cool-water washes will help extend vibrancy between touch-ups.
Yes. This demi-permanent treatment is formulated to be gentle on previously lightened or colored hair. It deposits color without lifting, hydrates fibers, and reduces brassiness, but a consultation is recommended to confirm suitability and desired tone.
The gloss is demi-permanent and designed to enhance or neutralize tones rather than dramatically lighten or darken. It adds subtle pigment and shine, so changes are soft and reversible over several washes.
Most gloss/toner add-ons take 20–45 minutes depending on hair length, processing time, and whether additional services are performed. Your stylist will advise during consultation and factor timing into your scheduled appointment.
Frequency varies, but many clients benefit from gloss/toner every 4–8 weeks to sustain tone and shine. Darker hair may go longer; blondes and high-maintenance tones often need more frequent refreshes.
Use color-safe, sulfate-free shampoos to prolong gloss/toner results. Avoid clarifying formulas and frequent hot washes which strip pigment. When washing, use cool to lukewarm water and gentle products recommended by your stylist.