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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Toner/Gloss.
Toner/Gloss typically lasts four to eight weeks depending on hair porosity, washing frequency and products used. Use sulfate-free shampoo and limit hot tools to extend results. We recommend scheduling maintenance every six to eight weeks for optimal color.
A Toner/Gloss refreshes or subtly alters tone without major lift or permanent dye. It deposits semi-permanent color and shine, so it won't drastically change your base shade but will refine and enrich your existing color.
Yes — glosses are gentle and conditioning, suitable for most highlighted or chemically treated hair. Your stylist will assess recent processing, porosity, and timing to prevent overprocessing and choose the safest, most effective application.
After your appointment use color-safe, sulfate-free products, rinse with cool water, and avoid frequent hot styling. Deep-condition weekly, protect hair from chlorine and sun, and follow stylist recommendations for at-home maintenance to prolong gloss and vibrancy.
Yes — toners are formulated to neutralize unwanted brassiness by depositing counteracting pigments. Results vary based on underlying pigments and porosity; your stylist will choose the correct toner strength and tone for effective correction.
Toner/Gloss benefits darker hair by boosting shine and refining tone, though visible color shifts are subtler. For deeper tonal changes your stylist may recommend a color glaze or low-lift color during consultation.