First off, it smells so bad. Like burn the hair out of your nose and bring a tear to your eye kind of bad. I definitely wouldn’t use this around babies or pets. I bleached my hair to around a level 7 to 8. It was yellow gold and didn’t have any orange left. After using the T28 toner, it added a lot of browns and copper to my hair, making it look closer to ginger than I expected since that wasn’t what I was going for. Once it fades, I plan on trying a different color with more ash tones instead. I didn’t notice any drying or damage to my hair after use, and my hair still feels very soft.

First time bleaching my hair and trying a toner, I have medium length hair and I used one Wella T18 toner. I’d recommend if you’re maintaining your blond at-home. After use I’m pleased to still have my curly texture, my hair still looks & feels healthy. The packaging has all the instructions needed to get your favorite result. I will use this Wella T18 consistency to remove any unwanted brass tones.

Ive been a T18 girl for a long time. Hesitant to use T19 but I went ahead and bought it. I have to bleach my hair 9 levels to get bleach blonde (If you want to know how to do this without burning your scalp, ask me and I’ll be happy to help). The T19 has become my holy grail. It perfectly removed all the bleach yellow from my hair and made it as light as I’ve ever been. I am absolutely loving the T19 and am very happy Wella decided to release this color. Away with the purple from T18 and welcome to the most beautiful light blonde you can be. I can highly recommend T19 for those who seek to be as light blonde as can be.