Description

Description

Click to see the chart comparing Danger Jones to Redken Shades EQ.

To be used as a general guide only.

ZERO – LIFT

GLOSS TONER

WITH BONDER

Gloss toners created by salon owners and professionals with essential shades that complement every possible colour service. Developed by the same company that is rewriting the way we use semi-permanent colour.

This collection of toners deliver sophisticated and refreshed colour while making hair stronger and healthier.

Connect with other professionals and learn more toning techniques by following the
Danger Jones Creative Asylum page
.

KEY
DIFFERENCES

Fast Acting

Processes in 10 minutes or less.

Non-progressive, faster processing without compromising colour deposit.

Bonder

All shades have bonder inside.

Vegan, plant-based bonder keeps hair strong and protected through toning treatment.

Non-Drying

Does not leave hair brittle.

Silky texture is easy to apply, and leaves hair visibly soft and conditioned.

Consistency

Creamy viscosity.

Seamless application and blending of colours with no hard lines.

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

For All
Toning Needs

Toning and shadow rooting

White hair blending

Colour correcting

Adding shine and conditioning

HOW
NUMBERING
WORKS

FAQ

Are Gloss Toner colours acidic?
Yes, Gloss Toners are a zero-lift formula with an acidic pH (averages at 6.7 pH).

Are Gloss Toner colours progressive?
No, Gloss Toners are not progressive. They will not get darker if left on hair longer than the standard processing time.

Can I apply Gloss Toners on top of Danger Jones semi-permanent colours?
This is not recommended as it could compromise the semi-permanent colour and longevity. It’s best to tone with Gloss Toners first, then apply semi-permanent colours.

Can I apply Gloss Toners after permanent colour?
Yes, it’s the perfect way to add extra shine, tone and condition to the hair after a permanent colour service.

Can I mix Gloss Toner colours together to create a different tone?
Yes, you can mix any of the Gloss Toner colours together to make different tones and/or levels.

Can I mix Gloss Toners 1:2 instead of the recommended 1:1 ratio?
Yes, you can mix as a 1:2 ratio (colour to developer). However, keep in mind this will dilute the tonality and longevity.

Can I use a different developer with Gloss Toners?
The Gloss Toner Developer was specially designed to be used with Gloss Toners. It is not recommended to use another developer because it will change the consistency and may undermine the colour results.

Does it really develop in just 10 minutes?
Yes, full colour deposit is achieved in just 10 minutes, saving time for the professional and client. The recommended leave time in the hair is 3 – 10 minutes.

Do I need to shampoo Gloss Toners out of the hair after processing?
Yes, since Gloss Toners are oxidative, you shampoo them out.

Is resorcinol and/or PPD in the formula?
Yes, some colours (not all) have resorcinol and PPD in the formula. The end goal is to remove them from all colours and, but that will take some time. Danger Jones started with them in some colours because it makes the formula more stable with deposit, shine, depth and tone. Once comfortable those key things won’t be compromised by changing the formula, Danger Jones will adjust to a full Gloss Toner line without those two ingredients.