Brilliant Silver White Hair Toner Review

The fist thing I have to say about this product is use it sparingly!! It is a teeny tiny little bottle but do not let that fool you this stuff is so incredibly pigmented. I have super light hair that I usually tone to the "silver" look so I followed the instructions for this and used 20 drops in a litre of warm water and poured it over my head into the bath tub. The whiter pieces of my hair went bright purple and the rest went a nice bold silver tone which I really like, but for people who are expecting a soft silver/platinum tone might be in for a shock if they get a bit happy on the drops. Although it only takes a few seconds to apply I think it is really tricky to get an even result so I would recommend combing through any knots first then pouring from all angles instead of just the one side or just from the top. I did notice that this left no staining to my hands at all but left some major staining to my white bath tub and even to the glass bowl I mixed it in. My hair feels great, not heavy or like it has any residue left in it and it doesn't leave any fragrance behind. I'm actually really impressed by the power of the tiny little bottle and will totally be purchasing this when I run out....although a little goes a long way so this would last a good few months even for long hair like mine.

This product surpassed my expectations. I was quite sceptical about using it and a little nervous. The toning effect was very professional - I would say equally as good as the toning I receive at the hairdressers. I will definitely buy this product it is brilliant!

I absolutely LOOOVED this product ! I was very luckily chosen to review it for Beauty Review and I am so glad that I was ! I have ombre hair ( my tips are blonde and the rest of my hair is a light brown colour) and it worked amazingly it made my tips go from a nasty un treated yellow toned blonde to a nice white bright and soft looking blonde BUT it didn't end there ! My natural hair colour has gone lighter also which I am stoked with ! (if you didn't want this to happen you would only put it on your blonde bits) I read the directions very throughly first as I didn't want my hair to fall out or something crazy (HAHA) I found it very easy to follow the only thing I could recommend to the company would be to provide plastic gloves in the packaging as these can be hard to buy as singles ( who really needs a whole box of them unless you are a doctor lol ) so over all I am soooo happy with this product and will definitely continue to use it ! I wish I knew about it when I was platinum blonde ! Thanks Beauty Review :)

Firstly, My natural hair colour is a dark blonde/light brown. I lighten it to a proper blonde. The shade I currently use is Schwarzkopf's Live: Sandy Blonde 9-60. I am cool toned, so I suit ashy blondes, rather than golden shades. The longer I go between dyeing my hair, the more golden it gets, so using a toner to combat the golden shades is a good idea.

Packaging: Brilliant Silver White comes in a small white box. Inside is the bottle of toner and instructions. The toner bottle looks very small, (15ml) but you don't have to use very much to get the desired effect, so it will last a lot longer than you think.

Process: I followed the guidelines for "Permanently Coloured Hair." The recommended dose was 10-20 drops per litre of warm water. I went with 15, which seemed like a good in-between amount.

I washed and conditioned my hair as per step one. Then I towel dried it. I then added 15 drops of the toner to 1 litre of warm water. Then I poured it over my hair by leaning over the shower. Afterwards I applied my hair oil, towel dried my hair some more, and then let my hair air dry for a while before using my hair drier.

Result: The product really does work. My hair was noticeably a much ashier shade. It has been about 3 weeks since I lightened my hair, and normally it would be looking more golden in colour about now.

I was very excited to get this product from the BR beauty vault. I have white/grey hair and am very keen to try any product I can find to brighten it and remove yellowing.

The product comes in a small white and purple box. Inside, the product is inside a small white dropper bottle. The instructions said to add 10 – 25 drops into a litre of water, and then apply to hair that has been washed, conditioned, and towel dried. The quantity depends on hair colour and desired result.

So, after being surprised that the product is a thin purple liquid (why was I surprised? I don’t know, because I use purple shampoo all the time!) I dropped 25 drops into my water and poured through my towel dried hair. I did this in the bath because I wasn’t sure about staining with such a vividly coloured, highly concentrated, product. Then I towel dried again with an old towel, as again, I wasn’t sure about staining. There wasn’t really any staining at all as it turned out, on this occasion.

Once my hair dried it was a very vivid silver all through. I quite like it but it wasn’t quite what I wanted or expected. In future I’ll use less each time until I get to the stage where it just brightens, though as I say, it still looks good, even with the darkness of the shade.

# I have to say it works very well if you measure carefully, BUT, on one subsequent application I did use too much and ended up with blue hair. It took several washes to get it out! Best to start small and take care (unlike me).

I don’t know how it does it with a water based product, but my hair is very soft after using it – and looks quite thick and healthy. I’ve noticed with other purple shampoos that they can be quite harsh on hair, and very drying, but this product absolutely does not dry it out at all.

At $27, this is good value as it lasts for ages, so is competitive in comparison to other good quality brightening products.

I very much recommend it this to ladies who have grey/white hair, as it is one of the better purple hair products I’ve tried. It takes a little experimentation to get the concentration right for your own hair, but what a great product!.

I got this in the last beauty vault and have been playing around with different techniques to apply it.

As the product is, it is a box divided in 2, a small dropper bottle on one side and detailed instructions on the other. I was grateful the instructions were so detailed as often I don't feel products have nearly enough instructions and with this product you kinda needed them. The instructions advise you how many drops of toner should be added to the water for different colours. Then you need to pour the solution over your hair after washing it.

Following the instructions, some tone was added to my hair but I felt the distribution was uneven and I was not keen on the pouring water over my head method. It did leave my hair lovely and soft surprisingly though, given the harsh chemicals involved.

I then brainstormed a few alternative ways of using the toner. The easiest being to have a seperate bottle of conditioner or shampoo that you mix with the toner. I prefer to use it with my conditioner. This then acted like a purple shampoo, though I think a bit stronger than any purple shampoo I've tried. My hair wasn't as soft though.

In terms of staining, this product certainly has the potential to do so, especially straight out the bottle, but diluted with water it is fine.

I would use it again, but would also have a real shampoo on hand.

Silver White is a toning drops formula which means you can add to your normal shampoo, mix it with water or add to your conditioner. It tones very well. I like it because purple shampoos tend to be very drying for my blonde hair, these toning drops are very concerntrated and just give all the neutralizing power but without the damage.