Vanilla Luneva toning hair mask, very light clean blonde — Vanilla, level 10, neutral tone
Product category
Toning masks for hair
Gentle toning and care in a single step: shades for blonde, light brown and dark hair.
Products
What to take to maintain colour
The selection includes toning masks for different colour directions and finishing products that help the lengths look glossy after toning.
Whole catalogue
Vanilla Luneva toning hair mask, very light clean blonde — Vanilla, level 10, neutral tone
Truffle Luneva World toning hair mask, levels 4–8, cool colour temperature
STRAWBERRY CREAM Luneva World toning hair mask, cool pink pearl against yellow tones Strawberry Cream, for hair levels 9–10, cool tone
SAND blonde Luneva World toning hair mask in a cool shade Sand — levels 7–9, cool tone
BEIGE ROSE Luneva World toning hair mask, light pearl with warm beige Rose Tan — hair level 10, neutral tone
MOCHA MOUSSE Luneva World toning hair mask — levels 8–10, neutral colour temperature
Pearl beige Luneva World toning hair mask with neutralisation of yellow tones Pearl Beige — levels 9–10, neutral tone
Pearl blonde Luneva World toning hair mask against yellow tones, cool Pearl — levels 9–10, cool tone
Pastel Pearl Luneva toning hair mask, pastel shade against yellow tones with a hint of pink Pastel Pearl — level 10, neutral tone
RICH RED toning hair mask Bright red Crazy Orange, hair levels 7–9, warm vivid shade
Iced Latte Luneva World toning hair mask for neutralising red tones — levels 7–9, cool tone
Cold beige toning hair mask — Cold Beige, levels 9–10, cool tone
CHOCOLATE toning hair mask — Chocolate, levels 5–8, neutral tone
Barbados Cherry burgundy toning mask, levels 5–9, colour temperature: cool
Caramel toning hair mask, hair levels 7–9, shade temperature: warm
Cappuccino Luneva World toning hair mask Cappuccino — levels 6–8, cool tone
Colour at home
When a toning mask really is the right call
A toning mask is needed when the shade loses its purity, turns warmer or looks less fresh between colourings. It should not replace basic care: for a beautiful result the colour is better maintained together with shine and softness along the lengths.
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Blonde turns warmer
The light tone drifts back towards yellow or a beige-warm direction and needs gentle neutralisation.
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Colour loses depth
The shade is still there, but it looks less collected, without salon density and shine.
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You want a softer finish
When a sharp cool correction is not needed, a calm beige or warm direction works better.
Other formats
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Body care
Body care
Gentle cleansing and lamellar repair for sensitive and dry skin.
Conditioners
Conditioners
Lamellar and liposomal technologies: a closed cuticle, easy combing, colour preserved.
Hair masks
Hair masks
Lipid, molecular and lamellar formulas against dryness, breakage, porosity and loss of shine.
Leave-in care
Leave-in care
Creams, sprays and gel-creams: heat protection, anti-static, control over curl shape.
How to build the ritual
The toning ritual
You do not need to leave the mask on longer to get "more colour". It is better to choose the right direction, apply it for the right time and finish with care that gives shine and smoothness.
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Choose the direction
A cool, beige or warm tone, based on the real state of your colour.
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Work to the clock
Do not leave the mask on too long, especially on porous light areas.
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Lock in the finish
Add an emulsion or serum for shine, softness and the ends.
FAQ
Answers before you buy
Does a toning mask replace colouring?
No. It refreshes the direction of the shade between colourings, but does not change the base the way salon colouring does.
How do I avoid over-drying blonde hair?
Do not leave the mask on too long and add finishing care. A dry look often comes not from the tone but from a rough hair surface.
What should I choose for yellow tones?
For obvious yellow look at the cooler masks. If you want softness without greyness, a beige-cool direction is better.
Can I mix toning products?
Masks of different shades are better not mixed together: the result becomes unpredictable, especially on porous lengths. If you need an intermediate tone, agree it with your stylist.
When should I add an emulsion?
After washing or toning, when you need to add shine and make the lengths smoother.
When should I take the Shade Quiz?
If it is unclear whether you need neutralisation, a soft tone or simply shine without toning.