BUT, for this formula the utmost caution must be taken, because things only take a few seconds for the ends to grab the depth of the blue-black based dye. 01B is actually the PERFECT silver toner.
09B was still a little on the grey/blue side to me, but the only other option in the BLUEs was 01b (Onyx-Deep blue-black.) And that would be insane right? WRONG. In the past I'd used 09B from the Shades BLUE base collection, as a silver-esque toner, a lot of times to remove the orange tones from the lifting process. Toner, toner, toner, I use Redken's Shades EQ semi-permanent colors to tone 99.9% of every color service I use. I am a HUGE fan of the Redken color lines, and have strictly used Redken for every work endeavor, so I needed to find a formula that I could use to create my end results, whilst sticking to a color line I am familiar with.
I spent quite some time going to through a multitude of different color lines and products trying to find the absolute perfect color formulation for a silver that wasn't 'grey' or 'purple.' So eventually after a multitude of trial & error experiments I got down to the basic fundamentals, and followed the rule book (I am a man, therefore cannot simply follow instructions. It's on the cover of every fashion magazine, it's on the runway, red carpets, and on instagram.
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