Help needed getting white hair. L'Oreal Luocolor P01 toner

[ormstjnh06]

Hey guys, i'm sorry if you have been asked this 1 million times but...
I have very light hair already (pale blonde, ends are slightly darker but still pretty damn blonde) like verging on white but sadly not quite there... I want it to be pure 'WHITE' not silver. not blonde in any way just completely white.
I have used SO many toners and none of which make it the pure white colour i want but instead it goes a darker ashy blonde or grey. .
I've just ordered loreal luocolor in P01 with the luocolor releaser in 25vol.
How long would i leave this on my hair ect? do yous have any experiences with the product?
I once got my hair the white i liked by using a toner right after a full head bleach but my hair can't afford to have a full head of bleach every time so I'm just doing my roots now.
Any advice would be great.
thanks

 

[Grace_Hair]

Are you a qualified hairdresser?

 

[ormstjnh06]

Are you a qualified hairdresser?

no but i have experience with using toners before

 

[Grace_Hair]

no but i have experience with using toners before

As this is a pro forum, no one will advise non-Pros.

Everyone will recommend you to go to a local salon, or training salon.

 

[KHS]

no but i have experience with using toners before

As Tori stated. We won't help you on a DIY job.

We've spend yrs and yrs amounting to £1,000's of pounds on training and keeping our craft updated.

If you want white hair, go to a salon before you end up sweeping your hair off the floor.

 

[ormstjnh06]

As Tori stated. We won't help you on a DIY job.

We've spend yrs and yrs amounting to £1,000's of pounds on training and keeping our craft updated.

If you want white hair, go to a salon before you end up sweeping your hair off the floor.

you're nice

 

[Lauren121]

We are speaking from experience we have all seen far too many bleach disasters of people doing their own hair.

I myself had this problem before training.I had a long bob and bleached my own hair had to have it cut into a conaved Bob and wear clip in extensions on the side bits as all my hair snapped of I couldn't even tuck it behind my ears.

So no we aren't being rude we are just trying to tell you to go to a professional.

If it's costing too much try your local training school they are always after models and it's usually a lot cheaper if not sometimes free. The students are guided by the tutors so they give them advice in helping get the right formula