How Do You Do You Ombré Hair

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Carolina H.

Jan 28, 2013

Carolina H.

how do you do your ombré hair in home

Rocio S.

Jan 28, 2013

Rocio S.

I wouldn't recommend that you do ombre hair at home as it involves bleach and it's one of the strongest chemicals that you can put on your hair..go to to a professional, it won't be too expensive and you'll get guaranteed results :)

Chelsea W.

Jan 28, 2013

Chelsea W.

I did mine myself. I have medium-dark brown hair. I bought a highlight kit (I think revlon frost n glow?) for honey highlights. Followed directions but instead of highlights I ran the color from about shoulder length down and let it sit about 15 min. Then I took some remaining color and added it from about chin down for another 15 min. Then rinse!

Rebecca C.

Jan 28, 2013

Rebecca C.

For best results I would go to a salon - if you have dark hair levels 1-6 then they would rent to use bleach and because it goes through the stages. Through black brown red orange it may need a toner if you have lighter hair they could use a hi - lift instead of bleach but may not need a toner and it won't go through that red stage but would reccomment a salon as with placement and teasing helps the balayage

Amy O.

Jan 28, 2013

Amy O.

Go to a salon. At home kits work well for some but can turn into a hot mess for somebody else. At salons it is pretty inexpensive and guarenteed to look good.

-XOXO Amy

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