Ombré hair with extensions.

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Emily V.

Jul 22, 2015

Emily V.

Hi girlies,
My regular hair, or "natural hair", I don't know what word to use is ombred (w/o extensions). When I previously had black hair I wore clip in extensions that matched perfectly and I LOVED wearing them. Now that I've got a new hair color I want to purchase some new extensions, but with the ombré I really don't know how to go about it. The colors never properly match up and I'm just at a loss of what to do about it.. Any help, ladies?? Here is my hair:

Lara C.

Jul 22, 2015

Lara C.

You can always match you natural color then dye the extensions like your hair so that it matched. The bleach will affect the extensiona but thats the only solution if you don't find any in stores. I've ombred extensions before with no dying experience and it Was pretty easy.

Emily B.

Jul 22, 2015

Emily B.

I agree. You could buy very light extensions and then dye the tops black and the bottom darker to match your ombre.

Nikki D.

Jul 23, 2015

Nikki D.

I'm sorry I'm not much help, but I just wanted to say that your hair is so pretty and if you don't mind me asking, what extensions did you use with your black hair? (:

Taylah F.

Jul 23, 2015

Taylah F.

I would get tape ins if I were you, then you'll be able to see where the 'line' of the start of the ombré starts and be able to dye the extensions the same as your natural hair. Because if you get clip ins & dye them ombré, you're not going to be able to put them in the same place every time, so the ombré may be further up from your natural hair sometimes, or further down because of the placement of the clip ins
I hope I make sense, I know I make sense in my head hahah

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