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Isabella K.

Jul 19, 2013

Isabella K.

1-Will it damage my hair?
2-Will I have to hydrate it very often?
3-What do you think it's the right age to do ombré?
This is my hair. What do you think? I'm 13.

Elizabeth M.

Jul 19, 2013

Elizabeth M.

1. Yes, it damaged my hair because they had to bleach.
2. Yes. They hair dresser told me to deep condition my hair as soon as I get home. I had to buy macadamia repair mask and that product did wonders for my hair.
3. 13 is a good age. I've been experimenting with my hair since 13 :)
4. Ombre would look very pretty for you!

I love my hair color, but I really regret the damage that was done to it. I have a lot of split ends and I'm currently in the process on getting my hair healthy again and I avoid using heat on it also. It's up to you if you want to get through it. It's a lot of maintenance. I recommend just buy ombre hair extensions so that it wouldn't damage your real hair 😊👍

Jolie C.

Jul 19, 2013

Jolie C.

1-my hair has little to no damage
2-just a normal conditioner plus a leave in conditioner every other day works for me
3-it depends on you and your parents

I think it would look great on you! Don't do it yourself though, go to a professional and tell them you want an ombre that's not too harsh. You don't want a line halfway though your hair, you want it to fade. Everyone's hair is different. You would be bleaching your hair, and some people's hair reacts harshly to bleach but other people (like me fortunately) don't have very much damage at all.

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