Natural Ombre Hair Look! How?

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Stephanie G.

Jun 16, 2013

Stephanie G.

Hey! So I'm new in Beautylish, but what I love the most of hair trends this year is ombre! I really don't want to die my hair though.

So, I was wondering: does anyone know a natural way to bleach JUST the ends of your hair to get the ombre look?

I've heard about camomille and lemon juice that can be used for lightening hair, but does it work well? Should I give it a try?

Thanks anyways,
Love ya xxx

Mei L.

Jun 16, 2013

Mei L.

I did my hair today :)

Stephanie G.

Jun 16, 2013

Stephanie G.

They like look awesome, but did you die them? @Mei L.

Mei L.

Jun 16, 2013

Mei L.

I dye it for a year ady :) until now I never cut my hair.. so now my hair colour look like up black and half down brown.

Melissa P.

Jun 16, 2013

Melissa P.

When I was younger I used sun in. I think that it had lemon in it or something. I'd put it on the very bottom the go out in the sun the add more to it and up a bit then back into the sun so you could get a good fade. just make sure you wash your hair after or it won't be good. I forgot once and then my hair was almost white.

Stephanie G.

Jun 16, 2013

Stephanie G.

@Melissa P. Firstly, thanks for answering me. Secondly, what is that sun in you say you used? Maybe I can use that too.

Melissa P.

Jun 19, 2013

Melissa P.

It's just called sun in, you can get it at the drug store near the hair dye.

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