So many ombré! Is it getting outdated?

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Lily R.

Nov 13, 2013

Lily R.

But I agree you should play with your hair do what you want! You can always change it :)

Symone B.

Nov 13, 2013

Symone B.

Yes, I'm over it. I wanted to ombré my hair 2 years ago! Now everyone and their mom wants to do it. Especially on beautylish. I like the red ombré and dip dyes , it's really beautiful but the dark to blonde gradient is so old now! Honestly, half the ones I see aren't even done right. Bad gradient or the hair is so fried from the bleach

Illyana M.

Nov 13, 2013

Illyana M.

My hair is ombré and I think it suits me well. It's your hair do what you want you live with it anyways right? (: who knows you might love it like I love mine.

Antonia S.

Nov 13, 2013

Antonia S.

I think it looks good when done correctly. So many girls at my school have dark hair and brassy blonde ends. BAD OMBRE. I have ombre on my human hair extensions. I did it myself with L'Oreal Wild Ombre kit and it came out really good.
I like how it pops when I wear all black clothing and when I wear heavy makeup it makes me not look so gothic and flat.
But, I'm kind of over the trend. I've been really fascinated with Megan Fox and Lilly Ghalichi lately, so I want my long thick all dark hair back. But ombre was fun to have for a while.

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