Advice on Ombré hair! Yes or no?

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Clara G.

Aug 22, 2013

Clara G.

So I used to have very long brown hair but then I chopped it off and it's finally growing back. I want it to be very long again, and when it's at the length I want I was thinking of getting ombré hair because I've always really really liked that look.
Can I do it myself with a kit or do you suggest going to the hairdressers? I've dyed my hair by myself before so I know how to do it, I just don't want to ruin my hair.
On the other hand it's really expensive to get it done where I live and I'm a college student so I'm not really made of money... Help!
Btw this is picture was taken after I cut my hair, I'm the one on the left. Would ombré loo good once my hair is long again?
Thanks ladies xx

Zein A.

Aug 22, 2013

Zein A.

I think it would look gorgeous on you especially because your eye color if you know how to color hair I'd say just go for it and DIY.

Lorelle E.

Aug 22, 2013

Lorelle E.

It would look great but I suggest going to the hairdressers for the first time just so you don't mess it up Nd then to keep it up use a DIY kit you can ask your hair dresser how to do it! Better to be on the safe side!

Taylor F.

Aug 22, 2013

Taylor F.

I think it would look really pretty! I agree with Lorelle though, go to a hairdresser the first time. I made the mistake of using the Loreal Wild Ombre line for my hair and the bleach really dried the ends out. I have to do deep conditioning treatments every other day for two weeks. Where as your stylist will use plenty of protein enriched products so no fried ends (:

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