Ombre hair help.
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Feb 26, 2014
Catherine S.
You should use actual ombré dye, because that's what it's meant for!😉
Feb 26, 2014
Janet M.
I would recommend doing it at a salon the first time and then just maintaining it and re dyeing it yourself at home.
Feb 26, 2014
Mary T.
Do it girl!! You can use a toner after if you do bleach. Ombré has got to be the easiest dye job to do at home. Just check for dry spots halfway through processing and tone after. Good luck!!