Brunette with red ombré, need advice!

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Kayleigh S.

Jan 13, 2014

Kayleigh S.

I just recently got my hair ombré, it obviously as you can see has red tint in it because I naturally have ginger in my hair. But I'm going to get it redone soon because of my roots my question is:

When I get it redone should I stick with the same thing or should I get more of a bleached/blonde at the bottom? Sorry for the duck face😆 but can I have some of your opinions xx

Ileene M.

Jan 13, 2014

Ileene M.

I would say go lighter :),you got the skin tone for it a lot of girls can't do a lighter because they're darker. but you can definitely do it :)

Mae R.

Jan 13, 2014

Mae R.

I say that you should bleach the parts you want red then dip-dye it red.

Rebecca B.

Jan 13, 2014

Rebecca B.

I actually love the way it is, I would leave it how it is and wouldn't tone it. In my opinion blonde ombré is over done, red/ginger toned ombré is much less common and much prettier.

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