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Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
(My current color)
Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
Dec 17, 2014
Shantal B.
The second would be really pretty.
Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
But how can I achieve that look should I just bleach the bottom?
Dec 17, 2014
Alice L.
The second one would look real pretty
Dec 17, 2014
Alice L.
I guess bleach it to almost top of your hair and dye it from there
Dec 17, 2014
Julia K.
I would suggest getting highlights for both looks, as they are far less danaging than bleaching all of your hair. go to a professional and show them the pics. good luck :)
Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
Well I wouldn't want to bleach my whole hair lol just like the way Kylie has it In the first pic with only the bottom bleached
Dec 17, 2014
Kelly V.
Why do so many girls say they don't want to go to a salon because they are afraid that the PROFESSIONAL won't know what they want. as long as you have pictures, I'm pretty sure you will get what you want. and if it's not possible, they will tell you. it's better then doing it your self and running the risk of having it look horrible. with a picture as simple as kylie Jenner ombre I'm sure a stylist would know what to do. make an appointment for a counseltation, read reviews on line and ask people where they get their hair done at.
Dec 17, 2014
Angela J.
Kelly is right. I've seen a lot more "Help hair disaster" type threads that have been caused by somebody trying to do their own color than I can remember. However I've seen literally ONE saying someone had gone to a salon and was unhappy with their results. Of course it can happen but as long as you communicate with your stylist chances ate you'll be happy with your new look:)
Dec 17, 2014
Bre H.
I would bleach it and then use a carmel color and die where you bleached I would go to sallys and they will tell you what to get at least my sallys does... I think you will be fine since you have bleached before and I do understand salons are super expensive and you might not get it excatly what you want and when you do it yourself you can only blame urself which is a lot easier I'm the same way lol.
Dec 17, 2014
Bre H.
Maybe not Carmel more of a honey color.
Dec 17, 2014
Nerissa R.
Thanks Bre! 😌
Dec 17, 2014
lianne C.
I went to the Salon they couldn't get the black out it only touched the roots and they put dark brown on it and got let it cone out on it's own
Dec 17, 2014
Bre H.
Make sure you post a pic if you do... do it I wanna see it :)
Dec 18, 2014
Sandy M.
I would personally wait longer since you've dyed it a month ago. I did the same thing & I regret it! I would definitely go to a professional and wait at least 3 months and also a tip that helped me from a professional wash your hair with head&shoulders for about 4 weeks + before getting the colour or bleach done as it strips out the current colour you have now and it makes it easier to go blonde :)
Dec 18, 2014
Sable G.
Just bleach wash with 30 vol where you want the ombre so you don't do too too much damage to the rest. Then you can tone the ends to your desired color.
Dec 18, 2014
Sable G.
We did that on my Hispanic friend with VERY dark, thick hair and the bleach was made her ombre a brassy blonde and I just toned it.
Dec 18, 2014
Emily W.
You're going to have to remove as much of the black as you can before you even think about bleaching. Bleach + black dye = green fried hair. Use harsh shampoos, dish soap, maybe a color stripper (not sure if they are effective on black, it is very difficult to remove). Fade it as much as you possibly can and use conditioning masks to prepare your hair before you bleach. Otherwise you risk having brittle hair that won't hold color.
Dec 18, 2014
Kelly V.
Using harsh shampoos and what not will do nothing but dry the hell out of your hair and do more damage. head and shoulders is terrible to use as well there is no hope when fading permanent black hair dye. it is possible to bleach out black dye, just not very easily. which is why I recomended a salon. it may not bleach up as light as you like but it certainly won't come out green. when used in a controlled setting, bleach is not damaging. just keep your hair healthy.
Dec 18, 2014
Brittany M.
I would grow out the dye first constantly dying your hair ruins it and slows growth.
Dec 18, 2014
Kelly V.
Coloring your hair does not ruin your hair or slow growth. over processing will ruin it. but not slow growth.
Dec 19, 2014
Emily W.
My friend dyed her hair black and decided she wanted to have white hair instead. She used powder lightener with 40vol developer, after using a black box dye. Her hair turned a nasty shade of forest green, and was extremely damaged.
Black is difficult to remove because it saturates the hair so well. Bleach has a very hard time lifting dyed black hair, regardless of whether it is being done in a salon or at home. Fading it out as much as possible and using conditioning treatments to ward off excessive damage is going to be less problematic (and less expensive) than multiple bleaching sessions at a salon. If she can remove even some of the dye, it will be easier.
Using Head and Shoulders will strip the color and leave hair dry. That's why it is critical to add moisture back with masks and conditioners.
Dec 20, 2014
Just T.
Maybe light ombré or dark ombré!