Any tips for dying hair blonde at home?

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Isela R.

Nov 28, 2015

Isela R.

I already have an ombré but the lady ugh messed it up and now some parts are orange and the front part is super light I will be going to Sally's what should I buy or do you guys recommend to go to a salon?

Isela R.

Nov 28, 2015

Isela R.

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Isela R.

Nov 28, 2015

Isela R.

You can see it's not even faded into my hair.

Isela R.

Nov 28, 2015

Isela R.

It's badddddd

Hannah K.

Nov 28, 2015

Hannah K.

So you're trying to dye the whole thing blonde? Or just tone the parts that aren't looking the way you want?

Isela R.

Nov 28, 2015

Isela R.

I want it to look like it actually blends with the brown and get it to one color

Hannah K.

Nov 28, 2015

Hannah K.

Hmm well unless you have someone helping you to do the back and stuff, that'll be a bit difficult but what I'd suggest is buying a brownish shade that's between the blonde and your natural color and apply that in between the two to give it a more evenly distributed fade. I'd recommend an ashy brown for this, and then once you've applied the dye and washed it out already, that's the time to go in with a purple toner and fix the orangey-ness.

Avery M.

Nov 28, 2015

Avery M.

Agreed with Hannah. Also, consider going back to the salon and asking them to redo your hair. If you're not happy with it, than you deserve to have it fixed for free! Good luck ;)

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