How to do an ombre?
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Jun 25, 2013
Rachel J.
What I would do is after you have bleached your hair get a medium brown and apply it it the roots and half way down your hair and then start to smudge it down then when that's done bleach the ends
Jun 25, 2013
Rachel J.
Also you want to mix the blond with the brown so maybe get a box of light brown too!
Jun 26, 2013
Karelly C.
You should do it at a hair salon. I got an ombre about a month ago and it came out really amazing she teased my whole head then bleached the ends so it looked more natural instead of just having a straight line across your hair that goes from Brown to blonde