Opinions on my ombre hair?

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Sarah M.

Jan 11, 2014

Sarah M.

What do you think of my hair?

Krishna V.

Jan 11, 2014

Krishna V.

I love it! Maybe a better pic tho?

Letty D.

Jan 11, 2014

Letty D.

Love it!:)

Yolande P.

Jan 11, 2014

Yolande P.

Gradient never heard of that before? it annoys me when people call it dip dye.It is very nice though :)

Aishling O.

Jan 11, 2014

Aishling O.

Love it 💖

Sarah M.

Jan 11, 2014

Sarah M.

Awe thank you guyss!!

Renee D.

Jan 11, 2014

Renee D.

So cool

Rama M.

Jan 11, 2014

Rama M.

😍 look great!!

Hannah K.

Jan 11, 2014

Hannah K.

To be fair, ombré is French for "shadow" and has been being used to describe a color gradient effect in clothing for as long as gradient clothing has existed. So yes, technically, the word is ombré. What bothers me about the whole trend is when people call their bleached ends, grown out hair, whatever "ombré." An ombré is a subtle graduation of color from your natural hair to 1-3 shades lighter than your hair, 3 being the absolute maximum. Bleaching your ends straight across is not an ombré. It's a common misconception though, which irritates me to no end. That said, Sarah your hair look pretty :)

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