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Ombre is a hair dye effect that makes the bottom of the hair appear lighter than the top. For this effect, you need to bleach the bottom hair. If you want to prevent your hair from looking copper or orange, you can dye the hair underneath after bleaching. This step is optional, but it helps to even out the hair color when dyeing the ombre. The article will show you how to dye your hair ombre.
Steps
Prepare
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Choose color. You should choose the right color for your natural hair. Popular choices are light brown, red/fawn, or blond tones. [1] X Research Source
- There are two types of ombre: the traditional ombre and the reverse ombre. Traditional ombres are lighter in color at the ends compared to the roots, while inverted ombres are darker at the ends and lighter at the roots.
- Choose a color that is no more than 2 tones lighter than your real hair color.
- The more subtle the color change, the more natural it will look and the more attractive the hair will be in the sun.
- If possible, choose a light or natural dye that won’t damage your hair.
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Consider where you want your hair to begin to lighten. Choosing the transition point between natural hair color and dyed color is just as important as choosing a color. The lower the point where two colors meet, the safer it is to color. If the point where the two colors meet is too high, your hair will look like long roots that you haven’t recolored instead of a nice ombre effect. [2] X Research Source
- Ombre is suitable for dyeing long hair because it will not look like color when applied to the roots. The longer the hair, the easier it is to ombre the hair underneath to create a stark contrast.
- In general, the level of the jawbone will be the most suitable place for the two colors to meet.
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Brush hair. Make sure your hair is free of tangles. This step will make bleaching easier and hair dyed evenly. [3] X Research Sources
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Put on a coat or wear an old t-shirt. This will help you avoid getting bleach or dye chemicals on your clothes during the process. A painter’s or hairdresser’s gown will help you avoid this. If you don’t have a robe, you can replace it with an old t-shirt that you don’t mind getting dirty.
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Wear gloves. Gloves are usually included in the dye kit, but if you don’t have them, you can use regular gloves like rubber, vinyl or latex. Note that it is very important to wear gloves when dyeing or bleaching your hair.
- If you don’t wear gloves, you can dye or bleach your hair and skin as well. Hair bleaching chemicals can irritate the skin causing a burning sensation.
Hair Removal
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Make hair bleach. You’ll need to bleach your hair to bring out the color in your hair unless you want to do a reverse ombre. As an alternative, you can also use yellow dye – safer for hair but it doesn’t bring out the color so much so it just turns pale.
- The developer comes in 10, 20, 30 and 40 dosages. However, you don’t need 30 or 40 doses to create the ombre effect.
- The simplest and most economical home bleaching method is to use a 20-percent peroxide dye and equal amount of bleach powder. Mix about 60g of 20-percent peroxide dye and bleach powder until the mixture has a creamy consistency.
- Always mix hair bleach in a well-ventilated area to avoid inhaling too much of the scent.
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Divide your hair into sections. Divide your hair from the center of your head into two equal sections, then divide each section into smaller sections. Or at least you can divide each side of your hair into 4 sections. [4] X Research Sources
- If your hair is long and/or thick, you can divide it into more sections.
- Clip or tie to separate sections of hair. If you use tongs, don’t choose a metal clip because it reacts with the chemicals you use on your hair.
- Mess up the hair where you want to create an ombre effect. Messy hair in this part will help you avoid unnatural color lines or clearly see the boundaries of applying hair bleach.
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Select the applicator. If you use a hair dye or bleach kit, there may be a small brush in it to apply the bleach. Otherwise, the best option is to use a special brush. You can buy this brush at a hair product store.
- Or you can use a small soft brush to apply the medicine. Remember to use a disposable brush when you’re done.
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Start bleaching your hair. Apply bleach from the ends of your hair and work your way up to where you want to lighten your hair. You don’t have to work really fast or work on large sections of hair; Just apply hair bleach evenly all over your hair.
- Apply bleach evenly to both sides of your hair. You should look in the mirror to make sure the bleach is applied in the same place on both sides. [5] X Research Sources
- Make sure to evenly apply the medication to the part of your hair that you want to bleach. Check each section of hair to see if any hair is missing – the most important thing is that the medicine penetrates the hair evenly.
- To avoid unnatural color or fine lines, you should apply hair bleach with a specialized brush along the length of your hair instead of horizontally.
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Let the bleach soak in. Depending on how light you want your hair to be, you’ll need to let the bleach soak into your hair for about 10-45 minutes. To test, you can remove the bleach from a small section of hair after 10-20 minutes. If you like that hair color, you can rinse off all the bleach. If you want lighter hair then wait more and check after 5-10 minutes.
- If you only want a slight discoloration, you can leave the bleach on for 10-20 minutes.
- If you want to darken your hair, you need to bleach your hair for about 40-45 minutes. Long-lasting bleach on your hair will help you avoid copper or orange tones. [6] X Research Sources
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Rinse off the bleach. Keep your gloves on and rinse the bleach off your hair with warm water, then wash your hair with a sulfate-free shampoo. Make sure to rinse off all the bleach, or your hair will continue to lighten. Do not use conditioner on your hair at this step.
Hair dying
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Make sure your hair is dry. Use a towel to dry your hair before doing the dyeing process. You may have to wait an hour or two for your hair to dry.
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Part the hair one more time. Divide your hair into sections as in the bleaching step. Hold the ends in place with an elastic band or clip for easy coloring. Divide your hair into at least 2-3 sections or more, depending on your needs
- Do not use metal clips to avoid a reaction with the dye.
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Wear gloves. Gloves are usually included in the dye kit, but if you don’t have them, you can use regular gloves like rubber, vinyl or latex. Note that it is very important to wear gloves when dyeing or bleaching your hair. If you don’t wear gloves, you can dye or bleach the skin of your hands.
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Prepare the dye. Most dyes require measuring and mixing, so follow the directions for mixing hair dye. You should mix the dye in a well-ventilated place.
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Apply dye to your hair. Follow the instructions on the dye box to apply it properly.
- If you want a traditional ombre (the ends will be light), apply the dye to the entire bleached area and a little bit just above it.
- If you’re dyeing a reverse ombre, apply the dye to the point where the two colors meet, then apply a thicker layer on the lower section of hair (similar to bleaching).
- Apply the dye evenly to the part of the hair you want to dye. Check to make sure no hair is left out. Similar to bleaching hair, it is important to let the dye penetrate the hair evenly.
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Let the dye soak into your hair. See instructions to determine how long the medication stays in the hair. Keep the dye in your hair for the length of time indicated in the instructions to help it color. However, since your hair has been bleached, you don’t need to leave the dye on for longer than 10 minutes.
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Rinse off the dye. Keep your gloves on and rinse off the dye with warm water, then wash your hair with a sulfate-free shampoo. Bleaching / dyeing your hair will cause damage to your hair, so you need to use a deep moisturizing conditioner to moisturize your hair.
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Dry your hair and style as usual. With hair that has become dry due to the use of dyes, it is best to dry your hair naturally and avoid using extra heat. However, if you want, you can still dry your hair right away to have your hair in a normal state. This will help you know if your hair has the desired color and needs to be adjusted after dyeing. [7] X Research Sources
Advice
- Print out a few reference photos once you’ve chosen the ombre you want. The reference image will help you visualize where the color should be dyed and how dark or light the tone should be.
- Keep the dye in your hair for about 25-45 minutes. The longer you leave it on, the darker the color will be.
- If your hair is still dark, try bleaching your hair with oil.
Warning
- Do not use household bleach. You must use a hair bleach that says “Hair Bleach” on the packaging.
- If your hair is very damaged then you should consider dyeing your hair. Hair will be more damaged when bleached or dyed.
Things you need
- Hair band
- Set of hair dye or bleach
- Old coat or t-shirt
- Disposable plastic gloves
- Comb
- Rub
- Shampoo
- Conditioner
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This article was co-written by Bianca Cox. Bianca Cox is a hairstylist, esthetician, owner of The Hair Throne and co-owner of Bianchi Salon. Her establishments pride themselves on professional service, contemporary style and personality. You can check out The Hair Throne and Bianca’s hairstyles on Instagram @hairthrone and her profile Instagram @biancajcox.
There are 7 references cited in this article that you can view at the bottom of the page.
This article has been viewed 33,657 times.
Ombre is a hair dye effect that makes the bottom of the hair appear lighter than the top. For this effect, you need to bleach the bottom hair. If you want to prevent your hair from looking copper or orange, you can dye the hair underneath after bleaching. This step is optional, but it helps to even out the hair color when dyeing the ombre. The article will show you how to dye your hair ombre.
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