So I've had a couple of discussions with people about how to look
after ombré hair in the winter. I've had my hair ombré since September and in
all honesty, I love it but it’s really damaged my hair. It's dry and brittle,
the slightest puff of wind and it’s knotted up and I try to ignore the split
ends!
I don't want to get rid of it, so I try and really care for my
hair. To do this I have a whole range of products I love.
Philip Kingsley Elasticizer - before beauty blogging, I would
never have considered higher priced product, however receiving this in a Glossy
box has changed my mind. This is the second mini I've used up and I use this
only on the ends when it's really dry - just wet the hair, pop this on and
leave for 25mins before rinsing off leaving hair silky soft - split ends not
mended but a lot better than before.
Lee Stafford Bleach Blonde Shampoo Conditioner - I picked this up
after Zoe over at Zoella recommended it for keeping brassy tones away. The
purple toned shampoo removes brassy tones, keeping it blonde. The shampoo is
quite strong so I only use this once a week but the conditioner is used twice a
week. I've noticed since using them that my hair is a lot blonder afterwards,
and it stops it going too gingery.
John Frieda Full Repair Deep conditioner - this is my overnight
treatment of choice, just wetting the end of my hair, cover it with this
conditioner and then plaiting it in, leaving it over night before washing it
out in the morning. It leaves my hair soft and silky, looking a lot better.
L'Oreal Extraordinary Oil - this is my most used product, I even
carry it in my bag to work. I put this on after washing, after drying, during
the day and then just before bed. It leaves the hair nourished and smoothed,
making split ends look almost invisible. Obviously I only use this on the ends
of my hair, any higher and my hair would need washing more often.
Finally, there is no quick fix for this, it damages your hair
because you've used bleach and no amount of treatment will cure split ends,
only a good trim will sort that. I try to avoid heat too often, washing my hair
using much cooler water, wearing it curly rather than straight and letting it
dry naturally, overall it's manageable but I really need to look after it.
Do you have any tips for looking after ombré hair? XX
I love the ombre hair but I'm too scared to dye it myself ha! I got these instead - dip dye hair extensions They’re available at Hairtrade.com and there's some gorgeous colours. I got the dark to blonde one and they look fab! I've heard the oil is good on extensions too. Kate x
ReplyDeleteTry this product: Revlon Uniq One. I have ombre hairlights for about 3 years now and have them done every 6 months.. and One is excellent.. spray on wet hair.. you can see the difference immediately.. hair feels silky soft and smells great too..
ReplyDeleteOo, il have a look at this , thanks xx
ReplyDeleteLee Stafford Bleach blonde looks good, a cheapy alternative is the provoke touch of silver. I use the weekly treatment if my hair is yellowing and it makes such a difference by really brightening up the hair, and it's only around £2.50
ReplyDeleteClo xox