Hair Hack: Blending Halo Hair Extensions With Ombré Hair Or Dark Roots

I, like it, I'm just gon na spray, the roots of the halo, a little bit, I'm going to use the light brown by L'Oreal, and this is just because Gemma's roots are a little bit darker than her end and especially through the sides here, because we've got Quite fine hair, we don't want the hair sort of parting and you'll see that really bright downright blonde. So I mean it is I'm just going to turn it down ever so slightly Wow and that's like a washout. It washes out so Tim. You can actually use it for gray hairs, that's what I used it for originally and then and then I discovered this technique so and I kind of sprayed down with some times just to like I'm almost like I'm laying in a little bit yeah that looks awesome And so I do a lighter color furnace and then I might even just go through with a little bit of the darker Brown just at the very base. I'M going to get these from forget. These are amazing pocket. So this is more true to generous route color. So I just like doing the lighter color first, so I can just fade this and you don't have to wash it out straightaway. No, I actually don't even I don't mind once and then just left it on my personal one but yeah. You definitely do not have to do wash this out every time I recommend leaving, because I feel like it kind of settles and it one that are in the hair and yeah after a few words, and I'm just using my climb just so for for the spray Dries just to kind of blend it out, don't like that's looking pretty good, and I just think now the wind blows or if I have heart so we want to do an up style. Just don't have to worry so much about those roots. Yeah that looks so much more natural, so if you do, if you're a bit late on getting your roots down or you, you know you're a bit late on your hair appointment. This is a really good way of kind of getting past that and still being able to a halo and having it blend perfectly. How often to get your hair colored, Gemma yeah, that's perfect! That has blended so seamlessly and you could just pop some sea salt spray in that hair and you are good to go.