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REVIEW: L'OREAL wild ombre kit

Since summer is just a few weeks away, I wanted to spice up my old hair and dye it a lighter shade than what I had before. I hate dying my whole head because when roots come in... that's a no no to me. So I decided to dip dye my hair, my original plan was to dip dye it lilac, but I wanted a more calmer look. My manager actually told me about this kit and I'm pretty satisfied with it. I was scared, at first, about messing up but then I realized it didn't have to be perfect! The messier it is, the better! This ombre kit was simple as 123, it was basically self explanatory. The comb that came with the kit made things a lot more easier (I forgot to take a picture of it). I love my hair and over all I give this review a 10/10!

Summer ready!

DIY: Spiked Barrett

Here's a quick DIY for ya. I love this DIY because it's a fast way to cute hair.It's extremely simple and chic.Enjoy!

Materials needed: 

-Hot glue gun or any type of glue that is durable 

-Spikes 

-Barrett 

STEPS:
1. Pre-place the spikes to see how you would like to have them.
2. Warm up the hot glue and start gluing them on.
Simple as that!

DIY Leather bow

Leather will ALWAYS be a part of my wardrobe no matter what time period. It's just a classic to have. I guess I created this bow to give my hair do some punk and rock, haha. What's more chic than a faux leather bow? Anyways, enjoy! 

Materials needed:

-Leather fabric          -Pen/pencil

-Hot glue gun            -Ruler

-Barrette                   -Scissors 

-Spikes/studs (optional)

Steps: 

1. Cut the fabric 11.5'' by 3.5''

2. Fold in/glue down seams with an allowance of 1/4-1/2'' wide

3. Mark down the mid point of the bow and glue both sides to the middle

4. Cut a small 1/2 inch piece for the pinch of the bow

5. Bring the sides of leather together form the bow shape

6. Hot glue the middle of the bow with the small piece you just cut

7. Stud it (optional)

8. Hot glue the barrette