Ombre bmp tutorial?

[Becky ❤]

ℓacey ☀️ and a few other have this talent for seamlessly blending hair bmps which I certainly can't do the way they do, and I was hoping that someone would be kind enough to share how they pull it off? even when I use an ombre/blending hair bmp set everything looks very... choppy I guess is the best way to put it.

[erica 🦇]

I can't tell you how to do this, but I do know from having very ombre-eqsue babyz that they make new bmps for nearly every ombred ball. So these babyz have a billion bmps.

[ℓacey ☀️]

Becky ❤ awwwwwwww you're too kind ♥

yes erica is right rofl it does take a LOT of bmps to do it seamlessly!! i just use photoshop and fade one bmp into another using opacity. sometimes you have to do a ton of slightly different opacities to get it to look right, and certain colors blend way better than others. pink, for example, is really difficult to ombre properly and only a few shades end up working correctly. blue, meanwhile, normally ombres perfectly without too much headache. choppiness can be reduced by playing around with how many ballz in a row have one particular shade. it's just a loooot of trial and error!

honestly i don't know that an actual tutorial would be that useful since it's different for basically every color but that's the gist of it! good luck! ♥

[Becky ❤]

no that was exactly what I needed I couldn't figure out why my hair looked like I just had just dipped in progressively darker colors lol xD

[Tina ?]

Feb 5, 2016 19:30:41 GMT -5 ℓacey ☀️ said:

Becky ❤ awwwwwwww you're too kind ♥

yes erica is right rofl it does take a LOT of bmps to do it seamlessly!! i just use photoshop and fade one bmp into another using opacity. sometimes you have to do a ton of slightly different opacities to get it to look right, and certain colors blend way better than others. pink, for example, is really difficult to ombre properly and only a few shades end up working correctly. blue, meanwhile, normally ombres perfectly without too much headache. choppiness can be reduced by playing around with how many ballz in a row have one particular shade. it's just a loooot of trial and error!

honestly i don't know that an actual tutorial would be that useful since it's different for basically every color but that's the gist of it! good luck! ♥

[Natalie ?]

Im failing HARD at this hahahah wow its harddd xD