Sombre Hair
Somber hair color is one of the newest trends and is beautiful! Similar to balayage but less prominent. Additionally, its care requires less frequent salon visits compared to other colors.
Ideal for Brunettes
This somber shade is ideal for brunettes looking to add some brightness. Its darker roots add depth, while the blonde highlights add dimension. It’s low maintenance. Unlike other hair color techniques like foils or highlights, somber hair is low maintenance due to not exposing its roots to harsh bleach chemicals resulting in natural regrowth of your hair. Furthermore, this style looks flattering on all hair types, from blondes to brunettes; with blondes looking incredibly stunning when using soft ash blonde hues, caramel brown hues may work beautifully for brunettes.
Easy to Maintain
Sombre is also great because its soft gradient hides any lines of demarcation, meaning you can go longer between visits to your stylist for touch-ups – ideal for people not looking to commit to permanent hair colors that require frequent touch-ups! Furthermore, it looks fantastic with grown-out roots – it may enhance the look with an added faded effect!
Versatile Style
If your clients desire darker roots but don’t want the whole ombre, demi-permanent color can create a subtle “somber” look with demi-permanent dyes. Apply dark shades at the roots before blending into lighter ones until the desired endpoint is reached. This technique also covers regrowth or touches up grays between coloring appointments! Experiment with different shades and tones to create a distinctive somber hairstyle.
Affordable Option
hair coloring was once reasonably straightforward: highlights in summer, lowlights in fall, and an ombre done by your favorite celebrity. Now, however, with numerous cutting-edge coloring techniques such as balayage, gloss smudging, and mid-lighting coming onto the scene, even more techniques pop up now and again – with Sombre being one that stands the test of time and is easy to maintain. Sombre, also known as soft or subtle ombre, provides more precise color blending for those seeking a natural appearance without being too light on color. Additionally, blondes and brunettes alike often look fantastic wearing this ombre style. However, unlike ombre or balayage techniques, somber does not leave negative spaces between colors, creating more dimension. For this method to work correctly and last as intended for longer than other methods like ombre and balayage, high-quality shampoo and conditioner are necessary; hot irons must also be avoided to avoid not damaging the hair color and dry it out too soon.
