Make an impressionful statement with two bold shades.
In this ombre look, dark brown roots fade into bright yellow-blonde highlights.
To achieve this effect, apply a pre-lightener such as Blondor Freelights to all hair lengths before shading for maximum impact.
Sunset Ombre
Donning an ombre fade or colorful ombre look, you can embrace your natural brown hair color in various ways while making this trendy style your own.
One option includes a sunset hair color treatment featuring purple, pink, orange, and peach shades, which fade into dark maroon for dramatic effects.
For an effortless sunset hairstyle, start by selecting where your ombre will begin and backcombing slightly around that area to avoid harsh lines.
Next, apply dye to your locks and blend well until they look natural.
This stylish look complements all skin tones and hair textures.
Curl your bottom ends and add a soft side part to achieve an eye-catching effect.
Brown and Yellow Ombre
This eye-catching and eye-catching ombre will undoubtedly turn heads and stand out in any crowd.
Dark brown roots with yellow highlights transition into sun-kissed highlights, adding warmth and brightness to your locks.
While this color might work best on those with warm skin tones, don’t rule it out because your complexion leans more toward cool tones; nothing stops you from trying it yourself!
If you prefer a more subtle ombre, ask your stylist to create this strawberry blonde ombre shade.
This light hue will enlighten each strand of your hair, creating fuller locks.
This upgrade adds flair and fun to any long wavy locks or looks with long lengths.
Burgundy Magenta and Ginger Ombre
If you are still deciding whether to commit to red ombre hair colors, try opting for a deeper shade, such as burgundy magenta.
It will bring out your complexion while working well with various fall/winter wardrobe colors.
You will require a lightener, demi-permanent dye, and a brush to create this look.
Depending on how dark your starting hair is, multiple rounds of lightener might be necessary before reaching the desired shade.
If you don’t shy away from high contrast, this dark brown to cappuccino ombre looks terrific with any length hairstyle.
Sure to turn heads wherever it goes, this eye-catching shade looks fantastic styled in a sleek center-part ponytail to show it off!
Light Brown Ombre
Dark brown strands that transition to light blonde are an elegant and feminine color choice.
Less dramatic than going five shades lighter, it will help create an effortlessly beautiful look.
Before bleaching begins, ask your stylist to conduct a strand test so you’ll know how long your locks will take to achieve their new hue. Use heat protection products to avoid damage to your locks.
If you’re not ready for an all-out blonde transformation, try a subtle caramel or honey-brown ombre instead.
Cool-toned medium browns like ash and mushroom add soft dimension, while warmer tones like caramel and honey add vibrancy and brightness.
Make it pop by pairing your ombre with face-framing blonde highlights for a sun-kissed finish. Then, show it off by styling your hair up in a high ponytail to show it off.
Chocolate Brown Ombre
Dark brown and blonde ombre is an eye-catching style for brunettes with warm skin tones and makes an impressionful statement.
Lily Aldridge proves that not all ombre looks are dramatic with this soft, medium-to-light chocolate brown hair color.
The soft transition creates an organic sun-faded effect without harsh lines and works beautifully on straight or wavy strands.
Pair this hue with curtain bangs and a half-up, half-down hairstyle for an effortlessly chic feminine style. You’ll love how it frames your face and brightens up your complexion!
