#21: Short Dark Brown to Blonde Ombre
This short dark blonde to brown ombre is characterized by an incredible melting effect of color. Andit looks gorgeous on fine hair! This fashion style gives an edgy root, letting the natural hair grow without the constant need for dyeing. Make sure to style your neck with waves, because there is nothing better than a stylish hairstyle with a wavy look. Hair stylist Terri Nadin from Cardiff, UK calls this an ombre that is traditional and sun-kissed with a smooth transition from darker roots to biscuit blonde before transforming into more luminous ends. It’s cut into a sharp one-length bob that is hairstyled with beach waves that are textured. It’s versatile and can be worn by almost everyone! The soft color of this hair cut short is ideal for women struggling to find a salon regularly for regular color treatments. If you’re dark and would like to lighten your hair without the need to maintain conventional highlights, maintain the natural roots as well. The color should spread out beautifully.
#22 Light Brown to Blonde Ombre with Highlights of Face-Framing
The loose beach waves complement this long, light brown to blonde ombre, with highlights that frame the face. Accents that are lighter create a sleek balance. “I am in love with how the pops of blonde showcase the hair’s texture beautifully and the frame of blonde around her face brings the entire look together,” says Hannah Moore, a balayage specialist who hails from Statesville, NC. This style lets any woman to be happy with her hair and develop her style without the hassle and anxiety of having to go to get her hair changed each 6-8 weeks!
#23: Cocoa Brown to Medium Blonde Ombre
This is a natural, creamy blonde ombre of brown hair styled by hair stylist Marion Castang of Vancouver, BC. “I find it healthy and shiny. I also love that the bronde ombre hair style looks very organic,” Castang points out. This style is ideal designed for women who do not want excessive maintenance hairstyles. In the home, a conditioner and shampoo that is moisturizing is recommended to keep your hair smooth and healthy. Castang says, “From time to time you should use a purple shampoo to maintain the color of blonde. It is possible to do this with any kind of hair (thin or long, thick and shorter).”
#24: Chocolate Brown to Blonde Ombre
This is a striking melting chocolate ombre that features blonde strands of hair on a wavy and layered hairstylethat was created by stylist from Massachusetts Jurein Torres. “This is a very dimensional hair color that morphs from warm and light brown root to vivid, blonde ends. The hairstyle was created using an iron for curling and bristles that were brushed to create an edgier, more wavy style,” she describes. Torres clarifies, “It can be retouched every six months to those who don’t want to be bothered with having roots appearing every four to six weeks. I also suggest this color for women who do not want to get rid of their blonde hair, but would like to experiment with a new color in their hair, such as experimenting with deep browns that are rich and deep.”
#25: Brown to Dirty Blonde Ombre
The brown-to-dark blonde color was made by the balayage creator Katie Carroll of Milford, CT. The thing that Carroll typically explains to brunettes wanting to change their hair color is the way to go about it and how long required to achieve the appearance. It took Carroll around 3-4 sessions to get the desired brightness , considering how dark the natural locks are.
#26: Medium Brown to Blonde Ombre
The ombre is created using the technique known as balayage. It is freehand hair coloring which gives a natural, blended style with no visible lines. The stylist Kamo Kameran from Malmo, SE loves doing this style. He says “Playing in color is one of the most enjoyable aspects of my job, and it’s followed by cutting hair, because it adds life to hair. The final thing to do is style that is done after cutting so that it will show the cut in a clear way.” The greatest aspect of this method (balayage) is the fact that it is done without ammonia. Therefore, it’s less harmful than any other color-related process. But, as Kameran points out, “We have to be transparent and inform women that it’s a suitable fit for the shape of their face and their personality because hair is the largest element of you.”
#27: Brown to Light Blonde Ombre
This ombre is an elegant blend of hair on the top. The hairstyle is soft and layered and face-framing to show off gorgeous features. The loose curls provide the perfect finishing touch to the look. The entire hairstyle is from Lily Nguyen, a stylist who hails from Canada. If you ask her for advice Nguyen responds, “Know that going to an ashy blonde or dark brown doesn’t mean that all hair types are alike. Certain hair types might require more than one treatment to achieve this style. A suggestion for women is to be sure you have purple shampoo included in your hair routine!”
#28: Sun-kissed Honey Blonde Ombre
Sun-kissed honey blonde ombre creates a warm and radiant effect, blending smoothly from darker roots to golden blonde ends. This hairstyle mimics the natural highlights of sun-kissed hair, adding brightness and dimension for a fresh and summery look. Perfect for those seeking a natural and low-maintenance style, sun-kissed honey blonde ombre offers a flattering and youthful appearance.
