Leave 1/2 – 2/3 of your loose to show off your curls. You don’t need to braid the entire length of your hair to try out braids. Partial Braided Curls Try the highlighting technique on cascading curls. We love this subtle version for a softer transition! 12. Just because you go for ombré doesn’t mean you need a drastic change in color. Subtle Brown and Blonde Ombré Opt for a subtle transition in your color instead. Just because you have colored hair doesn’t mean you can’t have dreadlocks too! Try this unique curly dreadlock style. Curly Dreadlocks Dying to wear dreadlocks? Try.

This color will brighten up your hair, making it perfect for fall. If you want to go lighter on the ends, but aren’t ready for a drastic blonde color, try out a warmer dirty blonde look. Warm Ombré Style This is perfect if you want to add warmth to your look. What better way to show off your brown to blonde ombré hair than with long, soft waves?! Use a large barrel curling iron to create these loose waves. Long Wavy Blonde and Brown Ombré Hair Long hair is one of the best ways to sport an ombré style. This shoulder-brushing length is super chic and still long enough to allow you to get creative with your hairstyles. Shoulder-Length Hair Opt for a shoulder-length cut.Ī shoulder-length cut lets you still have some length for various hairstyles while keeping it very manageable. Why not go for some twists? This protective style helps your hair while showing off the transition of colors throughout your look. Twisted Black to Blonde Ombré Hair Show off your color in twists. Plus, you’ll be able to show off your beautiful new color. Long waves paired with a half-updo princess braid will make you feel like a princess. Half-Updo Fishtail Braid Accentuate your color with a fishtail braid. This will give your hair a certain effortless kind of texture! Wear this style down or pull it up into an easy updo for a truly laidback yet chic style. Use a flat iron to create subtle beach waves in your brown to blonde ombré hairstyle. This rosy hue adds a certain softness to your ombré look. If you want to go for that dark to light look, but don’t want a bright blonde hue, opt for a slightly tinted look like this rose gold color. Tinted Brown and Blonde Ombré Hair Try a slightly rose gold tinted hue. To achieve these curls, gently brush out your curls once they’re cooled. Voluminous curls like this are such a classic look and are an amazing style to try on any hair color. Voluminous Brown and Blonde Ombré Curls Try a classic voluminous curl look.

Keep your braid in place all day by using TRESemmé Compressed Micro Mist Level 3 Boost Hold Hair Spray. We love how the braid is accented against the base of your head with the lighter color. You also have the option of finding the right dye to match your natural color to cover the unwanted hue.Show off both of your hair colors with a halo braid. If you get tired of the color you can always simply let it grow out for your next cut, or quickly remove it and go for a LOB or pixie cut if you are daring. If you choose to go with a natural blonde ombre, you can use the lighter ends to help in hiding those annoying damaged ends.Īnother reason to choose ombre color is that it allows you to see if you like your new chosen color for the future. Ombre is a low maintenance hair color that can give a dramatic or subtle style depending on your color choice. This style differs from the other popular style of balayage hair color which intertwines the natural hair color leaving some of your darker color along the bottom of your hair. A dark ombre is normally seen with a chocolate to light brown, or black to red ombre. If you do not have brunette or blonde hair, you can still have this look with a dark ombre. In order to get this look, you will typically need to bleach the bottom portion of your hair. Typically, the ombre hair color transitions from dark to light, but we have seen the reverse ombre making an impact as well. The most common ombre styles are more natural hues such as black, red, blonde and brown ombre. The ombre hairstyle should gradually blend from one color to another.

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