Ombre hair is a color effect where the bottom part of your hair looks lighter than the top part. To achieve this effect, the lower part of your hair needs to be bleached. Ombre hair is perhaps the most popular idea for any girl right now, it’s on trend and looks great on all hair types. You can also give an ombre effect to short, medium, and long hair. It will look great. There are many kinds of gradations, from the smoothest to the most noticeable. Let’s look at them.
There are two types of ombre: traditional and vice versa. The traditional ombre has a lighter color at the ends of the hair than at the roots, while an inverted ombre has darker tips and lighter roots. Traditional ombre is much more popular now because it looks very natural and with some shades it will make your hair look like the sun has kissed it. The more subtle the color change, the more natural and sun-kissed your hair will appear.
You can go to a salon or watch videos to ombre your hair yourself. Make sure to buy one for dark hair because it really makes a difference! Also, try to find a dye with a built-in bleach so that you don’t have to bleach and dye your hair separately, which does a lot of damage to your hair. Decide where you want the colors to meet. Note that if they meet too high, it will appear like you have fully grown roots. Failure to completely saturate your hair will create a blotchy, uneven result. The same thing happens when the product is allowed to dry.
Use a weaving technique (the pointy tip of your dye brush / teasing comb) to pry out tiny strands above your ears, on your hairline, or anywhere else your hair naturally lighter in summer. Check one of your highlights to see if it has achieved the shade of blonde you want. Voila! Now you have the trendiest hair!
