Ombre looks best on long hair where there is a lot of length to spread out the variation in colors.
This two-toned hair trend lives on
The ombre color trend that originated in France has been holding strong, with several celebrities going back to this style where hair roots are darker than the tips. French for “gradation,” the ombre look is even taking over clothing and nails styles recently – where the tie-dye look is back in.
With ombre, gone are the days where you need to rush to the salon to touch up your visible roots. Because ombre hair coloring refers to the gradual transition from one shade to another, you can spend less time and money by lengthening the time between your visits to the salon. This also means less stress is put on your hair. This doesn’t mean you can achieve the look on your own just by growing out your roots. We highly recommend that you start with a professional stylist who can blend your regrowth with different shades and varied starting points.
Here is an example of ombre done on shorter hair.
The next time you forgot to touch up your roots…no problem! You’re part of the dark-to-light fade of color trend.
