Ombré hair blonde: see 25 photos of the technique that lights up the look without having to dye all the hair
Hair with blonde ombré hair needs care before and after the transformation (Photo: Instagram @_jemmawade)
Blonde ombré hair on brown hair can be done in complementary tones, such as honey and gold (Photo: Instagram @laurenlewiss)
Blonde ombré hair is a good transformation option for those who want to lighten their hair without going completely blonde (Photo: Instagram @populationsalon)
Bet on light blonde ombré hair to brighten up the look of any skin tone (Photo: Instagram @sonia_mell)
Honey blonde ombré hair is ideal for brown-haired women (Photo: Instagram @sojazzaye)
The blonde ombré hair preserves the natural color of the roots and starts from the height of the ears in long strands (Photo: Instagram @populationsalon)
Depending on the color chosen, blonde ombré hair is very soft and delicate (Photo: Instagram @populationsalon)
Blonde ombré hair can be done even on darker strands (Photo: Instagram @populationsalon)
The platinum blonde ombré hair is a great option for those who want a more striking result (Photo: Instagram @kuaforambiance)
Blonde ombré hair also looks great on curly hair (Photo: Instagram @hadarmdl)
The transition from blonde ombré hair is important to harmonize the look with dark hair (Photo: Instagram @kamilabravo)
On curly hair, dark blonde ombre hair can gently lighten curls (Photo: Instagram @imadamejay)
The smooth transition of colors makes the blonde ombré hair look very delicate and elegant (Photo: Instagram @mane_ivy)
The platinum blonde ombré hair looks beautiful even on the darkest strands (Photo: Instagram @coloredbyphuong)
Like any other colored hair, strands with blonde ombré hair also need special care (Photo: Instagram @populationsalon)
Light blonde ombré hair enhances the volume of curly hair (Photo: Instagram @alittlealeja)
Honey blonde ombré hair is a great bet for brown-haired women (Photo: Instagram @brihaasz)
Blending more than one color into blonde ombré hair on straight hair helps give straight strands movement and dimension (Photo: Instagram @angelika_tui)
After blonde ombré hair, be careful with using heat tools (Photo: Instagram @styledby_debbe)
Blonde ombré hair on dark hair can mix different shades of color for a more harmonious result (Photo: Instagram @aaashleee)
Front locks in the lighter shade of blonde ombré hair help frame the face (Photo: Instagram @ashpettyhair)
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ExploreBlonde ombré hair is a perfect option for those who want to lighten their hair without completely changing the look. After all, this technique leaves the roots in their natural color and starts to lighten the hair from eye level, making a smooth gradient until reaching the lightest tone in the scale. Therefore, hair with blonde ombre hair is modern and with a very natural look.
Do you want to know more about the technique, what are the benefits of betting on it and how to choose the perfect shade for you? The Stay Diva tells you everything you need to know about it, including the necessary care before and after the transformation. Come check it out and be inspired by more than 20 photos of blonde ombré hair in different types of hair.
Blonde ombré hair: why bet on it when lightening the strands?
There are many techniques for highlighting and highlighting, which guarantee very varied results, and when it comes to lighting up the hair, it is normal to be in doubt. If you are going to lighten your hair for the first time, blonde ombré hair guarantees a more natural result, as it maintains the original color at the roots and gently lightens the lengths and ends.
In addition, ombré hair does not require frequent maintenance and it is possible to increase the interval between visits to the salon without having that root effect appearing. But it's not recommended to wait much longer than 3 months between touch-ups if you want to keep the look lit, see?
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How to choose the coloring to make your ombré hair blonde?
Because it can be done in any shade of blonde, ombré hair is a perfect mech technique for anyone who wants to lighten their hair, whatever its natural color. In the case of those who have a very dark hair base or who want the ombré ending in a very light tone, prior discoloration will be necessary.
If you prefer a more discreet look, as if it were slightly lit by the sun, the ideal is to bet on dark blonde ombré hair, in shades such as honey and golden blonde. Those looking for a more radical change and want to adopt a more daring look can do light blonde ombré hair, with platinum or pearly coloring. Get to know each of these options a little better:
1) Honey blonde ombré hair: this shade of dark blonde is ideal for those who want to gently lighten the strands, without lightening the hair too much. The honey blonde ombré hair guarantees a sunlit hair effect. For brunettes, it guarantees a lit look without going totally blonde.
2) Golden blonde ombré hair: golden blonde ombré hair uses warm-toned coloring to brighten strands without altering the root color. As it is a medium shade, it is ideal for both brunettes and natural blondes who want to lighten their hair a little.
3) Pearly blonde ombré hair: Those who prefer a look with super light strands full of shine can bet on the pearly blonde ombré hair. This cool tone suits all skin tones and makes the look super modern with the ombré highlights.
4) Platinum blonde ombré hair: for an even more daring look, platinum blonde ombré hair uses a very light color, close to white, to brighten up the look. It can be used along with other shades to create layers or to adopt light strands.
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Ombré hair on blondes creates soft sunlit hair effect
If you're already blonde, ombré hair is a great color option to enhance your hair and brighten up your look. As the base of the highlights is already lighter, you can bet on medium tones, such as gold, to create an effect of dimension throughout the blonde hair. Blonde ombré hair, in these cases, guarantees an even more natural look, as if it had been made by the sun.
Those who prefer, can also bet on a slightly bigger change and adopt platinum locks to make the hair very light. As the technique makes a gradient starting at eye level, the result is much more natural than when the locks are made in a single color from the root, as in the case of lights and reflections.
Blonde ombré hair looks amazing on brunettes
You can already see that blonde ombré hair has everything to do with brunettes who want to lighten their hair without giving up the dark strands, right? If you fit into this group, the choice of color has everything to do with the result: opt for darker tones, like honey blonde, to make a smoother gradient between the root tone and the blonde tips.
Also, be careful not to overdo the amount of locks in your hair. To maintain the brown look, the ideal is to bet on thinner strands spread throughout the locks, creating a more natural and illuminated result throughout the dark hair. Still, nothing stops you from adopting light blonde ombré hair on dark strands, okay? The result is also amazing!
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Blonde ombré hair for short hair x Blonde ombre hair for long hair
Many people associate blonde ombré hair with long hair, as you need to leave a few inches from the root before starting to color. But ombré hair on short or medium hair is also a great choice to style the strands. The main difference is in the height at which the locks begin: instead of making them at eye level, leave only four or five fingers away from the root.
Blonde ombré can also be done on all hair types, from straight to curly. For straight and wavy hair, locks give movement to the strands, ensuring a more modern look. As for curly and frizzy hair, the blonde ombré helps to enhance the shape of the strands and give more dimension to the curls, avoiding that flat look.
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Take care of your hair before and after adopting ombré hair
Although blonde ombré hair is the global color, you also need to take care of the strands to keep them healthy and beautiful both before and after the change. To ensure that the natural locks will be ready for coloring, bet on moisturizing the week before the transformation. Thus, you prevent the wires from becoming dry and subject to damage, especially if it is necessary to discolor them. In the case of hair that is already colored or has some other type of chemistry, it is also worth betting on hair reconstruction at this stage of preparation.
Before ombré hair, it is essential to do the strand test. This procedure is important because it can prevent a chemical cut in the case of strands that are not strong enough to be colored (especially in the case of those that need discoloration). Therefore, before betting on ombré highlights all over your hair, apply the bleach or dye to a single part and wait for the action time. Then rinse and make sure the hair is still strong. If there is breakage or the strands seem very elastic, it is a sign that your hair is fragile and the change should be postponed.
After the transformation, it is also necessary to maintain care: bet on hair reconstruction to strengthen the strands and prevent them from becoming elastic and brittle. Afterwards, invest in the hair schedule for blondes, alternating treatment with hydration and nutrition, according to your hair's needs. In addition, the tinting shampoo should be used once a week to neutralize the yellowish tone of the locks and keep the color beautiful.
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