Best Celebrity Ombre Hair Styles & Natural Ombre Hair Color Ideas SS18
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The ombre hair trend isn't showing any signs of abating, and with new incarnations of the colour technique constantly evolving - from free-painting balayage and the latest fallayage trend, to super-subtle 'sombre' - there's never been a better time to get involved.
Classic ombre hues still seem to be a big hit among our favourite celebrities, including Drew Barrymore, Halle Berry and Jessica Alba. It seems there's more than one way to dabble with the trend...
See which celebrities have dipped (pun intended) into the trend in our round-up...
One colour choice that's still going strong over five years since it first hit the scene. Check out our favourite celebrity styles...
Ombre hair came onto the style scene a few years ago and after raising some eyebrows, was thoroughly accepted by the A-list. But no-one could have known that it would sit on the top of the hair colour throne for so long – only recently knocked off the top spot by balayage.
As lengths du jour come and go, ombre dyeing is a constant. Gracing every style, from Beyonce’s Grammys bob to Olivia Wilde’s mermaid-inspired Golden Globes ‘do, this hair colour is a celebrity staple. Everyone star works the look at some point in their lives.
And, while dip dye hairstyles leave an obvious edgy line, ombre hair is a much more subtle option. Think naturally sun-kissed, the kind of hair colour technique that looks as though your summer ends have grown out gradually.
As well as allowing you to experiment with different colours, it adds depth and definition to curled, waved and tousled styles. Jessica Biel makes this case in point. And if you ever need to add volume to a bob, this technique works wonders. A trick Alexa Chung – who pioneered the very trend – employs.
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The ombre hair trend isn't showing any signs of abating, and with new incarnations of the colour technique constantly evolving - from free-painting balayage and the latest fallayage trend, to super-subtle 'sombre' - there's never been a better time to get involved.
Classic ombre hues still seem to be a big hit among our favourite celebrities, including Drew Barrymore, Halle Berry and Jessica Alba. It seems there's more than one way to dabble with the trend...
See which celebrities have dipped (pun intended) into the trend in our round-up...
One colour choice that's still going strong over five years since it first hit the scene. Check out our favourite celebrity styles...
Ombre hair came onto the style scene a few years ago and after raising some eyebrows, was thoroughly accepted by the A-list. But no-one could have known that it would sit on the top of the hair colour throne for so long – only recently knocked off the top spot by balayage.
As lengths du jour come and go, ombre dyeing is a constant. Gracing every style, from Beyonce’s Grammys bob to Olivia Wilde’s mermaid-inspired Golden Globes ‘do, this hair colour is a celebrity staple. Everyone star works the look at some point in their lives.
And, while dip dye hairstyles leave an obvious edgy line, ombre hair is a much more subtle option. Think naturally sun-kissed, the kind of hair colour technique that looks as though your summer ends have grown out gradually.
As well as allowing you to experiment with different colours, it adds depth and definition to curled, waved and tousled styles. Jessica Biel makes this case in point. And if you ever need to add volume to a bob, this technique works wonders. A trick Alexa Chung – who pioneered the very trend – employs.