What is ombre

Ombre is a hair colouring technique where the hair is darker at the roots and lighter at the ends. The word ombre comes from the French word for “shaded” or “shading.” It’s a gradual blending of one colour hue to another, which can be done on natural or dyed hair.

Ombre has become an incredibly popular trend over the past few years with many celebrities having experimented with this look (including Cara Delevingne). There are several ways you can achieve this look, depending on how you want it to look.

How to choose the right ombre for you

• Choose a natural colour.
• Consider your skin tone.
• Consider your lifestyle, do you want to maintain the look yourself or will you be going to the salon?

When choosing an ombre shade, think about what suits you and what is most important to you in terms of maintenance.

Tips for achieving your perfect ombre look

Whether you’re looking to achieve your first ombre hairstyle or refresh an old one, here are some tips for achieving your perfect ombre look:

• Choose a colour that’s right for you. In order to get the most out of your new hair colour, it’s important that you choose colours that suit your skin tone and eye colour. We recommend choosing a shade about two shades lighter than what would normally be considered “your natural color”—but if in doubt, consult with a professional!
• Go gradual with highlights rather than going all-in at once. If this is your first time trying out an ombre style or dark roots don’t play well with you, opt instead for highlights around the face first and then build up from there over time until most of the head is coloured evenly (and safely).
• Don’t forget about maintenance! Ombre styles have a tendency towards being high maintenance due not just to their trendiness but also because they require much more upkeep than other kinds of hair dye jobs do—unfortunately this means frequent trips back into town if all else fails and/or feeling like somebody who has no life outside work because they spend three hours every night doing their hair when everybody else is watching TV (and yes this does happen).

In-salon treatments for your ombre look

If you have your heart set on an ombre look but don’t want to do it at home, then booking an appointment with a stylist is the best way to go. They’ll be able to recommend products that will work best for your hair type and lifestyle. Plus, they can advise you on how long to leave the product in for and maintenance tips that will ensure your colour lasts as long as possible.

In general, salon treatments cost more than DIY options. But if you’re looking for something more permanent than using box dye or washing out temporary dye at home, then it’s worth paying the price premium. Don’t forget though: salon visits aren’t just about getting your hair coloured! You can also get fancy blow dries or other services done while they’re working their magic on your locks (and this could mean significantly higher costs).

Ombre is a great way to change up your hair colour and create a unique, low maintanence salon look.

There are many ways to change up your hair colour in a low maintenance way. Ombre is the perfect option for anyone who wants to experiment with their look while keeping things simple. This guide will teach you everything you need to know about ombre so that you can find the right tone and style for your personality!

Ombre is a popular hairstyle that combines two different hair colours, usually on either side of your head as seen above. In most cases, this will mean going from light at the top of your head down towards dark at the bottom – but there are some exceptions where people choose different combinations like dark at both ends or even light brown shades instead of black ones!

If you’re interested in trying out an ombre look but aren’t sure what kind would suit best? Here’s a list with some suggestions based on personality type: