Ombre hair trend: contrasting tips

Numerous stars - including Belen Rodriguez, Dakota Fanning and Drew Barrymore - who could not resist the temptation to try this latest hairstyle and, of course, it was immediately trendy!

How is it obtained and who is it suitable for?

Particularly suitable for natural and slightly "wild" hair, the ombre hair gives a chic but at the same time very natural look and is perfectly suited to both long hair and shorter cuts. In addition to being a very popular treatment, it is also perfect for the laziest and for women who do not like to go to the hairdresser too often because it does not require particular maintenance or specific precautions.

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The technique for performing the ombre hair is similar to that of the shatush, but the result of the lightening focuses exclusively on the tips, which are treated separately as they require bleaching. While therefore in the case of the shatush it is a question of reflections that imitate the natural lightening of the locks in the sun, in the case of the ombre hair there is a rather clear difference in shades between roots and tips.

The ombre hair, which has the advantage of illuminating the face and reviving a classic cut, can be done by hand - and in this case a long work is required - for an even more natural effect, or the hairdresser can use a particular spatula that helps to spread the color evenly through the hair, for a harmonious final result.

In summary, the roots will remain of the natural color while, from about half length onwards, the tips will be lightened by at least two tones. The effect can be achieved both gradually and in a decisive and clear way, perhaps by choosing bolder colors and in contrast with the rest of the hair, Lady Gaga docet.

How much?

Ombre hair costs from 100-150 euros, up to around 200 euros in the most famous salons. Prices usually also include the cut, which is essential to enhance the result of the coloring.

There are also kits to make ombre hair yourself, but we advise you to proceed with the DIY only if you are already familiar, as it is not just about dyeing the tips of the hair, but to blend the point harmoniously. meeting of the two tones.