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1. What is Ombré?

Ombré means "shade" and "shadow" in French. In the world of hair coloring, Ombré is a dramatic two-tone hair coloring effect that usually darkens the top and brightens the bottom. In most cases, the upper dark areas are natural hair color and the lower areas are lightened with a hair lightener. Ombré hairstyles can also be any combination of colors, including natural blondes, browns, reds, or unconventional ones such as burgundy, blue, pink, and purple. Versatile, adjustable, and mostly Suitable for long and medium hair lengths. The big plus of Ombré hair color is that it's budget friendly. The top is dark so you don't need to fix it often. The overall look of Ombré hair color can change as the hair grows and is enjoyed by many clients!

2. Different types of Ombré color

A more subtle version of the Ombré is called a Sombré. A calm hairstyle will soften the contrast between the two tones. Another variation is called color melting. Color melting allows you to use two or three hair colors on each strand, and each shade blends with the sides of the hair color brush and appears to blend together. Like Ombré, color melting can be done with either natural-looking hair shades or rainbow fun colors!

3. Which Ombré is ready for you?

If you like to make statements in your hair, then if you are creative and adventurous in your personal style, then do it! Make sure your hair is healthy from the beginning. Otherwise, your hair will look dull and will disappear quickly.

If necessary, improve your hair condition with healthy healing conditioning treatments and hair masks before heading to the salon for Ombré hair color!

III. Facts of Balayage 

1. What is Balayage?

Balayage means "clean up" in French. In the world of hair coloring, the highlights of the barrage are either hand-painted or swept across the surface of the hair. The application starts at the root, gradually becomes heavier as you move along the section, and finally the lightener or hair color is applied the heaviest. Because the hair color or lightener is concentrated on the top of each strand, the underside is darkened, giving the hair a very natural dimensional effect. The resulting subtle variety of hairstyles mimics the natural sun-kissed effect that has been in demand for some time among celebrities, models, and famous it girls. Balayage can be done with any hair color, from blonde hair to red hair to brown hair, but it is usually not the first choice for ultra-dark brunettes. Beautiful with long hair and medium length. Like Ombré, barrage highlights are cheap because the tops of the hair are kept dark and do not require frequent corrections.

2. Different types of Balayage:

By the reason of the Balayage is a hand-painted solution of dying, the barber's artistry works, allowing for many changing and beautiful color compositions. For example, a hair color artist can combine multiple shades to create a sparkling three-dimensional result. If you have thick hair, you can choose the foil age technique. Instead of the Balayage emphasizing the air process after application, they are wrapped in foil, which provides more heat and thus enhances the weight reduction process. Balayage can also be combined with traditional highlights placed near the face and subtle baby lights placed around the face and hairline to enhance skin tone.