Ombré Hair Coloring Services Vancouver Washington
For those that can’t decide on just one color, Bee Sam offers ombré hair coloring services for a variety of lengths and styles. Ombrés are usually achieved using a balayage technique and is ideal for clients looking for a low-maintenance style.
The French term was adopted by the salon industry to describe a gradual blending of one hair color hue to another. Usually, the hair style features darker, more natural hues at the roots with gradually-colored lightening at the ends.
Natural ombre hues can go from blonde to brunette. While more adventurous ombré hair coloring services and techniques might create a fashion color melt by blending fashion colors such as a blue to purple or a mixture of natural meets fashion colors such as a natural red to fire brick red.
Some Variations of the Ombré
Many fashionistas come to visit the Vancouver salon and opt for the traditionally classic ombre look featuring darker, more natural hues at the roots with gradually-colored lightening at the ends. There are many ombré hair coloring services options available from the caramel ombre to the reverse ombre. The reverse ombre features lighter hair blending to darker tips.
Sun Kissed Ombré
A sun-kissed ombre looks like a trip to the beach. The hair has an appearance of natural lightening by the sun. It features darker, more natural hues at the roots with gradually-colored lightening at the ends.
Fashion Color Ombré
Go for an ultra-dramatic bold look by blending 2 or more colors for a custom style that looks out of this world! In this example, Sasha combines a fashion color (blue) with jet-black for a fashion color melt.
Caramel Ombré
This look is both natural and sophisticated. As the name suggests the caramel ombre mimics the colors you would find in caramel candy with hues of gold, amber, and blonde. In this example, model Tiffanie Ranea-Stevenson gives the look justice as her hair flows like caramel.
Red Ombré
Model Carey Funk wears her beautiful red ombre well. Notice how the ombre transitions from brunette to red giving the hair dimension. A red ombre can take an additional step at the salon to achieve. However, the results are well worth the step.
Subtle Ombré (Sombre)
For a look that is subtle enough to appear as natural as a shadow, the subtle ombre (sombre) is the perfect look. Supermodel Taarni’s brunette locks melt to golden tones. This subtle ombre looks especially gorgeous on long hair.
Classic Ombré
The classic ombre exhibits hues that are timeless and eloquent transitioning effortlessly from one shade to the other. Model Lei Noe showcases a good example of the classic ombre.
Caring for your Ombré
Unlike an allover color, the upkeep of ombré is easy. Roots don’t grow in so the look can last up to several months. You will need maintain the vibrancy of your color, though. Use a shampoo and conditioner especially formulated for color-treated hair. Make sure your shampoo contains an antioxidant and UV filters to protect your hair. Keep your light ends hydrated with a leave-in treatment which is designed to moisturize and protect from heat styling.
Go for an ultra dramatic bold look by blending 2 or more fashion colors for a custom style that looks out of this world!