The Best Ombre Hairstyle at Lake Nona

Who Chooses Ombre?

Ombre is chosen mainly by those women who do not dare to drastically change their hair color, but at the same time want to refresh their appearance. 

Such a move is justified: with ombre you get to keep your natural hair color but your hairstyle is noticeably transformed at the same time.

Ombre hair coloring is an excellent option for those who like warm light shades, but do not like the usual clean or cold blond shades. Warm blond can seem yellow without any gradient and ombre prevents this effect.

Also, ombre is ideal for women who want to grow long healthy hair, but are not ready to give up the use of dye. Dyeing your hair along the entire length will inevitably lead to a lot of damage. But, if you do an ombre, you will be able to keep your hair as healthy as possible.

Although, if you have very short hair - for example, cuts like "garcon", "pixie" or "bob", you need a consultation with a professional before opting for ombre. Due to the insufficient length, it is difficult to create a beautiful gradient with a soft transition.

In fact, you need a professional performance in all of the cases. A smooth gradient requires a lot of work and skill, and not every hair stylist is able to perform a top-class ombre. If you live in the Orlando area, the best salon for ombre hair is Mango Beauty. 

Ombre Hairstyles Types

If you already are sure that you want a gradient effect in your hair, don’t hurry. There are several types and techniques of this style. 

The mainly used ones are:

• Classic - the most popular. With this type of coloring, two similar tones are used and  the transition is as blurred as possible. This is the most natural and natural ombre option.
• With a clear border - implies the graphic appearance of the color transition line with a visible border.
• Ponytail - implies imitation of a sun-bleached hair, which has been worn in a ponytail outside.
• Vintage - based on dyeing the roots in a darker shade (chocolate, nutty, cognac) and lightening the middle part of the curls and ends;
• Transverse - based on thick highlighting, which helps to create the effect of maximum naturalness with a smooth transition.
• Flame effect - used mainly on dark hair. In this technique, the natural color is gradiented with tips painted in copper, brick, honey and other warm tones.
• Radical - means the usage of an unnatural shade - blue, pink, green, etc. Or even two unusual shades to create a completely different look.

As you see, ombre hair can suit everyone. The only necessary option for all is to get the ombre color in a good salon to prevent the damage to the look!