bronzed balayage will add dimension and depth to your brunette locks for an eye-catching sun-kissed effect. Your stylist will hand-paint subtle strokes of warm tones to enhance the natural brown hue of your locks.

Balayage hair–color trend is becoming a lasting trend. It provides an organic way of lightening hair and more flexibility if you like changing up your color frequently.

Sombre Hair with Light Blonde Highlights

Blonde hair can be an ideal way for brunettes looking to add highlights without making drastic changes. Balayage is an ideal technique to blend lighter hues seamlessly with dark brown locks for an organic and flattering result – like Lucy Hale’s stunning sombre color look that marries light blonde and rich chestnut brown shades into one striking combination!

Attaining this sombre look is easy for anyone, but to achieve optimal results it’s best left in the hands of an experienced colorist with brunette hair. Bring an image of what shade you want when making your appointment if possible so they can provide exactly the shade that matches it!

Add reddish hues to your brunette balayage for an eye-catching sun-kissed effect and give yourself an alluring, sun-kissed style! Straight or wavy styles alike will benefit from adding reddish tones; whether your hair is straight or wavy styles, reddish tones will illuminate any look with its stunning glow, accentuating the warmth of your complexion and further complement your style with some Dove Style+Care Flexible Hold Hairspray that won’t weigh down your locks – lightweight yet still effective!

Sombre Hair with Dark Roots and Light Blonde Highlights

If you love the look of ombre but prefer something softer and subtler, sombre hair could be perfect. This technique blends shades of brown with light blonde highlights for a natural-looking, low maintenance style that looks beautiful when finished off by light blonde highlights. Although your stylist may need to work harder on creating the ideal fade, sombre style is worth every minute spent perfecting its fade for those seeking soft golden tones.

To achieve this look, your stylist will start by applying bleach to lift the base colors and make space for lighter hues. Next, they’ll use a brush to paint in highlights in an organic pattern to give sombre hair its sun-kissed glow.

Copper Sombre hair color can add depth and richness to your brunette locks, creating an irresistibly unique style which pairs beautifully with cool skin tones.

To maintain healthy, vibrant sombre locks, invest in a high-quality color care shampoo and conditioner set. When heat styling, be sure to use EIMI Thermal Image Protectant Spray instead as this provides better heat protection than standard heat protectant sprays. Similarly, protecting from sun exposure with UV shield is also advised as bleach strips away protein which strengthens your locks over time – additionally regular restorative hair treatments like Keratin treatments will keep them strong and resilient!

Sombre Hair with Dark Roots and Dark Blonde Highlights

When clients desire a dramatic sombre effect, try using darker roots with lighter ends for an elegant transition. To achieve this look, start by applying demi-permanent hair color using a tint brush directly to full root section; feather it down towards mid head for feathered gradient effects before applying lighter shade at ends seamlessly blending it in.

Sombre is the gentler counterpart of ombre, using shades that are slightly darker or lighter than your natural hair color to achieve an sun-kissed effect. This technique works especially well on brunettes who do not wish to commit to full head coloring.

Sombre hair styles look particularly great with golden and reddish tones, providing an eye-catching contrast that adds depth and dimension. Golden hues will instantly give any mousy brown locks more dimension while making the colors pop when styled wavy or tousled.

If you’re not quite ready to commit fully to sombre hair color, try this soft blend of blonde and copper for an instant update that adds subtle color without going bold. The mixture of warm and cool tones looks absolutely beautiful on dark locks – the ideal way to add just a hint of hue without going all in.