#15: Light Brown to Royal Blue Ombre
Get those summer waves on the hair’s tips with a refreshing bright shade of Azure. An ombre of blue to brown dip dye is a fun method for bringing life to your locks.
#16: Brown Hair to Light Blue Ombre
This sparkling fairy and faded blue-purplish shade that drips down your brunette’s hair can give you a completely stylish look. Even with a shorter-length hairstyle, you can recreate adorable blue ombre hair styles similar to this.
#17: Pink to Blue Ombre
If you’re a person with an addiction to sweets then this blue-to-pink cotton candy hair is perfect for you! The delightful mix of shades in pink looks stunning on skin with a tan.
#18: Black Roots with Silver to Blue Ombre
Use a silver-blue ombre to enhance the mid-length cut. The modern grey-blue ombre hair shade can be given the appearance of textured hair by using the wavy hairstyle. The movement adds something wonderful to the shades. Wear it to earn the title of icy queen and look stunning!
#19: Brown to Blue Ombre
Take a look at this stunning hair in blue! Colorist Alexa created a color melt by using brunette natural hair as the base, and then melted to create an ombre of mermaid blue and cyan that compliments the long curls amazing.
#20: Black to Light Blue Ombre with Beach Curls
This is a smoky and saturated blue ombre with a color melt and beach curls. The hair was created by stylist and salon owner Jodi Stormshak from Nashville, TN. This blue hairstyle Stormshak promises to fade the color to reveal a stunning pastel blue that is icy and has the appearance of a more softer growth outline. “Make sure that you choose the colorist who is skilled in not just vivids, but also blondes. A good foundation color will make the color to endure longer, and also fade more quickly! Be aware the fact that it’s a maintenance-intensive shade, which means you’re not just required to plan for salon expenses in addition to the cost of products too,” she adds.
#21: Blue to Green Ombre
The blue hair tresses were designed by hairdresser Heather Amodio of Camillus, NY. “It’s certain to bring an interesting change to hair’s natural hue,” she notes. “It is a little childish in how it mixes.” Amodio wants you to be aware of the amount of maintenance needed. “Don’t choose this color in case you’re not able to handle one or two days of dry shampoo to keep the hue.” “It certainly requires an assertive, confident, and confident persona to pull off an impressive shade. Try Pulp Riot and Matrix Socult. These are the most stylists’ hair colors of preference. The blue and green hair ombre was created using an amalgamation of both,” she adds.
#22: Black to Midnight Ombre on Short Hair
“Don’t you just love dark blue shades? If you’re looking to go dark, but with a fun shade, but not too bright or bold you can ask for light blue accents,” says stylist Liza Russo from Lombard, IL. Russo suggests you go for a few highlights on the sides, and an elongated herringbone on top using Revlon blonde, up with 15 vol. “For your base shade, apply Revlonissimo semi-permanent color 2.10 from the scalp up to the ends. After that, you’ll need to process it for about 25 minutes, blow dry it, and then add Pulp Riot Nightfall all over to create this dark blue ombre hair” she says. The dark shade, paired with brighter blue pops on hair with short lengths looks fantastic! If you’re looking to keep this style it is essential to go to the salon for a trim for your sides every couple of weeks. This color is ideal for women who are both extroverts and introverts alike, however, not all the time in the workplace for this color. Colors that are trendy are beginning to become trendy, so increasing numbers of workplaces are allowing these colors to be used in the workplace.
