Ombré Hair in Brunettes – 73 Passionate Shades for Dark Hair!

Ombré Hair in Brunettes – 73 Passionate Shades for Dark Hair!

The technique of dyeing the hair, but without dyeing the locks completely, is a great bet to renew the look without being held hostage to root retouching.

And if you're a brunette and have doubts about how to adopt ombré hair in dark locks, the tips for shades and colors of ombré hair in brunettes are gathered in the post with many inspirations to change the look and rock the new hair.

 

Photos and Inspirations of Ombré Hair in Brunettes

Short hair 

For those who opted for the cut with shorter strands and want to invest in the look with ombré hair, you can be inspired by this idea of ​​using short, straight strands with the ombré hair technique to lighten darker hair.

In the proposal for ombré hair for brunettes, the idea here was to pull thin and discreet highlights along the locks and highlight the discoloration at the ends.

The lighter tone and slightly pulled towards gold is perfect for dark brown hair and leaves strands and skin lit.

For those who want to follow the palette of shades of blonde in the ombré hair effect on brunettes, the color is also welcome, and so as not to clash too much with the natural and dark tone of the locks, it is worth betting on a harmonious shade of blonde, avoiding shades very open and clear.

In this proposal, the idea of ​​pulling the ombré hair into soft blonde is completely harmonious and the dark roots do away with the need for frequent touch-ups.

The blonde tone is more intense at the ends and enhances the short and modern cut.

Another suggestion for short locks is this inspiration that brings ombré hair in a shade of blonde and honey.

The nuances chosen to lighten the hair give a softer effect to the strands and leave the skin well lit.

Medium hair 

The long bob cut entered the list of darlings among medium cuts, and in addition to having a modern look with a long bob, you can also combine the cut with the ombré hair effect on dark hair.

In the proposal, the dark brown hair gained strands far from the root and that intensify towards the ends. The color of the locks follows the honey tone, and matches perfectly with dark hair and skin tone, which is more illuminated.

Another inspiration that brings ombré hair to brunettes is this proposal, which shows wavy hair with ombré hair strands in honey tones.

In this case, the honey nuance is perfect, as it brightens dark brown hair without the need to bleach the strands a lot, avoiding the dry effect that bleaching can cause on locks.

Among the ideas of tones and nuances for ombré hair, the inspiration here brings locks with dark roots and locks in different shades of blonde, composing the ombré hair effect.

This mixture of blonde varies between honey and more open blonde in thin strands, which gives a brighter effect to the hair without leaving the look completely blonde.

Long hair 

For women with long, straight hair, the inspiration here brings the ombré hair technique in a softer and more discreet proposal, and perfect for having lightened hair.

Dark brown hair features thin, spaced strands along the length and away from the root, while the tips have more of a lightened effect, ensuring a honey tone with a golden background to lighten dark hair.

This effect of lightening the strands with a gradient look is also beautiful on wavy hair and “beach hair” style, creating a natural bleached look to the strands.

To keep the look closer to natural, the idea here was to make soft highlights and intensify the lighter color at the ends, leaving the ends in a honey blonde tone, which is beautiful and quite natural for dark brown hair.

Another inspiration for ombré hair in brunettes with long hair is this look that has already been adopted by singer Selena Gomez.

The famous, bet on straight hair and ombré hair in different shades of blonde, ranging from honey to gold.

This mixture of tones was perfect to leave the natural look and integrate with dark brown hair.

In addition, the thinner strands pulled along the locks are perfect for not marking the straight hair too much and leaving the ends lighter in harmony with the rest of the hair.

Curly hair 

The technique of highlighting the locks is also a bet for curly hair and a great way to lighten dark hair and enhance the undulations of the curls.

As inspiration for ombré hair in curly hair, the inspiration here brings curly hair with thin highlights along the length, enhancing the curls, and intensifying at the ends, which gain a blonder effect.

The result looks beautiful and is a great choice to value curly hair.

 

For those with curly hair who don't want a very open tone of blonde in their hair, a great bet is ombré hair on brunettes with a golden blonde effect.

In this inspiration, the locks are more widely spaced and the tips in golden tones enhance curly hair and dark skin, bringing luminosity to the strands and face.

And if the idea is to almost reach blonde curly hair, it is worth the proposal to make the ombré hair effect more intense, as shown in the proposal.

In inspiration, the locks along the length follow a honey tone and keep the root in a dark brown tone. When reaching the end of the locks, the chosen color is a more open blonde, which makes the ends lighter and highlights the ombré hair effect in brunettes.

Blonde / Golden 

Among the inspirations of brunettes with blonde ombré hair effect on the locks, the proposal here brings dark hair with a gradient proposal of blonde tones, which intensify towards the ends.

In the proposal, the dark and almost black root was kept and the chocolate-toned locks start at the height of the eyebrows, bringing a new color to the strands.

To include the golden tone, the chocolate locks are mixed with a lighter blonde color, which is mixed with the golden nuance that is very present at the ends of the hair.

By following the gradient effect, the result is harmonious and the gold does not clash with the dark roots.

And to get really close to the blonde strands, but without completely dyeing the locks, it's worth following this ombré hair inspiration for brunettes who want to adopt blonde hair.

In the inspiration, the short hair with dark roots gained discreet blonde locks that come out just below the roots and intensify from length to ends, which makes the hair much lighter and in a blonde tone that illuminates the skin. .

For those who don't give up the golden effect in ombré hair, you can be inspired by this proposal for dark brown root hair with gold in the length and ends.

To introduce a more open tone of golden blonde, the idea was to create highlights and a shading effect to include the golden highlight at the ends of the hair.

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For those who want to lighten dark skin and dark hair without being too daring, the inspiration to lighten the strands in a softer way is worth it, including honey-toned highlights and tips along the locks.

In the inspiration, the famous Mariana Rios bet on the look that brings highlights and a honey tone throughout the hair, without reaching the roots, and a little more emphasis on the ends, which mixes the honey nuance with a more open tone of blonde.

Another discreet idea of ​​adopting the ombré hair effect on brunettes is this suggestion that brings thin honey-toned highlights along the length of the strands and a little more wicks at the ends.

The effect here is very smooth, but perfect for not leaving long and dark hair looking too heavy, since the honey tone brightens the locks, leaving the strands with a lighter look.

Another way to lighten hair with a honey nuance is this inspiration that brings honey-toned wicks along the length of the tips.

Dark brown hair is brighter with ombré hair and in addition to giving the strands a more modern look, the effect also ensures a brighter look for dark skin.

Red / Marsala

To adopt a more modern look with red hair, but without the need to dye the entire head of hair, the proposal here suggests red ombré hair.

In the proposal, the red locks start from the height of the ears and are more spaced and in a more closed tone, blending discreetly with the dark hair. When getting closer to the ends, the hair takes on a more intense and open red that dyes all the ends red.

For those looking for a less intense tone of ombré hair on brunettes with a red nuance, you can be inspired by this idea of ​​creating the effect in a faded red tone, which looks beautiful and more discreet.

In the suggestion, the dark hair has strands from the length that are less clear, creating a gradient effect towards the ends, which gain a super beautiful shade of faded red!

And for those who have short strands and want to bet on ombré hair for brunettes with a red nuance, you can take advantage of this inspiration.

The look features dark root hair with red streaks that blend with the brown hair in length, and the ends in an intense red tone, which gain even more prominence in the light.

 

With all the inspirations, now it's just a matter of taking advantage of the tips and adopting a new look with renewed locks.