SOMBRE HAIR EXTENSIONS
Sombre Extensions
Sombré – the soft Ombré look
Lightened ends have established themselves as a coloring trend. So is Sombré: The short form of Soft Ombré translates as "softly shaded" and is characterized by even more delicate and multifaceted color gradients than its big sister, Ombré. The best part: The shadow effects are therefore welcome in all hair colors and lengths.
Is Ombre Soon passé? No, the perennial favorite remains – and continues to conjure up sun-kissed hair. But since the two-tone style of dark lengths and light tips has been a trendsetting staple for some time, the time was ripe for an update. Perfect timing for "Sombré." With the soft Ombré look However, the transition between the tones – usually from dark to light – appears much softer and more subtle. With ombré hair, the color difference from root to tip can be up to six shades, while with sombré, the difference can be a maximum of three. The transitions are also not as harsh with sombré. This makes the color flow in sombré hair particularly natural.
Presenter and actress Gaby Espino is on the cutting edge of styling with her sombré mane
The following advantages speak for the soft hair coloring trend:
- Natural is extremely popular: thanks to the soft transitions and minimal color differences, the look almost doesn't appear dyed, but rather completely natural.
- Sombré for everyone: The slightly lightened tips look good on all hair lengths.
- Small but mighty: The delicate color gradient can give shortcuts more volume, depth and structure.
- Color kick: With Sombré you can give your natural hair color a cool effect in an instant.
- Try it risk-free: The color can easily grow out because there are no hard color edges.
Sombré: Boundlessly good
As if cast from a single piece: Sombré conjures up harmonious color blends in the hair
Essentially, the coloring process for ombré and sombré is the same: The light color is applied with a comb, not with a brush like with other coloring techniques. This ensures a smooth gradient throughout the hair. For the natural sombré look, special braiding and weaving techniques can be used to create subtle highlights. These mini highlights allow dark and light shades to be blended even more subtly, creating a customized result.
Why does this color trend work with every hair tone? While ombré traditionally combines blonde and brown, sombré is also perfect for red and black hair.