34. Low Transition Honey Blonde

Source: s-media-cache-ak0.pinimg.comFor those who don’t want a sharp ombre look, this hair color style might be the best option. The roots are a dark brown that remain the same shade until the shoulders where they finally begin to change. The tips of this ombre style are not far from the honey brown shade that the dark brown transitions too, making this ombre look natural and subtle with a low transition. This look is ideal for long haircuts.

35. Blonde Beauty Natural Ombre Look

Source: instagram.comSummery styles are starting to come into style for all seasons. This blonde ombre look is best styled disheveled. It starts with a dark brown at the roots to resemble a “grown out” look. The grungy style is continued with a transition to a honey blonde before reaching a platinum destination. Subtle platinum highlights create a dynamic effect that looks great in all hair lengths, curled or straightened.

36. Ashy Tones for a Subtle Ombre

Source: instagram.comAshy colors are great for a subtle look no matter the length of the hair or the base shade. In this look, a dark, ash brown is used for the roots, blending in an ash gray and ash blonde mix for the tips. Small subtle highlights are throughout in an ombre fashion to provide a smooth transition and depth within the hair color. This look is great for wintertime or spring since it is soft and subtle.

37. Sun Kissed Copper Ombre Look

Source: instagram.comStunning and fiery, this look is an edgy person’s heaven. The dark, chocolate brown covers the entire roots, but the tips of the hair are done in a copper brown that resembles the same shade as a penny. The transition is smooth by using gentle highlights to blend the dark and the light shades together. This ombre color is great for summertime and fall, and it is ideal for both long and short hairstyles.