Source: maneinterest.comNot all ombre is bright and blonde. In fact, this shade is a darker take on a traditional ombre style. Mingling a dark brown with an auburn red, this coppery take on a brunette color is ideal for those who want ombre without sacrificing their dark natural hair. The transition is smoother than other ombre styles as well. This look is great for all season, but it best complements autumn with its rich and warm colors.

47. Classic Ombre Hair for Fall

Source: instagram.comGreat for fall time, this ombre style is a mix of browns, dark and copper. Their tones are equally blended together to create a seamless transition from darker shades to lighter shades. The chocolate brown almost seems to melt into the copper brown, which also has highlights scattered throughout to further blend the two shades. This style is great for curled hair, and it works best for long and medium style cuts.

48. Natural Ombre Hairstyle for Dark Hair

Source: instagram.comWhile on the subject of darker ombre, this hairstyle is a great option for those wanting subtle hints of blonde. Dark brown is the subject of the roots of this style, and a few light brown shades blend together to create the seamless transition to the ombre style everyone covets. Scattered throughout the look are honey blonde highlights that break up the monotony of browns to bring dimension to this hairstyle, which is great for all hair lengths and all seasons.

49. Soft Platinum Ombre Highlights

Source: prettydollfaced.comSome people don’t want to rush into the ombre game, and ombre highlights are the best way to ease into the interesting hair style. This look utilizes these ombre highlights in a platinum shade. They break up the dark, ash brown base color that is seen throughout the hair. The highlights travel all the way to the tips, getting slightly lighter as they go. This look is ideal for all hair lengths, and it is a great way to grow out roots while still looking put together.