Ombre and sombre are two popular techniques that blend colour from darker roots to lighter ends. Both leave your roots natural, so you need fewer touch-ups, but the results are different.

Ombre

There is a clear contrast between the roots and the ends. The transition is sharper and the ends are noticeably lighter. It suits anyone who wants a bold, eye-catching look.

Sombre

Sombre means "soft ombre". The colours blend more slowly and gradually, and the ends are only a few shades lighter than the roots. The result is more natural and subtle.

Which one should you choose?

- For a striking, noticeable colour transition: ombre - For a natural, soft, low-maintenance look: sombre

Care tips

- Use a sulphate-free shampoo and a colour-protecting mask. - Lightened ends are more delicate, so always use a heat protectant before blow-drying or curling. - Trimming the ends every 2–3 months keeps the colour looking fresh.

The price depends on hair length and thickness. If you cannot decide, we can choose the technique that suits your hair and skin tone best together.