Black ombre is stylish and striking. Although it may not flatter everyone. So who is black ombre for? If you have a very contrasting look and a naturally dark hair color, you can try blending black into brown, red or even blonde. Long hair is a plus for ombre, as this colorist technique requires length to achieve a quality fade, especially if it is as dramatic as most black dip dyes. Check out the creative variations of dark ombre hair and get inspired for your next visit to the salon.

With naturally blonde hair, you can go just a few shades lighter in ombre. In this case, you will only achieve a dramatic color transition if you choose a reverse ombre or darken your roots sooner. With dark brown and black hair, you can switch to any color you want, including unnatural pastels and bold, bright colors. Plus, your ombre for dark hair will last for months and you won't have to worry about root growth, as you would with a solid hair color that is different from your natural hair color. Check out the following ombre ideas for brunettes to choose the shades and patterns you like most.

Ombre for black hair can mimic the look of sun-kissed locks. This hair color solution is perfect if you want to lighten your natural hair color with a dark ombre effect that looks shiny and healthy.

Copper tones are a great way to create dark ombre hair. Mixed with deeper shades of brown and black, copper tones can add a dramatic shine to your mane.