We love the classic ombre. Dark roots, light ends, super low-maintenance—it’s an easy way to have an eye-catching look.
The reverse ombre turns things upside down, literally: it features light roots blending into darker tips, and it won’t let you skip salon appointments. It’s a commitment, but the drama is totally worth it. Let’s talk details.
1. White To Black With Neon Green
Crisp white roots melt into midnight black, but it’s that neon green in between that demands a double take. Electric!
2. Light To Dark Brown
You’ve seen this color combo as ombre, but not in this order. This look has dark blonde and light brown hues at the roots and deepens into a rich espresso brown at the ends. Subtle and dramatic at once.
3. Lavender To Ash Reverse Ombre
Lavender-to-ash blend has a dreamy, misty aesthetic that looks ethereal but edgy. The maintenance, though… Prepare to work for this hair color.
4. Platinum To Brown Reverse Ombre
Platinum takes the lead, but the brunette ends steal the show because they’re so unexpected. Contrast goals.
5. Ginger To Brunette
Ginger to brunette reverse ombre is autumn in hair form. This rich combo is calling out to cozy sweaters and pumpkin everything—but make it chic.
6. Ashy Blonde To Black Reverse Ombre
Starting with cool, ashy blonde at the roots and transitioning into jet-black tips, this reverse ombre feels moody and romantic. Perfect for the modern goth.
7. Ashy Lavender To Black
This mesmerizing combination pairs smokey lavender tones with dark ashy as it deepens into striking black. Sophisticated in the coolest, edgiest way.
8. Platinum Blonde To Copper
Platinum blonde to copper reverse ombre is reminiscent of the setting sun—fading from light to fiery.
9. Blonde To Chocolate Brown
Blonde to chocolate brown reverse ombre is serving classic with a twist. This blonde-to-chocolate ombre is luxurious and flattering, and the complete opposite of what we’re used to.
10. Strawberry Blonde To Ashy Brown
Soft and muted, this pairing of pale strawberry blonde roots with ashy brown ends is a subtle way to experiment with reverse ombre.