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What is Reverse Ombré Colour?

Changing your hair colour used to mean hours in a salon chair and potential chemical damage. Today, wigs give you the power to switch up your look instantly.

What is a Reverse Ombré Wig?

You are likely familiar with the traditional ombré, which transitions from dark roots to light ends. A reverse ombré flips this concept completely on its head. This style features a light colour at the roots (like platinum or honey blonde) that gradually melts into a much darker shade (like chocolate brown) at the tips.


Take a look at the striking Sandstorm look below:


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If you are looking for a ash blonde alternative, Alyne is a stunning example of this style.

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Another twist to this technique is mixing a natural base with a vivid pop of colour. Try a striking, dramatic red like Jekyll or for purple try Haxan for maximum impact. For a softer pastel vibe, swap it out for Dusk —keeping the exact same placement but adding a delicate dash of pink.


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Want to trick admirers with the secret to multicoloured hair like our limited edition Zeus —without using a drop of dye? Keep them guessing with your natural blonde roots. It will be our little secret!


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