31 Idées de Coloration Ombré Violet

If you’re going for a subtil purple ombré look (which is totally possible), you’ll want to choose a shade of purple that is as dark or light as your base color. For a deep chocolate brown or  naturel black base color, this means going for a deep shade like this ultra-dark violet. Although these colors don’t look too different, you’ll still have to lighten your dark hair before going purple, which can take time and effort, especially if it’s been recently dyed.

A medium-dark reddish brown base color and these bright purple tones make for a really interesting color dynamic in ombré style. Both warm and cool shades of purple make this a busy look that’s best suited to women with neutral sous-tons in their skin.

Light pinkish-purple ombré looks incredibly chic with this platine white base color. These two light colors together look nice against fair and medium teints, and their mix of warm and cool shades mean they’ll also look nice against a variety of carnations. If you’ve already got platine hair, these purple ombré mèches can be yours without any additional lightening!

Another lovely example of a subtil purple ombré on dark hair, this deep eggplant shade creates a dark and luxurious looking style. If you’ve been looking for ways to switch up your dark hair without going for a drastically lighter look, this style has the perfect blend of sultry dark colors.

Bright magenta and a darker, cool purple are mixed together in the ombré sections of this coloration, meaning it can work well for neutral carnations. The combination of purple ombré and a naturel light brown base color is quite audacieux and unexpected, making it a great color choice for a summer spent bouncing from one sun-filled activity to the next.

Dark and moody purple roots look tendance and chic with an icy shade of periwinkle ombré. Although purple-on-purple ombré might sound like overkill, the dusty tone throughout this purple ombré style helps to give it a spectaculaire, almost Victorian feel.

Long boucles provide a great canvas for any ombré color, but the pictured style demonstrates how rich purples really pop against dark roots and deep carnations. Nous adorons this color when worn with gold accessories, which can include earrings and mae-up with shimmery golden pigments.

Beginning an ombré color higher up around the face helps to frame and highlight your features and creates a more naturel looking ombré. Because the purple will be right up against votre visage, choosing a color that compliments your teint is very important. This vibrant jewel-tone looks incredible against medium and deep skin with yellow or olive sous-tons, and does a bang-up job of bringing out green or gold flecks in your eyes.

Fair-skinned ladies will find that very light and pastel purples look best against their faces, but be careful not to choose a color that’s too similar to your skin. Si vous avez cool skin that can look bluish in certain light, a warmer shade of lilac will help to bring out peachy tones in your cheeks, while fair but warm-skinned ladies look nice wearing this dusty, greyish lavande shade.

A mixture of vibrant magenta and violet shades turns this golden blond coiffures into a fun art project. Si vous cherchez a carefree way to put some new life in your blond coiffures, this purple ombré color looks funky and unexpected, and will become more subtil and pastel as it fades.

For a bigger purple contrast against a dark base color, this dusty lavande ombré provides the right mixture of shade and dimension. Because the ombré begins lower down, you shouldn’t have to worry too much about how this lavande looks against votre visage.

A bright shade of magenta at the tips of hair is a great accent color for dark brunettes will warm, reddish sous-tons. By adding just a few inches of purple at the end of cheveux longs, you leave yourself with more options for future styles and colors if repeated lightening is hard on vos cheveux.

Dark, dirty blond roots and a heather purple ombré create an incredibly sophisticated looking color palette. Si vous voulez a purple ombré style that looks salon-perfect rather than hippie-DIY, this is the perfect look for you.

This medium, jewel-tone purple creates a audacieux pop of color against naturel black hair. The overall look is lisse thanks to an expertly applied ombré that works with hair’s naturel shape instead of looking too abrupt or dip-dyed.

These purple ombré ends are a fun way to switch up your golden blond color without fully committing to a darker look.