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Caramel Ombré
Espresso roots blending into a warm mid-brown caramel through the ends, a shorter drop in depth than a blonde ombre.

BeforeCaramel OmbréThis render comes from the same edit instruction HairGlam uses for this look, applied to a studio portrait. In the app the shade lands on your own photo instead.
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Only about three levels separate root from ends, so the whole thing stays inside the brown family and reads as light catching the lengths rather than an obvious two-tone. Indoors it can look like a single rich brown; outside the caramel turns visibly golden. It is the gentlest ombre to grow out and among the least damaging, because the ends rarely need to go past a level seven. Fade heads toward a flat mushroom brown.
- Undertonewarm. The caramel carries a clear orange-gold base, which sits naturally against warm, golden and olive skin and can look sallow beside a very pink complexion.
- Starting pointLight and medium brown hair reaches caramel with a single lift on the ends, while dark brown or black needs bleach to clear the underlying red first.
- UpkeepA warm gloss every ten to twelve weeks keeps the caramel from going muddy, the root needs no work, and the shallow lift keeps condition cost low.

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