Essay On Ombre Dying

With an ever-changing society, I have noticed that within the last 5 years both my friends, my peers, and I have adopted the innovation of ombre dying our hair. Ombre dyed hair appears to gradually get lighter throughout the length of the hair, meaning that the roots of the hair are the darkest in color and the ends of the hair are the lightest in color. Ombre dying can occur with any color hair, and can even occur in the form of a reverse ombre, where the roots are the lightest part of the hair and the ends are the darkest. The practice of ombre dying hair was adopted on the basis that it was a way to change your hair without making a drastic change to your full head of hair. Ombre dying stays within the color palette of your hair color and often doesn’t require your entire hair to be dyed so you can still have aspects of your …show more content…
They desire to have some sort of change with their appearance and ombre dying fulfills this in a minor way that isn’t a drastic change for the individual. The individual feels fresh and pretty with their new hair if the result is desired. However, ombre dying does have the ability to bring about undesirable consequences for an individual as its functionality doesn’t always occur the way we want it to. For example, if an individual were to ombre dye their hair themselves, it has the ability to turn out how they didn’t want it to which could lead to them feeling less confident about themselves and upset at the decision to ombre dye their hair. If a hair dresser ombre dyes an individual’s hair, the individual could also face undesired consequences by being unhappy with the way their hair looks. Dying your hair often makes it more dry and thing considering it is being chemically altered, which qualifies as another undesired consequence of ombre