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HAIR TRENDS 2013


The Amazing World Of
OMBRE
By Maria Arias

2012 was a year filled with wild hair colors and the amazing world of Ombre.
Ombre is a French word that signifies “shaded or shadow.”
In hair color it describes the gradual change in color from dark roots to light ends.

The original Ombre debuted about 4 years ago. Cosmopolitan cities like Los Angeles and my beloved New York City Started this trend. Celebrities like Drew Barrymore, Jessica Biel and Chloe Kardashian became fans of this trend. It did not take long for the mainstream to take notice. Ombre was raw, blunt and it became the hottest trend ever requested at salons.
 

Ombre is still hotter than ever, thanks to this year’s makeover. Instead of the extreme and overpowering Ombre we saw in 2012 and the years before, expect 2013 to bring a more subtle and sophisticated form of Ombre.  








Subtle Ombre is here to stay. It’s sexy, sensual, versatile, and easy to maintain. Sarah Jessica Parker (who’s been wearing subtle Ombre for years) Gisele Bundchen, Jessica Biel and Sandra Bullock are just a few of the celebrities who are showing off this trend.
 

2013 Hairstyles
Like hair color trends, hair styles also change with the seasons. This year, we’ll see chic knots & buns, wavy hair, braids and hair accessories. Check These out for inspiration!
 

 






Maria Arias is the owner and Color Director of Nolan Vincent Salon & Spa 
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