What kind of hair style is this called?

[Jean-Francois]

Originally Posted by Gabriella Geramia

Sorry, I meant the cut, not color. But glad I learned about color melt!

Ombre is French for shadow, but put an acute accent on the e, (ombré), and it becomes shaded.
Melt is no doubt an okay word for a hair colour for women, but in U.K. melt, (not a colour), is an extremely insulting word for one guy to call another, it means a wimp or loser, not manly.

[Signs9]

Long straight hair parted in the middle. I wore mine like that in the 70s.

[Riley.]

Originally Posted by Straight Arrow

It is ether Ombre or color melt. I am inclined to think it is ombre.
With ombre, there's a clear distinction from the root color and the end color. ... But color melt hair goes the extra mile and blends the colors so flawlessly that the hair gradually becomes lighter and lighter. The goal for color melt hair is for the color to blend seamless and natural.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/387661480422527851/

I concur - ombre.

[Zoisite]

Originally Posted by Gabriella Geramia

It's pretty simple and basic, looks like just long with face framing? I still like it though.

https://stealherstyle.net/wp-content...ll-hair-20.jpg

Edit: Meant to ask about the cut, not color

It's called Cher Hair and it's been popular for 60 years with many women of all ages (even some men) ever since the early 1960's, even before Cher 'trended' the style in 1965.

https://www.popsugar.com/beauty/Long...-2017-43587738

Pix of Cher Hair: https://www.google.ca/search?q=Cher+...w=1336&bih=674

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