By sweeping colour through the ends of curly hair like Michelle Obama you can add definition to your natural curls, making them look healthier and fuller.

Chrissy Teigen’s ombred lengths are the ultimate inspiration for women who love super long hair, as the technique stops the style looking flat and adds a healthy-looking shine.

As Margot Robbie demonstrates, a soft ombre can open up and shape your face. It’s also an effective way to let your colour grow out gracefully.

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Jenna Coleman’s hair is specifically cut to frame her hair and by running a few light colours through her ends the effect is amplified.

While traditional highlights can risk making your tresses look a little stripy, Jessica Biel’s ombre warms her hair colour without a noticeable dye line.

For supermodel-approved hair, follow Gisele’s example and enhance loose waves by blending blonde highlights through the lengths and around the frame of your face.

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Serena Williams has been using the ombre technique to take her hair gradually blonder and blonder. It’s a clever way to ensure you like the colour and it can keep your hair in better condition than choosing an all-over bleach.

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French woman are known for the effortlessly undone glamour of their hair, and a blonde ombre can help you achieve it too, à la Marian Cotillard.

The ombre technique can give your hair a naturally sun-kissed finish like Blake Liveley’s full waves, because of the subtlety of the process.

Asking for a selection of natural-looking highlights throughout your hair makes beachy waves like Alison Brie’s look even more chic.