#31: Merlot Red Hair Color
The merlot red hair color is a deep, true wine shade with balayage-colored pieces. The hair pieces are painted along the ends and on the front of the face to frame it. The deepness of this shade makes it suitable for all skin types. The merlot hue is ideal for bringing out stunning eyes! The bright reddish hue is a great choice for different hair types, but it is best when paired in healthy hair.
#32: Mahogany With Blonde Highlights
It’s a shade of red mahogany that has lighter highlights that are blonde and color melting. “It is a bright copper orange , with gold balayage highlights. The golden hairstyle is the best way to make you look like Nicole Kidman” says senior stylist Ashley Bahm of Stillwater, OK. This shade is ideal for women with fair and warm skin tones. “I particularly love a golden-red shade on women who have green eyes! The mahogany shade is perfect on women of all hair kinds,” says Bahm. Bahm suggests using the base color and then balayage through (alternating) in order to give depth to the color. “Using an sulfate-free shampoo as well as conditioner, and always washing and rinse with cool water can aid in maintaining your appearance and help keep it looking stunning and lively. If you use a hairspray on a regular basis be sure to stay clear of hairsprays with high levels of alcohol. The alcohol in the hairspray can cause it to fade more quickly and become very brassy” she says.
#33: Crimson Red Ringlets
These crimson red rings feature vivid coppers and reds. They were designed through the styling of Meagan Eldridge from Nashville, TN. “Ask the stylist you trust to mix the vibrant crimson color with coppers and bright reds” she says. The ideal tone and shade must be selected following a thorough discussion. These gorgeous curls in crimson are breathtaking and full of life and are worth every penny.
#34: Maroon & Violet Burgundy
This maroon-violet-burgundy shade is a deep maroon that has highlights from balayage. “I am a fan of the bright copper flecks that recur throughout,” says hairstylist Amelia Rempel from Canada. This shade is ideal for women with cool skin tones or for women who have fair skin tones and pink undertones. “Use cool water and don’t over-wash your hair in order to keep the hair’s color,” says Rempel. “Wash your hair using conditioner and shampoo that is color safe like Goldwell Fade Stop and R+Co Gemstone. If you’re interested in an exact shade request a range of shades of violet, red and copper. The dimensions will allow you to have a beautiful fade-out, and it will last until you’re able to get back the stylist.” This shade is best for those with cool skin tones, or fair skin with pink undertones. Rempel offers this advice to your stylist: “The base was applied first. Utilizing Topchic Effects and Silk Lift were applied with an unintentional balayage technique. This was to ensure that the base color blends into. The process took 30 minutes before being toned in the basin for fifteen minutes.”
#35: Burgundy Red for Summer
This red hue was designed by master colourist Sarai Speer from Kansas City, MO. “This is a lovely hairstyle that requires little maintenance,” notes Speer. “The shade should be retouched every 6-8 weeks to keep the vibrancy.” For women who have dark burgundy undertones to the skin tone, this shade will help to enhance those. Utilize Joico Lumishines as well as Schwarzkopf shades (and obviously Olaplex) to get this red hue.
#36: Western Europe Reddish-Brown
It’s a Western Europe reddish-brown base color is broken up by copper highlights. It’s a great choice for those who don’t wish to settle for old brunette or dark hair. The warm red hues provide the skin with a needed shine. This shade is ideal for women looking to tone down hair that was previously dark. Microfine copper highlights make the overall red hue while also giving the original color a sparkle! If the color fades, it will appear like Amy Adam’s hair color. Copper is great for women with hairstyles that are reddish-brunette. However, other colors include bright copper along with strawberry blonde.
#37: Rusty Brown Red
This dark brown-red-rusty color is great for a more dimensional redhead. Add brighter pieces to create an imposing base. This dark brown-red shade is perfect designed for women who want an interesting style, and is willing to keep the rich shade.
#38: Ruby Red Ombre
This vibrant ruby red ombre with a dark root was created by hair stylist Marinna Guasto of Long Island, NY. “A darker root adds an extra energy and makes the color last longer between appointments,” says Guasto. “Redheads are extremely difficult to keep because it’s difficult for hair to keep this shade.” “I always try to remind those who are considering using boxes for color and that they should see a licensed hairdresser who utilizes professionally-made color” She adds. “Wash your hair with a red ombre in the least amount of time you can and always apply a hair protector that is heat-resistant and uses moderate temperatures. The color fades with high heat so quickly.”
#39: Warm Red Hue
The warmer red shade is creating autumnal vibes! To get this hue you should ask your colorist for an intense orange-red hue that brings out cheeks flushed.
#40: Soft Apricot
The soft apricot copper color has reflection tones. It’s bright and was invented by stylist Evie Williams from Essex. “A delicate apricot copper shade will suit every woman, but it’s essential to choose the correct shade,” says Williams. “Women who have a warm skin tone should opt for an copper gold base.”
#41: Light Auburn Hair
Hair with a light auburn color never fails to turn heads. The tasted hair color like this can be made by using an ombre method.
#42: Medium Copper + Irish Red
Medium copper and the Irish red are a fiery shade that will make you crave more warm shades. A vibrant red glow is stunning in medium-length hair.
#43: Dark Brown and Indian Red
The dark brown, Indian red with highlights combination is an innovative way to bring brightness to your dark locks.
