I Thought This Hair Trend Was "Dated"—Now It's Dominating Summer
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@maria_bernadThis deep, plum-red hair colour is making a comeback.
Between deep mahogany red, bright-flame orange, and subtler auburn and copper tones, there's a shade to suit every skin tone and personality. You can opt for a bold, all-over red hair colour, or if you want to test-drive the hair trend, why not try some subtler ribbons of copper balayage through your hair?
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@alllisonhoI love how this vibrant, copper colour blends seamlessly into burnt orange towards the ends.
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GETTY imagesA glossy cherry is the ultimate way to take your hair colour into autumn and winter, as Shay Mitchell demonstrates.
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GETTY imagesI love this bouncy, '90s-inspired blowout on Zendaya, but I love her copper hair colour even more. This is an ideal look for brunettes who want to experiment with warmer colours.
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@andylecompteMadonna recently stepped out with this vibrant red hair transformation, and I expect others will follow suit.
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@alwaysjudgingFeeling spicy? Chili red makes a bold statement.
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@alwaysjudgingFull-bodied and vibrant, this hair colour is the one if you want a deep hue.
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@nayelizabethIf an all-over hair colour is too bold, why not try some subtle red tones through the lengths of your hair for a seasonal update?
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SPOTLIGHTComing in hot off the Koché S/S 23 runway is this flaming, neon-red hair colour. I'm obsessed.
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@anaasmoodRed doesn't have to mean a block of colour as this multi-dimensional red hair proves. Ask your hair colourist to apply different red tones throughout your lengths, which will also give the illusion of fuller and thicker hair.
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SPOTLIGHTNot just reserved for Halloween, this vampy red hue had Versace's seal of approval at its S/S 23 show.
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@bellahadidThe "money piece" (aka face-framing highlights) is a great way to tap into the trend without the full commitment (à la Bella Hadid).
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@eniswardrobeWhether you usually opt for blonde balayage or want to try a new hair colour, why not experiment with copper balayage through the lengths on dark hair?
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@laurennicolefkI'm really into this expensive-looking auburn hair colour, which is warmer than brunette and subtler than bright cherry.
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@marygreenwellIf you're blonde or fair-haired and not already blessed with copper hair, then why not try strawberry blonde?
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@oumaymaboumeshouliA vivid copper shade makes a real statement on a bob haircut.
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@oumaymaboumeshouliSubtle spice hues like cinnamon are so flattering.
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@sydney_sweeneyPumpkin hues give blonde hair a seasonal update.
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@the_oluwaseunWhy not experiment with copper braids?
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@raeannlangasIf you're brunette, take your hair colour up a notch to a warmer chocolate hue.
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GETTY imagesGlossy? Check. Autumnal? Check.
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SPOTLIGHTThe bolder the better—as proved at Botter's S/S 23 show.
Red hair can be prone to fading quickly, so using a deviated shampoo that's safe for coloured hair can help retain its vibrancy.
Much like shampoo, a dedicated conditioner will ensure your hair colour lasts as long as possible in between salon visits.
Metals and minerals in shower water (and even more so in hard-water areas) can leech the colour out of your hair. This hair filter fits onto your shower to filter out colour-fading properties from your water, leaving your hair colour vibrant and shiny.
If you're blonde or have lighter blonde highlights through dark hair, this colour-depositing mask allows you to dabble with a semi-permanent copper hair colour. It can also be used to maintain red hair in between colour appointments.
Red-coloured hair can really fade in the sun, so you want to protect from UV rays if you're headed on holiday. This leave-in cream protects your hair colour while moisturising and taming flyaways.