Clearly, we are aware that platinum blonde hair is in Vogue right now, and we must give credit to our favourite stars. And while each version of blonde is getting its moment in the spotlight, we want to draw your attention to the fact that the most goth shade is here to stay. Red hair is becoming a trend for the season, and we dig it! Many starlets, both internationally and locally, have been spotted with this hair colour. ICYMI, Kendall Jenner’s rich cherry mane was impossible to ignore. Red is a very versatile colour that flatters any skin tone and has the ability to accentuate your facial features. This season, we’re going to see more of this colour because it doesn’t seem to go out of style. If you’ve been wanting to spice up your life with the trendiest colour, there’s no better time than now!
Listed Below Are A Few Ways You Can Sport The Red Hair Trend
To give you some redhead inspiration, here are 5 famous people who made the switch.
If You Dare To…
It takes a lot of confidence to wear a colour of red this bright. That is precisely how I was able to sashay this specific colour for more than 5 years. A full head of red hair is something that everyone should wear at least once in their life, but it’s not for the faint-hearted.
Copper Red FTW
With all good reason, copper red has become a popular colour all around the world. Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner made a compelling argument for the shade. Although less flashy than its predecessor, it still ensures you’re the centre of attention!
Up For Some Cherry Red?
Choose brown-hued highlights or underlights to go with the red if you adore this vivid colour but still want to complement it with dark brown tones. By doing this, you can avoid a head full of just red hair.
Highlights, But Make It Red
The trick to framing your face and bringing out that facial structure is undoubtedly money piece highlights. Red is the ideal hue for this trend. Money piece highlights are the solution if you’re afraid of committing to a permanent hair colour.
Your Bold Move!
When you want the colour to gradually blend into your natural hair, melts are almost always the best option. If you’re unsure about going all out with your hair colour, all you need is a shade that melts from red tones to somewhat browner tones.
Are you brave enough like them to rock red hair?
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