The right red for every skin tone

Red hair is on the rise, whether with more natural nuances or more intense and pulled towards reddish tones. To give your look a brighter look without looking unnatural, you need to choose the right red for every skin tone. Here are some tips to make sure you don’t go wrong.

White skin

Women with pale skin should opt for a red tone with copper tones from the most subtle to the most intense, such as copper blonde, natural red and cherry. Avoid the “sausage water” effect – a very open orange tone on light hair – and start changing your look little by little. Start by making lights with reddish tones gradually and only then increase the intensity until you reach the desired tone.

golden skin

Those who have fair skin but with a slightly golden touch and are about to renew their look can bet on the effect of sunbathing on their hair. For this, just use a color with a darker shade at the base of the head and nuances from the lightest red to the ends of the strands.

yellow skin

And who said that oriental women can’t get into the red hair fashion? Women with yellow skin can bet on locks with colors similar to those of women with golden skin, with shades of matte red and a more closed nuance, so the tone does not “fight” with the yellow skin.

light brown skin

Light brunettes who want to change the color of their hair can choose the red tone with shades that range from medium to intense red and do not need to previously bleach the hair to achieve the desired tone.

The red tones that highlight the light brunettes even more are the tones pulled towards dark copper, cherry and wine. In order not to be surprised by the new color of the hair and gradually get used to it, it is recommended to make locks with the chosen tone until you decide to dye the wires completely.

Brown skin

In brunettes, the red hair highlights the hair a lot. To match this skin tone, the best choices are shades close to cashew. If you prefer a more discreet look, bet only on the locks with the shade.

black skin

Women with dark skin should avoid red hair to not leave the appearance of burnt hair, devaluing their natural beauty. But if the intention is to have a reddish tone, balance the locks with brown from the root and bet on reddish locks with a matte tone and more closed only at the ends or bet once and for all on cherry tones.

red hair care

• To have red hair that is always shiny and beautiful, it is necessary to maintain the wires by touching up the root every 20 days and doing a good hydration with a hair restoration mask every 15 days.
• Another hair care tip is to use shampoo and conditioner specifically for dyed hair and always apply a leave-in with silicone after washing your hair.

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