No matter the shade of red hair you desire to achieve, there’s an eye-catching shade out there to suit everyone – from strawberry blonde to burgundy; we have some incredible names of fiery hues for inspiration!
Golden Copper
Golden copper is an eye-catching hue combining brown and red that suits light complexions well. Think caramel but more vibrant.
Dark Red
Dark red is a beautiful hue that stands out against darker complexions. While this bold and daring hue can make an impactful statement in professional environments, its use can be manageable and balanced. Try a deep cherry shade that echoes your favorite drink’s taste!
Copper
Vivid copper is a bold and beautiful shade reminiscent of sunset. Pair it with sleek ponytails or pin-straight downdos to reveal its shimmery sheen. Consult your hair stylist about shampoos not containing sulfates and alcohol to extend their vibrancy over time.
Bright Copper Red
Bright copper red looks incredibly stunning on natural redheads and brunettes with rosy complexions, making this shade ideal for olive skin tones with cool undertones, brown, icy blue, or emerald green eyes, and olive skin tones with cool undertones.
Strawberry Blonde
Strawberry blonde is an in-between shade that complements fair skin perfectly, offering an alternative to coppery hues, which may only suit some. This multidimensional look works exceptionally well if copper tones don’t fit.
Ginger
Ginger is a warm red shade that works beautifully for most complexions. Reminiscent of pomegranate, it looks adorable on light eyes with pale or medium skin tones.
Brick Red
Brick red is another warm hue that suits fair skin and blue, green, or brown eyes well. Try it as an understated hair color choice or to add warmth to brown locks; it works on both bobs and lobs alike!
Wine
Wine is an exotic color – its deep red tone tinged with violet makes it stand out against all skin tones and eye colors, particularly cool skin tones. Perfect for ladies looking for an eye-catching shade without washing out, wine complements any haircut or hair texture ranging from short bobs to long, wavy locks.
Mahogany
Traditional brown shades may become dull over time, while mahogany offers an elegant alternative to keep your look on-trend. If a deep mahogany shade is too intense for you, try adding copper streaks for a lighter yet just as sensual look.
Aubergine
Aubergine is an eye-catching hue to add to your palette, sitting between red and purple in terms of hue. With its violet undertones, aubergine stands out among other colors as an eye-catching shade that makes you stand out.
Orange Ombre
Orange ombre hair offers striking, high-contrast color for an eye-catching style. This combination of strawberry blonde to orange-red hues is beautiful and bold, making this an excellent option for women with warm skin tones.
Purple Red
With its subtle pink undertones, this vibrant purple shade reminiscent of mulberry jam has an interesting backstory; it was named for Rebecca Meyer, daughter of CSS pioneer Eric Meyer. Traffic Purple is a versatile mid-tone purple shade that leans more toward red than blue, making it suitable for any palette and particularly striking when used alongside Sap Green, its complementary hue.
Auburn
Auburn is a stunning combination of red and warm brown that works beautifully on light and dark complexions. Make the look your own by adding dimension through balayage highlights or lowlights for added dimension and drama. Rich hues like this regal shade complement women with darker hair, as they help protect it from sun and chlorine exposure while complementing both cooler and warm skin tones. In particular, natural blondes benefit from its full spectrum of hues.
