Red coloring: varieties and subtleties of coloring

In recent years, red hair coloring has become very fashionable. It is optimal for bright, daring and self-confident women who are not afraid to challenge the crowd and at the same time invariably evoke rapturous glances from men.

Coloring is a special technique for dyeing hair, which allows you to combine from 3 to 20 shades, and they can be either similar to each other or contrasting. Such coloring looks very impressive and makes a woman truly luxurious. Red highlighting allows you to use a wide range of red, orange and golden shades on the hair, so every woman can choose the tone that will be combined with her color type and hairstyle features.

There are certain female types for whom this coloring suits more than everyone else.

• Women with warm pinkish skin are suitable for all existing shades of red, this appearance is considered ideal for such a coloring.
• The classic of the genre is a combination of a red mop and green eyes, in this case a mysterious and slightly witchcraft image is created.
• Red shades suit fair-haired girls, since in this case there is no need for additional bleaching of the strands, which can damage the hair. Blondes can use the most delicate shades of red for coloring, as well as more daring, creative and daring ones.
• But if the skin tends to blush often, then it is worth abandoning such staining - red tones on the hair will only emphasize this already unpleasant feature.
• You should not resort to fiery shades and owners of problem skin, since bright colors draw undue attention to all the flaws in appearance, bringing these imperfections to the fore.
• Older women should be as careful as possible when choosing a shade. Too bright "acidic" tones can emphasize the onset of age-related changes and throw on the owner of the head of hair 5-10 extra years.
• Brunettes should also think about the choice of shades. In their case, coloring requires preliminary clarification. Here, depending on the original color of the strands and the structure of the hair, a wide variety of shades may appear, which are sometimes quite different from the expected ones.
• Red-haired coloring will not be successful on gray strands, since there is no natural pigment in such curls, so the result of coloring can be completely unpredictable.

Most often, with red coloring, a technique is used in which individual thin strands are painted with shades from golden orange to crimson. As a result, soft and natural overflows from one tone to another are created on the head, they look very impressive in bright light. Coloring individual curls creates interesting highlights in the hairstyle, adds volume to the hair, and makes the look more expressive and dynamic. In this performance, the main tone becomes deeper, and bright and lively accents make the hair more lively and light.

Ombre is often done on red hair, this style of coloring gained popularity in the early 2000s, but still has not lost its popularity. Ombre is a gradient coloring from one shade to another, most often the roots are colored in darker tones, and the tips are lighter. In the case of a ginger color, this can be a stretch from brown to honey or from cherry to caramel. More restrained options are also possible, in which red colors are used only as transitional ones, for example, from chocolate at the top of the head to light red at the tips.

Owners of red hair often dye their hair using the bronzing technique, in fact, this is the same highlighting, only the dyeing of the strands begins not from the roots, but with a small indent. Such coloring has a great advantage in comparison with other techniques - as they grow, the strands look very aesthetically pleasing, and the border between the original and the colored color is not visible, respectively, painting requires correction no more often than once a quarter.

Other techniques are often used, for example:

• shatush, in which only the ends of the hair are colored;
• coloring of individual zones - bangs or strands framing the face;
• rare highlighting - in this case, thick strands of hair are toned, which are at a sufficient distance from each other.

For red coloring, a wide variety of shades are used.

• Copper - a universal tone, which includes a wide range of shades from light to deep, so that every woman can choose the color that suits her face.
• Golden - this tone contains more yellow and honey than scarlet tones. This shade is suitable for women with fair skin and light eyes.
• Caramel - this color rather resembles light brown and beige shades, therefore it is considered the most natural of the entire color range, it is optimal for eyes and skin of any color, looks great both on very young girls and on ladies of elegant age.
• Carrot - the brightest color, which is suitable only for those women who are used to standing out from the crowd and catching rave glances.It looks most harmonious with light skin of a cold tone, due to which it creates a very effective contrast, but in combination with dark skin, this color looks too defiant and cheap.
• Reddish - this group of halftones includes ruby, as well as cherry and burgundy shades, they favorably emphasize dark skin and brown eyes. For mature women, they add nobility, and help young women stand out from the general mass of their peers.

Coloring involves the use of multiple colors. The most successful is the combination of a red and white shade, while it is desirable to highlight the tips or individual strands to a milky color. Dark strands look very impressive together with red ones, in order to achieve the most stylish result, you need to use radically different shades of burgundy and orange, they will complement each other and create chic overflows on the head.

Coloring blondes allows you to arrange hair in a variety of shades - any dye fits well on blonde hair and the resulting color, as a rule, exactly matches the expected. Owners of light brown hair should avoid staining with bright fiery tones, it is better for them to give preference to a more moderate color, here preference should be given to caramel, chocolate and milk overflows.

Often, owners of natural red hair resort to coloring.... As a rule, such hair is thick, but lacks natural shine. Brown-haired women often note that their native color looks dull and lifeless, so they resort to coloring to restore shine and shine to their hair. In this case, part of the strands is discolored for subsequent toning in light shades, and part, on the contrary, is tinted with dark shades. Thus, the effect of burnt strands is created on the hair, which can be emphasized by dyeing the ends in golden colors. This hairstyle looks voluminous and well-groomed.

In this case, preference should be given to chocolate, cherry tones, as well as rich shades of Marsala or Bordeaux.

Coloring of red hair should be entrusted to an experienced master, since this coloring technique is quite complicated and it is almost impossible to correctly perform it at home. Most of the masters divide the curls into separate strands, and then apply the selected shades with a sponge or brush - while, depending on the dyeing technique and the woman's wishes, strokes can be either ordered or chaotic.

On short hair, coloring is quite simple - for this, strands with a thickness of no more than 5 mm are alternately selected and paints with different pigments are applied to them. Each colored curl is wrapped in foil and left for 25-30 minutes. After staining, the paint should be washed off with warm running water and shampoo.

Beautiful highlighting on medium curls is done by first dividing the entire shock into several zones. Each of them is then divided into separate strands and painted over with the selected color. In this case, the whole procedure is carried out in two ways.

• Deepening of natural hair color. Here the color chosen for coloring differs from the main one by no more than 2-3 tones and only part of the strands is painted.
• Full coloring - all hair is painted, and the native color is completely replaced by an artificial one.

The technique for dyeing long curls almost does not differ from the previous one, the only difference is that long curls allow you to create not only vertical, but also horizontal coloring - here ombre and shatush are allowed, which allow you to create the effect of regrown roots. For several seasons it has been one of the most demanded staining techniques. A reddish color, even if the highest quality paint was used, tends to quickly fade and become "dirty". To prevent this from happening, you need to follow some recommendations.

• To wash your hair, you need to use only special shampoos for colored hair. They do not contain sulfates that wash away the pigment, so the color remains saturated for much longer.
• From time to time, you can use hair toners, they are applied for a few minutes to refresh the shade and make the hair color more radiant.
• Limit any heat exposure to your hair - hot temperatures tend to fade shades. Therefore, it is better to dry the hair with cold air, and it is better to completely abandon the use of irons and hairs. If this is not possible, be sure to use thermal protective mousses.
• It is not recommended to use oils in the care of red curls, as they quickly wash out bright pigments from the hair.

If you follow the rules from the next video, then the red coloring will remain bright, rich and chic for a long time.