Reds—Dimension Matters

When it comes to producing realistic reds, it boils down to two things. First, says Nancy Braun, choose shades that fall within the realm of natural red shades, like auburn, copper or gold. Avoid eggplant, burgundy or anything that creates a violet cast. Then be sure there is plenty of dimension. "Soft strawberry blonde highlights can bring a red color right up to date,” comments Sonya Dove. And Haley Kimble adds, “A strong copper or red copper is ideal when paired with a slight hint of natural undertone and soft, subtle babylights.”

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