Shimmering highlights and rich glosses are an easy way to tone down ruddiness or tune up your summer glow. "You can counteract whatever is unflattering in your skin tone with your hair color," explains New York City's Oscar Blandi Salon colorist Kyle White, who's responsible for Mariah Carey and Uma Thurman's head-turning highlights. "Just as you would avoid red sweaters if you have a lot of pink in your face, warm-toned hair will bring out a flush, while cool colors can minimize it. But if you have an ashy or olive complexion, cool shades will make you look more green. Warm, golden hues are more flattering."
Once you've got your perfect shade, maintain it with these golden rules of coloring:
1. Don't wash your hair for at least 24 (ideally 48) hours after coloring.
According to White, "The detergents in shampoo strip out color, and red is the largest hair-color molecule, so it slips out the fastest."
2. Use a color-enhancing shampoo.
Try: John Frieda Color Captivating Daily Shampoo Radiant Red 8.45 Ounce
Red Color Captivating Daily Shampoo with Light Enhancers, $6.59.
Sun — and chlorine — can bleach out color and speed up fading.
4. Use dry shampoo.
"To slow down fading, cleanse with a dry shampoo in between blowouts," says White. Try: TRESemme Fresh Start Dry Shampoo Strengthening, 168ml
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