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Medium to dark auburn hair is the perfect shade of red for natural brunettes to try. If you’ve been auburn for a while or you’re looking for a way to wear dimensional red highlights, try adding these ribbons of warm copper to your look.

For a very bold two-tone style, try combining your dark red hair with blonde highlights. This is a good technique for fair skinned women who want to try wearing a darker red shade without looking washed out. Ribbons of pale blonde help to brighten up your face while keeping the look bold and interesting.

This chestnut brown hair already features hints of red, making it the ideal base color for shimmering red highlights. Unlike popular balayage and ombre looks, this highlighting technique begins close to the roots. It’s a great technique for warming up the hair around your face, but can require more upkeep than other highlighting styles.

Strawberry blonde usually refers to a single shade, but this dreamy look mixes red hair and a blonde balayage to create a dimensional strawberry style. We love this look on natural red heads who are looking to put a new spin on their strands without going dark or dull.

Contoured balayage highlights create luxurious definition in medium to long hairstyles. When your hair isn’t worn down in lazy waves, your braided styles and updos will look more textured thanks to these auburn red highlights.

Want to highlight your warm blonde hair with something other than an even lighter shade of blonde? Try bringing some depth to the style with these russet red highlights. Even if you live somewhere where it’s always warm, this color combo will bring a cozy fall feel to your mane.

Use an auburn or dark copper shade of red highlights to breathe new life into a natural brown base color. We especially love these highlights for women with warm complexions and green eyes.

For red highlights that are trendy and easy to grow out, try a red ombre style over your natural hair color. If you want to keep things dark to suit your natural black hair, this deep shade of violet red adds interest without looking abrupt.

Mix together warm blonde and red highlights for a dimensional hair color to match your bold personality. Playing with multiple shades makes this look a winner in braided styles, and you’ll also appreciate how it accentuates body and movement in layered haircuts.

Put an electric touch of color in your natural black hair with these vibrant cherry red highlights. These allover highlights begin fairly close to the roots, which gives them lots of depth but means the style needs more frequent upkeep than a balayage or ombre highlight technique.

This ombre color melt style brings a dramatic mixture of red and strawberry blonde to brighten up the ends of your medium brown base color. This gradient color look rich and high-quality, and if you’re working off a natural shade at your roots this red highlighted style grows out like a dream.

Put a subtle punch in your dark hair with these deep plum highlights. This red highlights style is good for women who want to keep their hair dark to flatter a medium to dark complexion. Added color helps to enhance the hair’s outer layer without looking too obvious or high contrast.

Looking to brighten up a vibrant red base color like copper or warm ginger? Ribbons of blonde highlights throughout the middle layers of hair help to make your hair look thick and full, and leave less worry about how well they’ll grow out.

If you’re hesitant about fully coloring your natural curls, try a subtle style like these red highlights concentrated towards the hair’s ends. Curly and kinky textures are great for showing off even small hints of highlight in a variety of protective styles.

Can’t decide whether to highlight your brown hair with sunny blonde or edgy red? This layered look shows off the best of both worlds with a combination of red with blonde highlights.

These red highlights are subtle enough to be almost unnoticeable from a distance. For someone looking for a very slight change in black or dark brown hair, thin ribbons of deep red highlights are the perfect accent.

If you love your natural ginger hair but you’re ready for a change, it only takes a bit of blonde to revamp your hairstyle for a new year or the upcoming season.

Our list features a lot of long haired ladies rocking red highlights, but bobs provide an especially chic canvas for an extra splash of color. To brighten up a jet black bob, try a darker shade of purplish red in burgundy or berry.

This vibrant red hair makes a bold statement while oozing old Hollywood glamour. To get the effect, start with a base color in a dark shade of true red, then add copper highlights to create soft definition.

Vibrant, edgy, and right on trend, these dark red highlights are a great alternative for dark haired women who don’t want a caramel or blonde balayage. Of course these highlights look gorgeous when worn in lazy curls, but they also help to perk up your braided styles and basic buns.

A mixture of red and blonde highlights framing the face provide the ultimate boost to any brown hairstyle. If you’re loving your blunt lob but want to put more emphasis on your features, this color is a great alternative to an all new cut.

If a single shade of vibrant red isn’t enough, dress your hair up with a pale blonde ombre to create this fantastic and fiery color palette.

This brown base color has been completely revamped with a series of bold red and blonde highlights throughout the outer layers. We love this look for satisfying your craving for rainbow hair in a more professional and restrained way.

If you’ve been rocking deep burgundy for a while, try brightening your locks with a cherry red ombre. Wearing these two shades together is a style risk that pays off in this fashion forward finished product.

Medium brown hair with red undertones is the ideal canvas for ginger red highlights. With thick ribbons of color applied throughout the hair, it’s the perfect pumpkin spice hair for fall.

Make the most impact with a small amount of color by concentrating red and blonde highlights right around your face.

Purple and red is a great olor combination! Add a pop of purple color to your red highlights look!

If you don’t want to go full on red this red peekaboo highlights style on dark hair is subtle but still manages to steal attention!

Burgundy or violet hair color are very dramatic shades and it looks striking on very dark hair.