We get lots of questions about Katie's gorgeous red hair. Today I invited her to share her tips for keeping red hair bright. If you've had red hair before you've probably noticed that it can fade very quickly. It can take a lot of maintenance. Follow these tips to make your color last longer…
1. Healthy hair. Keep your hair as healthy as possible. Coloring hair causes damage, so being kind to your hair is important. Skip the blow dryer when you can, or try no-heat curls instead of firing up the hot curling iron.
2. Wash less. Wash your locks as little as possible. Every washing will strip your hair of color, so try to keep the washing to 2-3 times a week.
3. Sulfate-free products. Hair products with sulfates will fade your color faster, so look for the "sulfate-free" label on the bottles you buy.
4. Invisible dry shampoo. Now that you are washing your hair less, you might need dry shampoo to help absorb that excess oil on the days in between washing. Invest in an "invisible" dry shampoo. You will avoid the white, powdery mess in your hair and your color will shine through brighter.
5. Less sun. The sun can do a lot of damage to hair, especially color treated hair. Always wear a scarf or hat to protect those lovely locks from further damage due to the sun. xoxo. Katie
If you want brighter red for dark hair, use a Loreal Hicolor in whatever red tone you’d like.
No heat curl link is broken
Along with the after care, its really important to use a good quality professional dye. My favorite is Joico 7RX with copper intensifier.
Red is in! These photos are great! I love your choice in models, they are truly beautiful red heads. It can be hard to find products that don’t damage the vibrancy of red hair. I found an organic root stimulator that keeps my hair looking great and feeling like silk. The product I use consists of olive oil, and smells pretty good!
On march break,i got peekaboo streaks all over my head… in BLUE!!! My hairdresser used MANIC PANIC and it faded on the forth day… we had to switch to a different brand name… ICE CREAM. And it worked great! So, if you have ever dyed your hair that color,it fades quickly,and mine faded to a yucky green color. My mom tried to dye it back to brown. it didnt work cuz the people stripped my hair. We went to a different hairstylest, and she got it back.(yay!)
LESSON: Listen to your mom when she says DON’T DYE YOUR WHOLE HEAD BLUE(gald that I listened) and 2. USE EXTENTIONS WHEN YOU WANT PEEKABOO STREAKS… they stay in longer, and after a few appoinments of getting those little guys re dyed, youll agree.
Dousnt mean i wont dye my hair red….
You are so beautifull 🙂
Almost everyone can go red, what’s most important is finding the right shade of red. If you want to go red, I suggest not trying it on your own. Get a professional consultation.
what color red does she use?
I loove that color!
I’m a natural blonde that dyes my hair red. I do all of these and eventually it seems the color “takes” after repetitive dying of red so it doesn’t wash out as easy. At first, I was discouraged bc it looked like a bloody massacre with my first wash.
What are your thoughts on red deposit shampoos or glazes? I’ve heard mixed reviews on them.
hi!! I want to know which brand and color does katie use; thanks!! love ur blog!
I want to get a perm, here is a photo of my friend’s hair, and I want it this type of curly:
http://postimage.org/image/k698pirlr/
but i also want to dye it red again, should i perm it first? or dye it first?
I was wondering if you would mind if I posted your sweet remarks about your hair stylist on your FAQ on our website? We are a site for consumers to leave reviews for their stylists. You can check it out at www.mybestfriendshair.com
I like these red hairstyle. I like the color and the style. I always keep long hair. Because it will show my amazing tempter.
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I really want to know what dye she uses. I have naturally dark blonde hair, and I’ve been dying it red for the last six months. I want to achieve the pretty light “orange” red that she has, but every time I dye I get a deep red, that is obviously fake. I’ve had it done professionally, and I just did it at home yesterday. Yesterdays turned out pretty bad: same deep red, except now I have orange roots. HELP!
she makes me want to die my hair, and i’m a natural redhead!
Hi, what brand of dry shampoo does katie use. I can’t find invisible.
Thank you
Anyone know what dye she uses? So beautiful!
I have had bright copper hair for about 3 years and have 2 more tips to add!
1. You can use a gentle colouring conditioner or shampoo to keep your hair bright between dyeing! The best I have found is Vitelity’s Espresso colour conditioner in Copper, but I also find DeLorenzo’s Novafusion colour Shampoo works a treat (you can get “fire red” or “copper” colours). You can use these products every second or third wash.
2. If you can stand it, wash and rinse your hair with lukewarm or cold water. Really hot showers wash the colour out of your hair super fast. Try this on freshly dyed hair and see how much colour goes down the drain compared with a hot shower – the difference is huge!
Can you recommend a good “invisible” dry shampoo? I have dark hair, and every kind I’ve tried is little bit white…