red hair

Earlier today while promoting The Three Musketeers in Berlin, Milla Jovovich debuted a striking new hair color. Not only does the beautiful soft copper, complete with buttery blond highlights, make her skin glow, but it also accentuates her stunning blue-green eyes. Thinking about trying out this light red hue yourself? Check out some suggestions below for getting a similar look, five different ways:

• For a true, rich copper: Try Frédéric Fekkai Salon Color in Lucy 6R Copper.
• For subtle color plus highlights: Try L'Oréal's two-step Couleur Experte in Ginger Twist ($14), a light golden copper brown.
• If natural hair dye is what you seek: Naturtint's Permanent Hair Colorant in 8C Copper Blonde ($17) is ammonia-free and made with vegetable ingredients.
• For something with a bold red intensity: L'Oréal's Superior Preference in Intense Red Copper ($9) will provide just the right amount of vibrancy for the more daring.
• If you're feeling noncommittal: Try a demipermanent, like Umberto Beverly Hills' U Color Italian Demi Color Kit in 8.43 ($12), a light copper-gold.

If you know Florence and the Machine, then you know Florence Welch, the band's lovely titian-headed lead singer. She arrived at the European premiere of Scott Pilgrim vs. the World last night looking amazing. It's a great transitional palette — her copper shadow would be cabana-party-ready paired with a red lipstick, and her brown-pink lipstick would be at home any time of year. It's a good way to put shades you might be wearing already to good use for the new season, and if you have any red in your hair, the combination is fantastic. So to see shades and product pairings like Florence's, just click through the widget below.

Many of us will, at least once, go red with our hair. But the experience can be a glorious one or a total disaster depending on how your shade interacts with your skin tone and eyes. So how can you make sure you get a flattering hue? Color experts Vickie Vidov and Kristina Barricelli — they're the ones who keep Julianne Moore looking so ravishingly red — have great advice on selecting a shade that will accentuate all your best features. To see their tips, just keep reading.

Deborah Ann Woll, who plays baby vamp Jessica on True Blood, recently revealed that her gorgeous titian locks aren't the result of unfairly awesome genetics or a really, really good colorist — it's actually just drugstore dye. Deborah Ann told MARKTBeauty that L'Oreal Excellence Hair Color in Strawberry Blonde 9RB ($7) is her pick. "It's what I've been using for the past 10 years to dye my hair," she revealed. "Affordable and easy to use. Especially since my natural color is so light. Love the subtleness of the shade." We've been coveting Deborah's hair since Jessica arrived in Bon Temps, and if you're a pale natural blonde who'd love to go red without looking ruddy, we'd say Deborah's found an excellent shade solution.

From lightning-fast lipstick applications to the longest ear hair (yep, you read that right), when it comes to setting Guinness World Records, the topics at hand are practically limitless.

Adding to the latest entry of the book of extremes is the Seattle suburb of Sammamish, where those with a variation of the MC1R gene flocked over the weekend. The mission? To assemble the largest gathering of redheads in one location in efforts to beat the record of 250. Dyed hair was not allowed. With 901 natural redheads in attendance, and entrants coming from as far as Arizona and Minnesota, the record-busting efforts were a success. Love beauty Guinness tidbits as much as we do? Take our quiz to find out more about records from the beauty world.

Photo by Alex Silverman, courtesy of mynorthwest.com

Forget the image of blond Betty Draper, because January Jones is looking bolder than ever in a new set of photographs for MARKTBeauty. Stylist Mark Townsend gave the Mad Men star a red-hot makeover inspired by Parisiennes of the '20s. January's golden strawberry bob is a wig, but if you love the cut, Townsend recommends asking your stylist to use thinning shears on the ends. When it comes to this high-concept photo shoot, do you think January is better off red?

Have you ever had your hair dyed a new color, only to realize that your brows were in severe need of a color overhaul? I've been there many times myself. Over the past few days I've been providing tips on what eyebrow shades work well for both brunettes and blondes, so now, let's take a look at redheads. Perhaps you've just colored your hair a lovely shade of auburn or you've been a natural strawberry blonde all your life. Whatever the case, when it comes to choosing the right shade of brow pencil, if you have gingery locks, you have lots of options.

• For those with lighter red strands — Look for eyebrow products in honey, camel, ginger, or golden-red tones.
• For those with medium red hair — Try out a reddish-taupe, reddish-brown, or a burnt sienna shade.
• For those with darker red hues — Use auburn, deep reddish-brown, or dark brown colors.
• In a pinch? — Go with a universally flattering taupe, or custom blend your own shade using a palette containing multiple hues, like Lorac Take a Brow in Auburn ($22).

Whoever said redheads can't wear red lipstick? It's a common misconception, because redheads actually look quite stunning in a red lip. However, the general rule of thumb is to find your right shade of red based on your skin's undertones. Let's look at Emma Stone, who wore this cooler-toned strawberry-red to a screening of Paper Man. While she has warm coppery locks, her more neutral skin tone and cool, icy eyes make the look work.

If you're confused about which red to pick to complement your red hair, don't fret. Get some tips on how to make a red lip work when you read more.