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Get Red Hair Like Emma Stone Without Going to the Salon

Jaime Richards — Tue, 08 Nov 2011 09:33:55 PST

Late last year into June of this year, Emma Stone switched things up by coloring her hair from her signature auburn to a platinum blond. But since then, she's returned back to the shade that made her famous. If you love the warm-toned look, but don't want to spend a lot of money going to a salon to get it, try Revlon Colorsilk Permanent Hair Color in Medium Auburn ($4) or Clairol Perfect 10 Permanent Hair Color in Auburn Flash ($12).

Keep in mind that Emma, a natural blond, likely has to go through a more involved process at the salon to achieve such a rich tone, so only try this color at home if your hair is a shade or two darker or lighter than the box color. And to maintain your new vibrant hue, try washing your hair less often, use cold water when possible, and refresh as needed with a color gloss.

3 Simple Tips For Getting the Most Natural-Looking Red

Jaime Richards — Fri, 14 Oct 2011 11:43:00 PDT

Red is just one of those colors that can either look absolutely stunning or absolutely wash you out. The key, as you might expect, is to pick the right undertones for your complexion. But since a natural-looking red is such a tricky color to get right, "You really have to go to a professional for this," explains celebrity colorist (and Jennifer Aniston and Heidi Klum's go-to guy) Michael Canale. To see his top tips for achieving a more organic version of the warm hue, just keep reading.

Three Flattering Lip Tips For Redheads

Brittney Stephens — Mon, 22 Aug 2011 12:21:52 PDT

Scarlett Johansson attended the D23 expo over the weekend to talk about her upcoming film The Avengers. Ever the hair color chameleon, the actress sported a deep auburn hue that she matched with a poppy-colored dress and bright coral lip gloss. Though it can be difficult to find makeup shades that complement red hair, Scarlett's look was a bold choice that is easy to emulate. See three lip colors that work best for redheads when you keep reading.

The Ravishing (and Often Disturbing) History of Red Hair

Miriam Lacey — Tue, 26 Jul 2011 03:05:54 PDT

Only one percent of the human population has naturally red hair, but the myths, stereotypes, and beliefs surrounding the color are incredibly varied. Humans have been obsessed with redheads since the mutation that causes the color showed up between 20,000 and 100,000 years ago, and the fascination hasn't waned with time. Check out the amazing history of red hair and find out which cultures would worship your ginger hair, and which might burn you at the stake.

Love It or Leave It? Katy Perry Goes Ginger

Jaime Richards — Thu, 30 Jun 2011 13:35:58 PDT

About two weeks ago on her Twitter account, Katy Perry excitedly announced her plans to color her dark hair a brand-new hue. But the next day, she tweeted, "So I didn't get to the exact color I wanted from being black for so long! 2get to goal I have 2b ginger for 3wks." Later that day she explained that if she doesn't wait three weeks, she'll end up damaging her hair so much she'll have to chop it all off, leading many to believe it's blond she's actually shooting for.

While the exact color she wants still remains a secret, earlier today when Katy appeared at a Toronto Sears promoting her fragrance, Purr, she was sporting this vibrant copper shade (and kitty ears, of course). Do you think it's working for her, or should she go back to her naturally blond roots?

Emma Stone Goes Back to Red

Jaime Richards — Fri, 03 Jun 2011 10:20:00 PDT

At a preview for her new film The Help yesterday, Emma Stone was interviewed by MTV sporting a brand-new - albeit familiar - look. After about a six-month stint as a blonde, she's back to being a redhead. While Emma is actually a natural blonde, most of you said you prefer her with her signature copper shade anyway. But what about now? Were you just getting used to Emma's flaxen strands, or is red the better shade for her?

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Going Red? Complement Your Shade With These Chic Color Combos

Brittney Stephens — Fri, 15 Apr 2011 08:15:27 PDT

Drew Barrymore is no stranger to setting trends with her hair - when she went ombré, tons of fashionistas followed suit - and after debuting her new red locks at a book launch party, I'm sure we're going to see more ladies going red soon. Other gorgeous redheads like Julianne Moore and Marie Claire's style and accessories director Taylor Tomasi Hill also serve up great inspiration for working with copper hair - and since switching up your hair hue can be a great opportunity to experiment with new clothing colors, I've put together a few stylish looks that will not only complement but enhance your chic new shade.

Which Redhead Do You Find Red Hot?

TresSugar — Fri, 25 Feb 2011 07:39:24 PST

Poor redheaded guys! Carrot Top gives them a bad name. But there are plenty - no, that's a lie; there are a handful of famous redheads who meet the hot quotient. I only came up with four, but that's because they're so rare: Prince Harry, Seth Green, Rupert Grint from Harry Potter, and Conan O'Brien.

I have a clear favorite, but I won't inflict you with my bias. Vote for yours below.

Red Highlights Got This Girl Suspended

Miriam Lacey — Wed, 16 Feb 2011 05:00:00 PST

A sixth grader in Texas isn't having a very happy birthday week after the highlights she got as a present resulted in a suspension from school. The 12-year-old student was told that she either had to go home or face in-school suspension until her hair was colored back. Apparently, the school's dress code prohibits "inappropriate hair color," and school officials felt that her red highlights met those requirements. The girl's mom admits the color was "brighter than what I intended it to be," but do you think they're bright enough to warrant a suspension? Check the story out for yourself:

Best of 2010: Red-Hot Reds

Jaime Richards — Thu, 30 Dec 2010 12:00:57 PST

If ever there was a year for red hair, it was 2010. But what made it so full of impact this time around was its true versatility. From traditional copper strands woven with strawberry blond highlights à la Milla Jovovich to cherry cola curls like Rihanna to the rich ombré-style effects seen on Ashley Greene, celebrities proved that red isn't just a one-note kind of shade. Want to try a ravishing red yourself? Check out these tips on doing it right.