Had there been a color family that is unwilling to pass unmentioned in 2026, it is red, vibrant, cozy, and inexhaustible. The colours used this year are full of cinnamon and chocolate aubron, soft to the touch but ruby, flame and bright copper melts, high impact and full of energy. I have compiled the 25 most interesting 2026 red hair colors–those that cause you to stop halfway through scrolling on Pinterest and consider, I will go red. You may be a red newbie or in your blazing days already, but this assortment will give you the inspiration to use next time.
Fiery Sunset Waves
I have always thought that the bold color narrative could speak before we even utter a word, and this appearance confirms it. The manner in which the vivid reds and the orange dissolve into a flame-touched orange is like a sunset on your shoulders. The curled, messy hair renders the entire style gentle and comfortable and tapers off the strength of the color. It’s a red hair color that builds confidence immediately, and it is particularly better on those days when you require something bright but not too feminine.
Such a high-impact palette requires a little more care. I tend to suggest a color-defending system such as the Pureology Hydrate line – it ensures those deep tones do not fade too quickly and the hair does not become hard, but remains soft. And, to be honest, the weekly mask may make the difference between blazing beauty and dullness.
Whenever I take something this risky, I feel like I get into my fun age. Now celebrity colorists such as Tracey Cunningham do tend to remind us that warm reds are better with slight shade, and I do not disagree – even the slightest gradient variation can result in magic.
Here there is a kind of playfulness, as though it were the buoyancy of the late-spring evenings when all things are possible. Perhaps, that is why this glance remains in my mind – it embodies that feeling so simply.
Glossy Ruby Precision Bob
Something also cannot resist the smooth bob accompanied by a ruby-like color that is slightly dark without becoming blurry. The cut has that editorial brashness of the blunt bangs, and the finish is so glossy it is almost lacquered. This type of color is in between vibrant and classic and is ideal when one wants to be present but not disorganized. I also adore the fact that the form is used to frame the face in such a clean way and the colour makes nothing too rigid.
To keep this mirror-polished sheen, I would turn to a smoothing serum – the Color Wow Dream Coat truly lives up to the hype particularly on days when humidity is part of the daily mess. A sulfate-free shampoo is essential because this color is positioned in the lower end of red hair colors.
I have tested a variation of this bob previously, and the second time the bangs strike just at the right moment, everything feels even more purposeful. Stylists such as Chris Appleton tend to declare that half the style is shine and in this instance, it uplifts every detail.
Cut, color, finish – here they all combine. It is contemporary but grounded and the sort of appearance that cannot slow down even during changing seasons.
Electric Cherry Layered Length
I get that sharp thrill when I look at a long layered cut that has been wet in such cherry-bright. It is not course but aggressive, it is strong and yet gentle. The light layering contributes to the color being caught and reflected in an excellent manner, which adds a sense of motion that makes the entire style not heavy. This is one of those red hair colors that can define 2026 with ease, it is confident, polished and beyond expression.
Saturated colors such as this hymn praise cool water sprays, and water-depositing conditioners. I tend to grab Celeb Luxury Viral Conditioner in red to ensure that the tones such as this do not fade into boringness particularly when you heat-style frequently.
Personally, I am fond of the fact the shade becomes more wearable with the help of the mid-length layering. I recall the time when I interviewed colorist Jenna Perry who said that strategic placement of shine could help make bold reds look near elegant – and she is correct. The wave of softness or light iron curl can change the entire mood.
This tone has a spring to it, as well – as that first warm day when everybody feels so lightened. It is this little emotional boost that makes this shade effective.
Soft Mahogany Silk Lengths
This less dramatic appearance is more smooth and touches on a mahogany-stained gentleness that borders on brownish and red. The finish is smooth, near silky and the few layers allow everything to flow in a single, smooth line. The feathers are softly banged to make a natural frame that looks and feels natural and easy. It is the type of the color that speaks softly and not loud, yet has that incomparable coziness.
I believe that a warm color such as this can be very well matched with oils that are nourishing. The Kerastase Elixir Ultimate will not weigh down the hair and will add gloss to it, so that the overall impression of this haircut will be sleek. And since the shade is warm and earthy it retains its vibrance without much maintenance.
Whenever I put on colors in this family, I feel like I am in my smooth stage. It is subtle yet full of character. I heard a stylist remark that mahogany colors like wine during the month, growing deeper but not obnoxious – and I certainly have observed that myself.
This appearance is almost homely, which is ideal in cooler weather or during changing months. It is eternal yet at the same time tipping the hat to existing trends.
Classic Romantic Curls in Red Velvet
The prescription of these round, springy curls in such a rich velvet-red shade is something glamorous, there is no use denying it. It is a bit more on the side of darker color without being dull. The size in the curls adds some sense of color and romance, and it makes it feel soft despite the shade falling under such a strong red family. This is the vintage-modern chic, which I cannot resist.
In curls such as these, dampness is all. I use the Moroccanoil Curl Defining Cream to define and moisturize simultaneously but I need the definition to be crunch-free. And since these curls bring so much natural shine, the red color appears so rich.
I have always believed that curled fashions bring out the emotional component of red colors – make them more tender, more nostalgic. Tonal variation is usually a point that celebrity stylists make, and this is the ideal example. The turn of a curl may tell the entire tale of a color.
This appearance is just right as late winter turns to spring – it is warm enough to cheer up colder weather, but bright enough to make the most of the sunshine. It is full of mood, movement and just dramatic enough to make it interesting.
Shadowed Burgundy Waves
It has got a certain grace that comes when deep dark roots are melted down to a wine finish, and this appearance expresses it just right. The long, smooth curls are swept down at a darker base into a smooth burgundy that leans towards raspberry and even a tincture of violet warmth. It is a red hair color that is friendly and dramatic at the same time, particularly when the combination is this smooth. I also adore the fact that the face-framing pieces make the whole mood softer, allowing the color to shine and without overwhelming the form.
I always resort to pigment-enhancing shampoos to make the deep burgundy family tones more natural and vibrant instead of inky. The Aloxxi Red Revitalize Shampoo is popular in that it does not lose the richness characteristic of the intense moisture that long waves adore.
Whenever I put on shades such as this, I see people make a second glance not because it is noisy but because it is surprisingly sophisticated. Celebrity colorists have a popular trick: the roots being strategically darker give all reds a more dimensional look and this style confirms it. The difference is decadent.
It is a pairing look which suits better during the half of the year when it is colder, when the air becomes crisp and dramatic colors are realized. These tones seem to be like enveloping oneself in a cozy evening.
Soft Cherry Velvet Waves
This is a style that is in that dreamy in-between cherry and aubron, where the colour is soft but not too shiny. The long curves are soft and romantic and allow the more subtle aspects of the shade to capture the light by itself. It is one of the more wearable red hair colors, particularly when you want something that has a touch of sweetness but has the depth required to feel grounded. The manner, in which the strands outline the shoulders, gives one the impression of familiarity and warmth.
This shade is a care shade that grows better on moist products. I always grab the Amika Color Lock Leave-In Spray that assists in avoiding fading and makes the hair soft enough so the airy waves can move freely.
Something reassuring in such tones. I wore a version of it at the beginning of spring and it always feels like a silent refresh- less of a statement, more mood. It was the result of such a philosophy that colorist Matt Rez frequently speaks of the significance of warm lowlights in red families and this type of blend is what is actually the result of that philosophy.
It is the ideal choice when you need an item that is flattering, feminine, and seasonless. A color, just because it feels good to live in.
Polished Ruby Straight Bob
In need of a style that is sharp but has unquestionable color, this polished bob has it. The smooth, square finish displays a smooth sharp ruby tone that rests in the bright category with a high degree of confidence. The length reaches the ideal level where there is movement but the shape is purposeful and contemporary. It is one of the red hair colors that do not go unnoticed – it stands on its own on the shelf like a cool accessory that you need never to give a second thought.
This gloss can only be maintained with a reliable heat protectant. I am dedicated to the GHD Heat protect spray since it keeps the cuticle smooth enough to maintain that glossy finish. In the case of ruby colors, shine is all that matters and this product can be used to provide it.
Bobs is always capable of making me feel more presentable, even when I am picking up a coffee on a hectic morning. This style has a precision in it that makes the whole look purposeful. And, frankly speaking, as stylists always say, rich reds are always better on smooth cuts – the shine is a component of the color narrative.
It is sharp, assertive and unexpectedly adaptable. An appearance that can change to both casual and formal with just almost no effort at all.
Golden Copper Hollywood Waves
This color shines warmly and copper-kisses, as though one is under a spotlight. The waves are also smooth adding a classy Old Hollywood finesse, and the very tone lies perfectly in between the light copper-brownish undertones. It is the kind of red hair color that instantly lightens the face, making it appear raised and polished. The softness and symmetry collaborate in such a movieish manner.
Copper shades are moisture-loving, so I will use Acidic Bonding Concentrate by Redken to maintain the hair as strong as well as glossy. It aids in keeping the silky flow of these waves going and guarding the warm pigment against fading into a boring province.
Copper shades seemed to me to have a bit of magic. They shimmer in the changing light, which is the best feeling of having a living hair. Celebrity stylists tend to promote the use of copper coloring along with soft waves such as these since it adds all the layers of warmth.
It has a party air to it, as though it were a new beginning. It is cheerful and understated glamorous.
Vibrant Flame Long Shag
This is where courage and motion are joined. Such a long shag in such fire-bright red adds so much personality, that it would be almost humming with energy. The top is relaxed by the curtain fringe, which extends to long, textured lengths and allows the color to breathe. It is one of the boldest red hair colors in this collection that strikes a balance between the slightly rebellious appeal and gentleness with the airy layers. The color is nearly glowing, and it leans towards an unashamed, pure statement.
Vibrant hot colours will not linger as long as we would desire, so I am a big believer in colour-depositing treatments. The Overtone Extreme Red Coloring Conditioner is indispensable in keeping this bright flame alive between appointments.
Whenever I have put on colors in this very bright category, it has pushed me to be more adventurous in the most desirable manner. It is as though your hair reminds you to live a little louder. I recall also that stylist Guy Tang once remarked that fiery reds are attitude in color form – and it is true.
And in case you have always wished to have something that changes your entire mood when you see yourself in a mirror, it literally does so. It is brutal, playful and dynamic.
Rich Cherry Fringe Waves
Something about a full fringe with deep, juicy, cherry-colored waves is immediately enticing, too, when the shade is in that sweet range between deep berry and warm ruby. This one is plush, dimensional, and ultra-polished and soft bends provide the hair with natural movement without weighing it down. The edge gives the effect of a young stingingness that harmonizes well with the amorous movement of the length. It is that red hair colour that is easily expressive – it is too bold to cause a stir, yet so well-bred that it can be worn every day.
To a shade this saturated, I will always incline towards colour preserving shampoos and lightweight oils. One of the favorites is the Davines Oi Oil as it does not flatten the fringe but keeps the waves shiny. To preserve the cherry tones, it is important to ensure that the cuticle remains closed, particularly when hot tools are used as a regular practice.
When I put on a fringe of rich red, as this one, I find it just natural to frame the eyes. One of the colorists shared with me that an instant editorial softness is formed when bangs are worn with deeper reds and that is something I have not forgotten. The impact is edited but familiar.
It is an ideal transition look, end of winter through early spring, when everyone is in need of something new but not shocking. It gives the face a warm touch and a little bit of character to the plainest outfit.
Glossy Mahogany Bombshell Waves
This shade bends toward a sultry blend of mahogany and deep cherry, applying the type of richness that virtually vibrates in the dim light. The waves are crated, yet not hard, which imparts to the whole look what can be described as glamorous bouncing of bombshell hair (the old school style). My favorite thing is the change of color so slightly across the bends deeper at the roots, blossoming into a warm yet velvety at the mids and ends. It is one of the most complementary red hair colors to all people, particularly those who desire an opulent yet a wearable appearance.
I suggest using a hydrating conditioner and a nourishing mask alternately to keep that thick and glossy finish. I have been using the Kérastase Nutritive Masquintense since it allows the hair to be slickened enough to get myself into a wave but not to make the ends crunchy.
When I see this type of red it always feels like I am in my best season. Dark colors are more likely to enhance the form in facial features and it is common knowledge among stylists that mahogany appears to be the shade that photographs as silk. Well, it is true – even in a severe light the lustre is reading well.
It is a glance that goes well with colder nights, warm fabrics, and no-fuss fashion. It has a drama behind it, although not too much.
Flame-Tipped Two-Tone Curls
When this is not a full-on fire moment, I do not understand what one is. The top starts off with nearly neon bright red, which is glowing like a summer sunrise and then slowly fades off the edge into a spicy orange, which borders on pure flame. Only the curls enhance that effect, with the ribbons of heat that have to move with each step. It is audacious, dramatic and unashamedly entertaining – one of those red hair colors that changes your appearance entirely when you enter a room. It is alive due to the contrast in tones.
These high-contrast reds require a color-refreshing treatment every week. The Orange and Vibrant Red conditioners of Overtone can be combined to maintain the melt in a smooth appearance. Moisture retention is also a vital factor in curls, and a leave-in cream is required to maintain the shape.
Even when approaching this family of colors, I have been met with the same result, people would smile, comment, or question. It is the type of shade that gives off the vibe of confidence and even the colorists tend to say that the bright reds are the movement shade, and should be worn by a person who is not afraid to be in the spotlight.
This appearance works best during summer when you desire something that reflects the heat of the season. It has a bit of fire, a bit of uprising, and a great deal of character.
Velvety Deep Ruby Lengths
This color sinks into a rich and despotory ruby that is velvety without becoming any two-dimensional. The color has a velvety richness, but where the light falls there are light undertones of berry. The texture of the hair is smooth, and the richness is even more impressive, it has a quiet confidence that does not require high contrast or loud tones to create the effect. It is among the finer red hair colors, and it can be used by anyone who desires depth and elegance interwoven.
To a polish this refined, I believe in glossing methods. Looking to keep your ruby shades lively and 3-dimensional (and to uphold that silky finish), the Redken Shades EQ Gloss will keep your hair shiny and refined. Protection against heat cannot be ignored in this case, as smooth styles without protection may lose the shine.
Such red always makes me feel in a gentler mood. It is romantic in a non-sweet way, bold without being noisy. One colorist even told me that richer reds/ruby bring structure to the hair, and it really is true, even in the most basic of styles, they still seem purposeful.
This is a great autumn/winter appearance, complemented by knits, dark palettes, and sparse makeup. It’s quietly stunning.
Vivid Scarlet City Bob
This bob is everything about electric charges. The scarlet color is tilted to the bright but a little repudiated by the darker Lowlights and the result is the style dimension without loss of intensity. In combination with a modern bob that is wavy, the color becomes the star – it is bold, juvenile, and full of movement. It is a red hair color that seems tailored towards urban living, where having an extra advantage will make things more exciting. The shade is as striking as it is natural-looking, which is maintained by the texture.
The red color goes away sooner than I would prefer, thus I am using UV protection sprays. Hairdresser Invisible Oil UV Protectant by Bumble and Bumble is not too heavy to be used on bobs to avoid dullness in the sun or heat styling.
As I look at such a cut-color combination, I imagine how liberating shorter styles can be. Something here is cool with almost no effort, and the color glows practically. Stylists usually claim that wavy bobs make bold reds wearable, and this certainly fits the mood.
It is the type of shade that instantly makes your whole appearance very lively, ideal in the season or to those who are in need of a revitalizing change. It is light, contemporary, and character-based in the most favorable manner.
Soft Autumn Copper Waves
It is a warmer shade, a shade that makes you feel like you are in early fall – a deep, coppery-gold colour that still has a light feel. The waves are delicate and slack, nearly airy, and leave the colour space to display its dimension without being over styled or too well perfected. It is the kind of tone that looks gorgeous on a roughness of the cuts as this one since the movement captures those small bursts of brightness that are penned through the base. This red hair color is natural but elevated as far as red hair colors are concerned, such as the type of copper that you would want to find in the softest sunset.
Copper hues are particularly fond of moisture, which is why I will always turn to a soft moisturizing program. The Pureology Hydrate Sheer Conditioner leaves hair soft and keeps the copper tone shine intact, as it tends to fade more quickly than reds of deeper tone. A final dousing of cold water actually does create a visible shine.
Everything I wear in this family makes me feel softened by copper when I wear it; my mood, my clothing, my walk. It possesses that romantic, transitional quality that colorists always refer to, at least to those clients who desire something warm without leping too boldly.
This appearance is ideal in case you are just getting in the reds game or want a color to wear all year round. It provides the vigor during the summer and warmth during the colder seasons, which is a unique set that seems to be almost effortless.
Layered Wine-Red Volume
A gorgeous combination of brown undertones and dark wine-red mids is introduced to this style forming a glamorous and fitting layered form. This combined with the softness which balances the richness of the color introduces everything that is opened up with the long, sweeping pieces around the face. This shade is more of a lightly tinted mahogany with a modicum of warm cranberry and is one of those dimensional red hair colors that may appear heavy in the salon lighting, but light in real life. The multi-layered styling lends some drama without compromising the friendliness.
With such shades, it is crucial to keep the cut fresh as well as the color. A light mousse, such as the Moroccanoil Volumizing Mousse, is best to use to hold the swoopy strands up and to maintain shine.
I have always liked the way this color family works on faces. It makes the eyes bright and it puts a healthy glow on the skin as it is described by stylists as to why wine reds will always be popular. It is self-confident without having to go to extremes.
This appearance is perfect when a person needs a slight dose of movement and character but does not want to go into flashy. It is vintage but stylish – a combination of both.
Feathered Berry Layers with Fringe
This layered, feathered cut with a juicy berry-red shade has something very cool-girl about it. The entire fringe gives it structure and the feathering through the mids and ends provides the style with that bouncy effortless movement. It is a beautiful midpoint between raspberry and muted violet, so one of those red hair colors that somehow succeed in appearing bold and soft at once. It is light-hearted without being too light-spirited.
Lightweight texture sprays are the advantage of a style like this. I love the Ouai Texturizing Spray as it makes your hair full without being crunchy, allowing all the hairy bits to maintain a lifted and separated look.
My feathered layers personally often leave me a bit more free. They sway with you and make the hair look somewhat wind-kiss, that is why they are commonly recommended to everyone who wants to achieve a dimension but does not want to invest in the heavy makeup.
The combination of these colours and cuts is a great match all year round since it can provide brightness in summer and richness in the fall. It finds that ideal balance that makes it incredibly wearable.
Dark Cherry Tousled Crop
Serious attitude is brought by this tousled bob due to deep dark cherry bottom and textured ends. Light shades of dark brown and plum are overlaid on the color to form a moody finish that goes hand in hand with the choppy shape. The fringe adds some lightness on the front to counterbalance the disheveled, lived-in texture on the back and sides. It is a shorter version of red hair colors, which are ideal when one wants something stylish but with a slight element of defiance.
The only way to keep such a cut textured is through styling products. A matte styling gel such as the Bumble and Bumble Sumotech is useful in giving it some grip and keeping the shape deliberate instead of scruffy. And deeper reds go away easily, I would suggest a color-depositing mask every two weeks.
I always thought that dark cherry tones short cuts change the whole atmosphere of your style – everything in it looks more modern, more clear. One colorist mentioned that short cuts + dimensional reds are fashion hair, and that is exactly what this appears to be.
It is the ideal style when you are in need of comfort with a healthy dose of character. Low effort, high impact.
Cinnamon Auburn Hollywood Curls
The blend of cinnamon, auburn and warm brownish is the perfect mix with those huge, glamorous curls. The shade is friendly but not too hot and therefore possesses that rich multi-layered effect that suits all light situations. The curls fall in those large, formed waves that are eternal, almost old-fashioned and they show all the brown and red shades changing beneath the surface. It is one of the nicest red shades of hair in this collection, and is sophisticated without appearing too formal.
Such a dimensional shade works best with gloss enhancing products. I am fond of the Color Wow Extra Shine Spray that makes each curl a reflective ribbon without making the hair hard. Repairing Bond Auburn blends also enjoy bond-repair treatments to prevent the color dulling.
When I look at curls made in such a way I actually imagine evening events, fresh night air and that sensation of going out in something special. Auburns have the effect of highlighting the natural rosiness of the skin and this is likely the reason why they make so many people feel flattered.
It is the type of appearance that goes well in the daytime with its gentle nature and then shifts to glamour at night. It is versatile, expressive, and endless boosting regardless of the season.
Blackberry Melt Layers
This is a glance of the type of contrast being purposeful, contemporary, and somewhat understated drama. The deep natural brown groundwork picks away to a velvety-blackberry-wine, which melts so softly appears almost like shadow work at the ends. The cut up layers give an effect of movement, but not overwhelming the transition, allowing each swirl of berry red to peek through the darker top like sunlight making contact with the stained glass. This is one of the gentler red hair colors, so it is easy to wear, should you wish to go a bit red, without going all the way on day one.
Once a stylist told me that this kind of melt is the safest way to get to bright colors and it makes sense so much, it is low-commitment and high payoff. It is easier to maintain as well; you mostly refresh the mids and trim the ends of the root every 6-10 weeks, as the root remains dark. To preserve the berry tones I will always suggest a sulfate-free shampoo to keep that dimensional shine fresh and rich and an application of gloss will maintain that dimensional shine every month.
The style is perfect even to anyone desiring to plunge into the world of reds without the Who is she? exclamation point. It is soft, romantic, and somewhat mysterious, like you woke up with an edited look.
Cranberry Couture Curls
It is a complete indulgence of luxury. A rich jewel-like cranberry red is used to cover shimmery full curls, and this combination provides the entire style with that couture, camera-ready touch. It has a sort of velvet-grained richness to it–the richness that the stylists insist is shot on silk. And the curls? They are modeled and yet mushy, they have the right amount of bounce to the point that the light reaches every red dimension to the tip of the tip.
Conditioning is not an option when you want to achieve this appearance. One can see all-dryness, damage, lack of shine, and big curls are nourished by hydration. A thick mask such as K18 Leave-In Molecular Repair Mask will not weigh down the curls. And since cranberry tones are blue-based, a colorless UV spray will assist in avoiding becoming warmer.
Putting on a shade such as this will make you feel like you are entering your confident alter ego. It is smooth, lustrous, and totally memorable. Best bet when you are going out, during events or even on days when you want your hair to do all the lifting.
Sleek Vintage Burgundy With Micro Fringe
The sleekest style of burger goes into its most sophisticated, editorial definition. The shade is even, burgundy red–there is no effect, no three dimensionality, no emphasis, no cast of light, simply a smooth, burgundy lacquered richness, which appears to have been painted on. It is paired with a micro fringe and long and straight lengths to give a modern-meets-vintage aesthetic and almost cinematic feel. The accuracy of the cut makes the color even more bold, such as an ideally filled-in lip.
A stylist would most likely prescribe blow-dry creams or lightweight serums to achieve this flawless look. I rely on the Kerastase Discipline line to do such a style because it leaves everything slick and polished without losing its movement. Burgundy shades should also be glossed on a regular basis to maintain the depth.
Something stoic intensity in this glance. None of the frills, none of the distractions, clean lines, saturated color and purpose. The combination of shade and shape is the one that conveys, I am fully aware of what I am doing.
Wild Hemlock Red
This red hair would tell a tale were it not that it were like walking through a foggy forest at nightfall. The shade is dim hemlock red, between dark ruby, muted merlot, and the texture is soft and undress, natural and somehow wild. The light seems to fall so ethereally on the hair, and you see the slightest changes of brown and berry beneath it. It is the type of red that appears casual, almost unintentional, but so deliberate.
This fashion demands products that are air-dry- friendly. The crunchy problem can be fixed with a lightweight curl or wave enhancer, which will not make the hair stiff but underline the natural movement. Because the darker reds take longer to fade than the brighter ones, you will not have to refresh as much, however a color conditioner after a few weeks will make everything look smooth and green.
This appearance seems to be the ideal option to those people who cannot stand shine, drama, and structure but natural texture. It is silent, musical, and so beautiful.
Vibrant Punk Cherry Undercut
Such appearance is sheer rebeliousness–in the finest, most demonstrative sense. The crown is a hot cherry red that is unashamedly loud and loud, with an edgy undercut that brings immediate attitude to it. What is even more intriguing is the tint of cool-toned blue that is peeking out under it, only a touch yet still enough to change the entire aesthetic of the work to something that is undoubtedly original. This is not merely one of the most extreme red hair colors, but it is a statement of personality.
This needs to be kept vibrant by having color-depositing treatments weekly. Extreme Red by Overtone is an ideal color to pair with this type of color. Also, matte pastes or salt sprays can be used to define short styles with high saturation without shine.
I always imagine a person who does not want to fit in whenever I see such a look. The one who prefers fun to fear and creativity to conventionality. It is electric, bold, bright–and it makes you feel like trying the version of yourself that you have been longing to present to the world.
Red hair is not only a color but a mood, a change of energy and, in some cases, a new image of a person. You prefer the dark cherry, gentle auburn, or the bright fiery shade; 2026 is the year to pick the red you will wear, depending on your personality. Pin your favorites, present them to your colorist, and make this the year you finally get to test out the shade that you have been fantasizing about.
