Red, brown, blonde and brown auburn hair: know all about the lightened nuances

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18 Copper red, brown, blonde and brown hair: know all about the light nuances Red, brown, blonde and brown auburn hair: know all about the lightened nuances

Copper red, brown, blonde or brown hair? Learn all about the different naunces, how to bet and which one to choose (Photo: Instagram @_edwardsandco)

Red, brown, blonde and brown auburn hair: know all about the lightened nuances

Copper red hair is perfect for a radical and daring change (Photo: Instagram @vitosatalino_official)

Copper brown is a good bet for divas who prefer subtle lighting (Photo: Instagram @charmijanee)

Bet on copper blonde for a look with intense lighting and elegance (Photo: Instagram @broook.lynnn)

Copper brown hair is sophisticated and easy to achieve at home (Photo: Instragram @lyssamariexo)

Find out if auburn hair matches your skin tone using the Test Your Color tool (Photo: Instagram @mariathattil)

There are many ways to bet on copper hair. Red, chestnut, blonde and coppery brown are the main nuances that are successful among Spanish women, as they guarantee light, striking, modern hair that matches different skin tones. For those who are thinking about going for a color with reflections in copper tones, but haven't decided on the color yet, we've prepared this article with everything you need to know about each of these shades. Check out!

Copper red: the ideal nuance for those who want a vibrant look

Copper red is one of those shades that never go out of style. The mixture of brown, reddish and coppery pigments results in a vibrant and timeless nuance that is reminiscent of natural red hair, but with an extra dose of intensity. Because of this, the color is ideal for divas who are not afraid to be daring and are willing to undergo a slightly more radical transformation.

How to achieve coppery red hair:

As it is among the lightest and most open shades of red, those with very dark locks, whether dark brown or black, will need to bleach them to achieve a coppery red. Those who have light brown hair or natural dark blonde can achieve the color only with coloring. For this, our tip is to bet on the 7.44 Ruivo Cobreado de Cor&Ton paint.

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Copper brown: the perfect color for subtle lighting

If you want lightened hair but in a subtle and more discreet way, auburn is the perfect nuance for you. The copper highlights on the brown base add more personality to the color, providing a modern change without you having to undergo a major transformation. Another benefit of coppery brown hair is that this shade won't require bleaching, so it's easier to achieve and will suit all skin tones.

How to achieve auburn hair:

Color&Ton Light Brown Golden 5.3 paint is a good bet! Since you don't need bleaching, just apply it on the strands, carefully following the step-by-step instructions on how to dye your hair available in the explanatory leaflet.

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Copper blonde: bet on nuance for a super-luminous and elegant look

Blonde is a lightened nuance in itself. And when she gets the copper reflections, this feature is even more accentuated. For this reason, copper blonde is the perfect bet for lovers of super-luminous and also elegant blonde hair, as the copper-toned pigments add more sophistication to the look. Also, copper blonde tends to be a medium blonde, i.e. not too light or too dark, which makes the shade more versatile and relatively easier to achieve.

How to achieve copper blonde hair:

If you have dark brown or black hair, you're going to need bleaching, diva. Copper blonde tones like Co&Ton's 7.3 Golden Blond are more than three tones above dark locks, which makes it difficult to lighten them without prior discoloration. For those with light brown or natural blonde hair, discoloration is usually not necessary, simply applying the dye directly to the strands will achieve the color.

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Copper brown: nuance provides lighting for those who want to stay brunette

Striking and sophisticated, coppery brown is the best bet for those who want to stay brunette, but with a slightly more intense color than coppery brown. The main difference between the two nuances is that in coppery brown the brownish pigments are slightly more open, which makes the lighting a little more apparent. The look is also a good bet for divas who would like to achieve chocolate copper hair without having to highlight it, as chocolate hair dyes typically lack highlights.

How to achieve coppery brown hair:

To make the transformation, our tip is the 5.74 Brown Copper color by Cor&Ton. Although it is more intense, this nuance does not require a high level of lightening and can be achieved without discoloration on natural hair, just like auburn.

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Find out which copper hair color is ideal for you with the Test Your Color

Now that you know everything about the most popular auburn hair colors, you might be wondering which one suits your skin tone. Are we right, diva? To find out which of these nuances to bet on, it's worth doing a simulation in Teste Sua Cor, the virtual tester of Fica Diva! The tool has more than 40 shades of Color&Ton for you to try and already know even before you dye your hair if red, brown, blonde or coppery brown are the ideal shades for you.

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