21/ Red hair: 30 photos of marsala, burgundy, cherry tones + tips for choosing the right dye
Get inspired by 30 photos of marsala, burgundy and cherry red hair and see tips! (Photo: Instagram @searchdia)
Burgundy red hair needs care to be healthy. Find out which ones! (Photo: Instagram @brandilou88)
Cherry red hair is an intense and striking shade (Photo: Instagram @bryannbonilla)
Cherry red hair combines superbly with curly hair (Photo: Instagram @mayssas_beauty_mark)
Cherry red hair goes superbly with all skin tones (Photo: Instagram @claudiamercieca)
Marsala red hair can resemble a purple hue (Photo: Instagram @guy_tang)
Cherry red is an intense shade of hair color (Photo: Instagram @styledbyaundria)
Marsala hair combines superbly with dark skin (Photo: Instagram @zarzargalore_)
Marsala hair combines matte and purple reflections (Photo: Instagram @guy_tang)
Take care of cherry red hair with chemically treated hair products (Photo: Instagram @sruthy_raju)
Cherry red hair is a bright shade (Photo: Instagram @anniealonso_)
Generally, burgundy red results in a closed color (Photo: Instagram @dreamhairbycelaa)
You can also bet on cherry red lights (Photo: Instagram @mayssas_beauty_mark)
Burgundy red hair can have an intense result on dark hair (Photo: Instagram @luxbeautybybarbara)
The burgundy red hair matches the olive and black skin (Photo: Instagram @tshx.touchhair)
Marsala hair can also come close to wine (Photo: Instagram @brandirell)
Cherry red highlights dark skin (Photo: Instagram @capellistyle.it)
Burgundy red hair goes with all hair types (Photo: Instagram @afsisterwig)
Burgundy red hair is intense and closed (Photo: Instagram @the_colour_shak)
Burgundy red hair enhances curly hair curls (Photo: Instagram @afsisterwig)
The cherry red can be achieved in the medium shade (Photo: Instagram @tishandsnooky)
Cherry red hair can be combined with marsala (Photo: Instagram @mayssas_beauty_mark)
Burgundy red hair has intense red highlights (Photo: Instagram @tanesaluvluv)
Cherry red hair can be lighter at the ends (Photo: Instagram @jessiehair_)
Burgundy red hair is a great choice for a first-time redhead (Photo: Instagram @hair_by_nate_)
Burgundy hair can be lighter at the ends (Photo: Instagram @decouperhairdressing)
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ExploreAmong the different versions of red hair, marsala, burgundy and cherry are the main choices of women who want to bet on reddish red hair for the first time. Marsala and burgundy hair are very similar, but you can find differences in highlights and shades to achieve the look. Cherry red hair, on the other hand, is a very vibrant look, managing to differentiate it more easily from other shades. Want to know more about red hair dye shades and tips?
In addition to tips, Fica Diva gathered 30 photos of marsala, burgundy and cherry red hair to inspire you. Check it out!
Marsala hair is a dark red that can be given a purple finish
Marsala is a deep red hair color that mixes reddish and matte highlights to create a unique color. The tone walks between dark blonde, light brown and wine, which can vary in the result depending on the natural color of your locks. As marsala red hair can have two different tones, you can bet on both the purple version of the color and the wine tone. While marsala is reminiscent of a burgundy color on light hair, it guarantees an intense, purple result on dark hair.
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Burgundy red hair is a good bet for anyone who has never been a redhead.
Burgundy hair is also a great option for those wanting to go red for the first time with a subtle, less radical change. It suits different skin tones, especially brunettes and blacks, as it highlights these tones. Depending on the lighting, you can see a color very close to reddish brown and wine, combining several nuances in one hair! Burgundy hair color can be achieved with toner and dye on brown and blonde hair without bleaching.
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Cherry red hair is a vibrant and intense shade of red.
Modern and democratic, cherry red hair is a shade of red that can be achieved in medium and dark tones. In addition to being the perfect look for divas who want a radical change, the color suits all skin tones! The tip is that fair and pink skinned women bet on light and medium tones, while women with dark and black skin combine superbly with the darker version of the color.
What is the best cherry red hair dye?
Our suggestion is that you invest in a color that has a UV filter in the composition to avoid early color fading. Cherry Red 6.646 dye, by Cor&Ton has this technology in the formula and guarantees shiny and healthy red hair!
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How to care for marsala, burgundy and cherry red hair?
After betting on the color you liked the most, it's important to take good care of your red hair! This includes replacing proteins to strands that have lost important nutrients to be healthy and shiny. To do this, you just need to invest in a collection of products formulated for chemically treated hair. Our suggestion is the Post-Chemistry Powerful line, by Niely Gold, which is rich in argan oil and a load of proteins to strengthen and restore resistance to the threads!
In addition to including the collection's products in your care routine, be sure to follow a capillary schedule for red and dyed hair, including hydration, nutrition and reconstruction stages. The treatments replenish water, oils, proteins and mass to ensure red hair free of dryness, dullness, frizz and damage.
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