Shades of red
Are you thinking about going red? Maybe you were a redhead as a child, or maybe you admire the head-turning color. Red hair is a high impact color and it captures attention instantly. While it might be a big change, it continues to be a classic and beautiful hair color choice for many. To help you decide on the right red hue, here is some inspiration for your next visit to the salon for scarlet strands.The bright copper color in these inspiration photos is vivid! Bright copper is a great choice if you have fair skin with green, blue, or hazel eyes. 
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Hair by Noelle.
Bright copper color complements her hazel eye color and fair skin - a stand out shade!
Hair by Noelle.
This medium ginger red hair color is spicy but it’s also a natural-looking red on the spectrum. It’s elegant and sophisticated and is beautiful on people with any warm or neutral skin tone with any eye color. What shade of red is your pick?Lazy hair styles
Being in quarantine has given everyone some extra free time - that means more of us are spending more time reading, trying new recipes, and more. While we are in this new temporary reality, it’s important to try not to take to the at-home dye or scissors! Instead, we’re here to help with some lazy-girl, dirty hair styles to experiment with. Here are some beautiful styles that are easy to do at home - and hopefully they’ll have you rethinking the messy bun you’ve been wearing on the daily. 
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The timeless half-up top knot is easy to do and it is flattering on every face shape. Simply sweep the top half or a portion of your hair in to a bun, and secure with a clear hair tie or a few bobby pins.
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No two messy buns are the same. The key to nailing a messy bun style is to create your bun while your hair is a little messy. Sweep your hair up and tie it in to a bun, then pull a few pieces of your hair out around your face to create an effortless (but not disheveled) look. 
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A low pony is the perfect way to wear second or third day hair. Here are our tips on how to style a low pony:Part your hair down the middle and pull back behind your ears.Backcomb the crown for fullness on top.Smooth by lightly by brushing over the top of the hair you just backcombed.Fasten the back section into a low ponytail.Pull a 1/2 in section from the ponytail and wrap around your hair tie, then secure with a bobby pin.
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A take on the messy bun, but add a bandana for extra interest.
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Braids are an easy way to spice up your hair for literally any occasion from a workout to a day at home, or to sleep. Your resource for thick hair
If you are blessed with thick hair, you have plenty of volume to play with, but you may struggle with dryness and frizz. These are super common hair issues that those with thick hair struggle with.Using the right tools and products is the answer to achieving smooth, bouncy, and glossy thick strands. And don’t forget manageable! Here is our curated list of the best products for thick hair.Use a hair mask.We love r+co’s Television Hair Masque.
Transform dry, styled and processed hair into camera-worthy perfection. This hair masque dramatically improves elasticity and manageability for all hair types while conditioning, deeply replenishing and fighting frizz.Use a frizz tamer.R+Co’s Moon Landing is an anti-humidity spray and frizz tamer in one!
This lightweight, aerosol spray controls frizz and absorbs instantly leaving a controlled satin finish and flexible hold. It tames flyaways and is designed to work in the toughest humidity = perfect for those with thick hair.Apply an oil to your hair while wet and/or dry.
Your hair will reflect light with R+Co’s Two-Way Mirror oil. This lightweight, smoothing oil melts into hair leaving strands polished and lustrous without weighing them down.