Get ready to add some warmth and spice to your look! As temperatures rise, it’s time to embrace the allure of shimmery brassy coppers, warm reds, and strawberry blondes. Drawing inspiration from glamorous celebrities like Lucille Ball and Isla Fisher, it’s clear that redheads command attention. If you’re ready to transition away from blonde or brown balayage for a change, our collection of red balayage styles will inspire you. Red balayage, created through a freehand dyeing technique, adds highlights and dimension to hair with stunning results. With precise color distribution and natural-looking patterns, red balayage offers a captivating transformation without the high maintenance typically associated with red hair. Explore our curated selection of 21 red balayage ideas to find the perfect shade that complements your style and personality.
#1: Cinnamon Red Balayage
Do you have a natural shade? This gorgeous rustic copper that has subtle light balayage bits throughout creates that warm autumnal feel and keep people guessing whether the color is natural, or not. We won’t know! 75 percent copper, 25% gold is the ideal natural redhead. You can say you’re fair or neutral in tone. Avoid this color if you have dark skin tone or brown eyes.
#2: Cherry Copper Balayage
Starting with the natural deep dark Asian hair shade, the copper cherry perfectly matches these lovely gentle skin shades. Maintain the natural hair root to allow for a more natural growth and make the ends equal portions of red and copper. Are you sure? Does it have copper? If you have olive or darker skin, this shade may be more suitable for you. Avoid choosing this color if you’re seeking low-maintenance or if you’re already naturally blonde.
#3: Fiery Copper Red Balayage
The mostly deep auburn red hairstyle is enhanced by a sprinkling of bright orange copper Balayage. The perfect autumnal combo that brings the warmth and vibrancy of darker hair. Long hair waves, copper highlights and waves are the perfect combination for this balayage style. Take a risk It’s hard to choose between natural and vibrant red. Don’t stick to straight hair every day.
#4: Peachy Copper and Soft Face Frame
The soft, copper tone is ideal for pale skin tones and blondes who want to explore this world of pure copper. Highlights for face framing that are only a little lighter than the general color add a unique touch to this red hairstyle. Try it if you’re blonde and interested in experimenting with copper or pale colors while seeking a moderate commitment color. Beware: If you have black or dark brown hair.
#5: Burnt Copper with highlights and lowlights
This gorgeous burnt copper is highlights that are two shades lighter, and lowlights that are a shade deeper than overall hue to give depth and depth across, creating the most vibrant, deep color that is accentuated by bouncy waves. Utilize heat protection as well as an enormous wand to recreate the appearance. Give it a try: Green eyes will pop! If you wear eye makeup regularly. Avoid: If you’re seeking low-maintenance hair colors.
#6: The Sleek Violet Red with Copper lights
I like to call it the “look twice” color. The color is sleek and rich violet with copper highlights blending through. The shine highlights the color beautifully. Don’t be afraid of mixing warm and cool tones in the red hair balayage shade. They work well when you have the right style particularly with dark skin tones and darker eyes. Ideal for: Dark skin and dark eyes, with good hair condition. Avoid: If you have pale, pink-toned skin and blue eyes.
#7: Colden Apricot Balayage
Alluring waves and golden honey highlights create this luxurious apricot balayage look. Play around with highlights during the year to keep hair boredom from setting in and also add lowlights to create an elegant edge. Take a chance: To add warmth to your blonde. Avoid if you have darker, cooler-toned skin.
#8: Dark Plum and Auburn Balayage
The sexy and glamorous waves with thick and long hair show the rich auburn pieces to perfection against dark roots making the red brunette of dreams. The perfect balance of intensity and tones to brighten up the brunette you’ve been sporting this winter. Do it if you’re a brunette looking for a change. Don’t if your hair is extremely thin, as the red hues could fade.
#9: Soft Natural Colden Ginger
If you’re looking for an organic ginger look this balayage made of copper and caramel is the perfect choice. The balayage technique combined with a natural gold copper blend helped achieve the perfect blend of shades from the root to the top. Try it if you’re a blonde with light brown hair seeking a natural style and soft growth. Be cautious if you have dark eyes and dark hair.
#10: Gingersnap Copper with Natural Roots
This deep light copper balayage ideal for the season of pumpkins and spices. The yellow undertones of this lighter red shade can make your blue eyes shine. Imagine Amy Adams and Isla Fisher red. Make sure to keep the depth at the roots to allow natural transitions to the bright light that shines through the ends. This color is suitable for all lengths of hair. Ideal for: Pale or neutral skin tones, blue eyes, and those seeking a natural look. Avoid if you want to return to blonde; wait until your next session.
