Unsurprisingly and without difficulty, the coppery red becomes the trendy colo of the fall

After the blond Bardot, it is the turn of the coppery red to be the star of beauty trends. A punchy color that is gaining more and more followers...

Each season, trends come and go as those who set them. But today, the game seems to be changing tack: it's more the influencers (on TikTok or Instagram) who lead the dance. Thanks to their creativity, micro-trends are expanding the beauty landscape to diversify it and also make it more inclusive.

Today, we are going to talk to you about “copper hair”. Does this term mean anything to you? It simply defines a coppery red color with highlighted shades worked in the mass!

How to adopt the “copper hair” trend?

You would have understood, the "copper hair" is not a coloring like the others. We are talking here rather about a lighter balayage with coppery nuances that will complement a warm base of very punchy red.

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The idea is to create relief, definition and above all to avoid the monotonous side of a color without nuance. To obtain this effect, the hairdresser will therefore illuminate the contours of the face thanks to reflections deposited on the front locks and the lengths. The goal ? Trying to get a very natural, almost solar side.

Redhead, a very popular shade for the arrival of autumn-winter

For several seasons, redhead has been making a comeback on the front of the stage. Very popular coloring in autumn-winter, it easily matches the lightest skin tones but also knows how to bring radiance to dark skin. With a palette of copper shades that is quite varied, there is enough to choose the one that will be best suited to your natural hair color but also to your complexion.

And frankly, to face the greyness of winter, there is nothing better than adopting flamboyant and full of life tones, right?

Also read: Here's why hair sometimes gets "frothy" (and how to take care of it)

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