Dark Red Hair Color Looks That Are Right On Trend This Winter

By Jenna Sims
Instagram/@jadestylist_

Warm up cold winter days with these fiery shades of red hair. Whether you want to add a subtle hint of red or fully commit to red all over, these looks will prove that red is the new black. Nervous about taking the plunge? Darker hues of red will still make a statement without being too bright or bold. Red shades like cherry, plum, and crimson also mix well with other shades so you can gradually add them in for a warm touch that's perfect for the fall and winter seasons. 

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Black to Red Ombre

Instagram/@vanity_salon_houston

Black fades to a deep cherry red in this ombre style. 

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Dark Red with Copper Highlights

Instagram/@jessicadagio

Copper highlights add an additional layer of color to these amber curls.

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Dark Red Balayage

Instagram/@minthairstudiopa

Curls accentuate the different shades of this rich red balayage.

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Red All Over

Instagram/@ mhollandhair

This shade puts red on full display. We love how the light plays off the deep crimson curls.

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Subtle Touch of Red

Instagram/magnolia3salon

Hints of dark red add dimension to a nearly black base. 

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Bold Auburn Red

Instagram/@alydavishair

This color is a darker shade of auburn that still makes a bold statement. 

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Hint of Plum

Instagram/@staciestyles

Violet and crimson tones come together to create the perfect shade of deep red.

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Light to Dark Red Ombre

Instagram/@abbyericksonhair

Bright red roots fade into darker ends that tone down the brightness of this hairstyle to make it more suitable for winter. 

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Glossy Winter Red

Instagram/@crafterofhair

A glossy finish helps create a frosted look on this winter-ready shade. We love the notes of plum and violet. 

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Deep Cherry Red

Instagram/@jadestylist_

Cherry shades pop against a darker base to create a black cherry hue. 

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