21. Poppy Red Hair with Highlights and Lowlights

The gorgeous poppy red hue looks chic when paired with black lowlights that add incredible depth to the hair. Grab this idea for your next hair appointment if you want something more unusual than light highlights on a darker base.

Wine Red Babylights with Highlights and Lowlights

22. Deep Red Hair Highlights

Dark red hair color is an excellent choice for women who have skin with cool undertones. To achieve stunning depth like in this photo, give a try to black lowlights. A word of advice: your dark red hair will look its best with a bit of shine spray.

Mahogany Hair with Shadow Roots

23. Vibrant Red Hair with Highlights

Going the highlights route when they are the same color as your entire mane but a few tones lighter is a sure way to inject more depth and dimension into your tresses. And if you choose a bright shade like this ruby red, get ready to have all eyes on you!

Dimensional Red Balayage on Natural Hair

24. Peek-a-Boo Highlights

One of the edgiest ways to add highlights to red hair is the peek-a-boo. This technique suggests applying contrasting highlights to your hair underneath the top layer. You can choose from a variety of options, from a daring rainbow peek-a-boo to more reserved platinum blonde highlights.

Red Hair with White Blonde Color Underneath

25. Red Hair with Auburn Highlights

Auburn highlights on darker red hair can help you beautifully accentuate your eyes and the warm tone of your skin. They also create the right contrast to add depth to red hair and look particularly flattering when paired with loose waves.

Dimensional Copper Highlights on Darker Red Brown Hair

26. Raspberry Balayage

Burgundy red is a rich hue loved by women who enjoy being the center of attention. This juicy shade looks equally stunning when combined with both light ruby red highlights and darker lowlights. If you crave a more dramatic look, go for the latter. Lowlights help achieve incredible depth and make your tresses look fuller.

Magenta Hair with Ruby Red Highlights and Black Lowlights

27. Copper Balayage

There’s little wonder that balayage is one of the most favored highlighting techniques – besides being relatively low-maintenance, it helps create a natural look. So if you feel like embracing red hair color, consider getting a balayage.

Red Hair with Gignger Face Framing and Ombre Highlights

28. Cherry on Top

Cherry red is one of the most vibrant and eye-catching hues of red hair, which calls for a bit of courage to turn heads everywhere you go. If you love this shade but aren’t ready to get an entire head of it, juicy cherry highlights might be your way to go.

Vivid Red Highlights on Dark Red Base

29. Red Highlights or Short Red Hair

Short deep mahogany hair is already a statement, but you can always make it even more eye-catching with the help of bright highlights. Highlights help to accentuate the texture of a short cut and make your hair appear more voluminous by creating extra dimension.

Short Dark Red Hair with Red Highlights

30. Dark Hair with Red Highlights

Deep red highlights on a darker brown base work exceptionally well with naturally curly hair. They help showcase your curls at their best, accentuating the curl pattern and adding dimension.

Red Brown Hair with Highlights and Lowlights

All in all, red hair with highlights is better than just red hair. Besides making your hair look more beautiful and eye-catching, highlights can go a long way toward creating extra dimension and depth and accentuating your skin tone and eye color.

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