Autumn: The Redhead Season!

Autumn: The Redhead Season!

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How to be a Redhead is here to claim that autumn is The Redhead Season!

Why? The color red is the shade of the changing leaves outside our windows, but most importantly, the warm, fall fashion colors are “redhead friendly” and always look the best with a redhead’s complexion.

There are  approximately ninety days of fall, so lets put the season to its best use and dress the part. That means, make sure to rock burnt oranges and reds; dark bottoms and a leather accessory, like a bag or a great pair of boots.

Also, go out and get new haircuts- bangs are all the range! Perhaps autumn is the time for you to update your look and push the redhead button a little farther.

We’ll be keeping you updated with new fashion and beauty tips as the season progresses.

Keep rockin’ your red hair, girls!

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