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How Redheads Can Take Care of (Not Get Rid of) Their Summer Freckles

Enjoy the gallery of gorgeous freckles too!

It’s easy to find articles on how to remove your freckles, make them lighter or cover them up. Having freckles is often seen as a flaw, an imperfection, or a blemish on the skin. We think freckles are beautiful and unique, and while some may choose to cover them, others will embrace them. If you want your freckles to look their best, try these freckle care tips from fellow redheads: 

1. Hydrate and moisturize

Just like any type of skin, freckles need hydration and moisture to keep them looking soft and glowy. Be sure to drink at least 64 oz of water every single day, and use a hydrating night cream and moisturizer on your skin. 

2. Exfoliate regularly

When skin gets dry or starts to slough off, it can look dull and that goes for freckled skin too. Make sure you’re exfoliating regularly all over your body. This will leave your freckled skin looking fresh, soft, and glowy. Find our top-rated redhead-approved exfoliators here. 

3. Protect your skin

Keeping your skin protected from the sun is important to reduce fine lines, skin damage, and early signs of aging. It’s important to always wear SPF, cover up to reduce sun exposure, and be mindful of the time you’re spending in the sun.

4. Check Your freckles 

When you’ve got freckles, it can be easy to miss the early signs of skin cancer. Be sure to check your freckles often and have your dermatologist take a look at any spots that seem to be an unusual color, shape, or size!

5. Avoid harsh chemicals on the skin

If you want your freckles to stay vibrant and glowing, it’s best to avoid hard chemicals on the skin. Since many products are designed to cover or lighten freckles you will want to avoid products with hydroquinone as it suppresses melanin and lightens darkened areas.

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4 Top Redhead Summer Hair Problems + How to Address Them

Don't let it get you down!

Updated: October 31st, 2023

We all want to look our best in the summer, but sometimes your red hair takes a beating. From the hot summer sun to damage caused by swimming, your red hair might be struggling to look its best in the summer months. Here’s how to address the top summer hair problem(s) you might be facing: 

1. The Problem: Your red hair is looking dull

How to Fix It: Finally Glossy® Shine & Luminosity Shampoo for Redheads

It took many years to custom-make the Finally Glossy® formula and we’re so excited for redheads to enjoy it. We’re thrilled to release another clean redhead beauty product. It is paraben-free, cruelty-free, sulfate-free, petroleum-free, mineral-oil, and vegan. It also contains no perfume, is free of gluten and is silicone-free, phthalate-free, formaldehyde-free and cocamidopropyl betaine-free. This clean formula is formulated with Vitamin B3, olive oil, coconut oil and green tea.

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2. The Problem: Your red hair is feeling dry, coarse, and frizzy

How to Fix It: Red hair that is dry and frizzy is in need of nourishment and hydration. The first thing to do is make sure you’re staying hydrated, especially in the hot summer sun. Next, you will want to prevent any further drying or frizz, so lay off the hot tools and cover up with a hat or headscarf when you go into the sun. To bring your hair back to its former glory you will need to infuse it with hydration through hair masks, hair oils and smoothing treatments. Use Paul Mitchell’s Neuro Repair Treatment once a week on your red hair and apply Privé Smoothing Solution when styling your red hair.

3. The Problem: Your scalp and roots are a greasy mess

How to Fix It: Greasy red hair is super common in the summer and can be caused by a variety of things. Make sure you’re using products free of oils and have the proper brush to distribute the oils throughout your locks. Use dry shampoo to touch up hair that gets greasy between washes. 

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4. The Problem: You have breakage and split ends

How to Fix It: When drying your hair opt to use a microfiber towel! Introducing the How to be a Redhead Soft Microfiber Hair Towel for Redheads. Because wet hair is at its most vulnerable, this custom microfiber towel gently and carefully absorbs moisture from your red hair and dries it quickly, all while protecting it from stretching and breakage. This design is uniquely shaped to wrap all of your hair securely (no matter the length), with an elastic strap to comfortably keep things in place. Your hair journey starts here, redheads.

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5 Expert Tips On Combatting Unruly Red Hair

Tame your lion mane ????

If your red hair is wavy, curly, frizzy or really anywhere in between, you might be struggling with unruly red hair. These hair types have a mind of their own and won’t always cooperate. Next time you’re having a crazy red hair day, try some of these redhead hair tips & tricks for taming your mane. 

1. Protect your red hair while you sleep 

Wavy and curly red hair can easily get frizzy and out of control, especially at night. Protect your hair from frizz while you sleep by using a head wrap or a silk pillowcase, or sleeping in a style that keeps your hair away from the pillow. 

2. Lean into the curl

Embracing your red curls can be a journey, but over time you will learn what works and what doesn’t and your hair journey will get easier. Try embracing your curls by using a curl-enhancing brush like The Denman Brush. Read more curl tips here. 

3. Style your red hair without heat 

One of the easiest ways to manage your red curls and get some reprieve from unruly hair is to rock a heatless hairstyle that keeps the hair up and away from your face. French or Dutch braids are a great option for harnessing your curls, and buns can be a sleek alternative.

4. Be mindful when you wash 

Curly and wavy red hair needs different care than straight or relaxed hair does. Most people with curly hair find they need to wash their hair less often. Be sure to use ‘Redhead Friendly’ approved products intended for your hair type to keep it looking healthy and hydrated. Read more curl tips here.

5. Change the way you dry 

Air drying is best for curly hair because it reduces frizz. Avoid rubbing your hair with a towel, and instead, squeeze the excess with a soft cotton t-shirt or let it drip dry. If you do need to blow dry it, be sure to use heat protection and a diffuser.

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5 After-Sun Hair Tips For Redheads

Revitalize your crimson locks after a day in the sun

Just like heat from hot tools, excess heat from the summer sun may leave your red hair looking and feeling dry, damaged, and frizzy. The best thing to do is to protect your hair from the sun by using hats or headscarves, but if your hair does get sun damage, don’t fret! Here are a few things you can do afterward to help your hair stay healthy and get back to its smooth, shiny state. 

1. Try a deep conditioning mask

Pop on a deep conditioning mask and let your hair soak up the nourishment it needs to spring back. Opt for something that will leave hair feeling hydrated and refreshed but not bogged down with heavy oils.

‘Redhead Friendly’ Recommendations: Verb Ghost Hair Mask | Living Proof Restore Mask Treatment

2. Use some hair oil 

If your hair is feeling extra dry and frizzy, especially towards the ends, try using some hair oil. Concentrate towards the bottom half of the hair and use sparingly to avoid over-saturating your hair.

‘Redhead Friendly’ Recommendations: Kerotin Nourishing Oil Treatment | Ouai Hair Oil 

 

3. Cool down the water

If you typically take extra hot showers, consider cooling them down if your hair has had a lot of heat exposure. The hot water will dry out your hair and scalp even more than it already is. Opt for a lukewarm shower, or turn the water down when washing your hair. 

4. Avoid excess heat

It may be tempting to blow dry wet hair after a day in the sun. Give your hair a good wash using a sulfate-free shampoo and then let it air dry to avoid excess heat damage. Try to avoid using other hot tools as well. 

5. Swap your pillowcase

If your hair is feeling dry and frizzy, give it some relief at night with a silk or satin pillowcase. It will help keep your hair from becoming more damaged while you sleep.

‘Redhead Friendly’ Recommendations: SavvySleeper 100% Satin Pillowcase | Fishers Finery 100% Silk Pillowcase

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Why Redheads Need To Be Extra Mindful of UV Rays 

This information can save your skin.. and life!

July is UV Safety Awareness Month, so what better time than now to talk about the impact of UV sun rays on redheads! You know UV rays are bad, you’ve probably heard it a million times throughout your life, but did you know redheads are actually more susceptible to damage from UV rays than those of other hair colors? Here’s a breakdown on why redheads need to be extra mindful: 

What are UV rays exactly?

Sunlight that reaches the earth = UV Rays. There are 3 types of UV rays: UVA, UVB and UVC.

UVA rays have the longest wavelengths, followed by UVB, and UVC rays which have the shortest wavelengths. While UVA and UVB rays are transmitted through the atmosphere, all UVC and some UVB rays are absorbed by the Earth’s ozone layer. So, most of the UV rays you come in contact with are UVA with a small amount of UVB.

Interestingly enough, SPF only measures UVB rays; it doesn’t tell you anything about protection from UVA rays. And since we absorb more UVA rays, redheads need to make sure zinc oxide is in their sunscreen bottle. It is the only single active ingredient that offers excellent protection from UVA and UVB rays.

What do UV rays do to the human body?  

Exposure to UV rays can do a host of things to your body. One of the most commonly talked about signs of UV damage is visible damage. Visible damage shows up mostly in signs of premature aging such as wrinkles, sun spots, and leathery skin texture. UV rays can also cause damage that is more internal, like eye damage and an increased risk of skin cancer. 

Why do redheads need to be more cautious?

Redheads carry a gene called MC1R which is what gives us our beautiful red hair, but the gene is also responsible for other things that happen in our bodies. One of the downsides to MC1R is that your body isn’t able to protect itself against UV rays in the same capacity those without the gene can. This means the harmful impact of UV rays is more intense. Read more here.

How can you prevent UV damage?

There are a number of ways you can protect yourself from UV ray damage. The most effective ways are limiting sun exposure, always wearing broad-spectrum SPF, and covering up when out in the sun. Redheads don’t need to be afraid of the sun, but they do need to be more cautious. You might not think sun damage is a big deal now, but as you get older you will start to see the signs of premature aging. Avoiding sun damage early will help your skin stay youthful and beautiful longer and help your body stay healthy.

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Hair + Beauty

5 Tips On How To Get Your Vibrant Red Hair Back

Tips for redheads looking to get the red hair shade they had when they were younger

As redheads get more mature, the hair changes in different ways. Red hair can fade, turn white or grey and overall lose its vibrant color. A Reddit user, who appears blonde now, showed a photo of her hair when she was younger and said, “It’s a shame my hair has faded in adulthood. I always hated being a redhead when I was a kid. Now I’d give anything for that shade again.”

If you’re wanting a little help to return your red hair to its former shade, check out these tips: 

Find a trusted hair colorist

The most important part of getting your hair to any shade is to have a stylist you trust. Find someone who works with redheads, both natural and ‘by choice’. An experienced stylist will be able to mix the right color and keep you from looking too brassy. 

Bring a photo

If you’re going for a specific shade from your younger years, bring in a photo of yourself from that time. It will be easier for your stylist to color match the photo than a description. Also, it’s best to work off photos of natural redheads and not those with dyed red hair to get the perfect color. 

Try color depositing shampoo 

If your hair is simply faded, you might not be ready to dye it yet. Try using a color depositing shampoo to get some of that vibrance back in your locks. Looking for a redhead-approved one? Check out our 2021 list of best color depositing shampoos. 

Do a glaze

Having your hair glazed will help it get back some of that sleek shine and luster you might have had earlier in your life. Glazes are great for hair that’s fading and losing some of its shine without adding any color. You will want to consult with your trust stylist hair colorist about the best clear/color glaze for you!  Find out more about glazes for redheads here.

Give it a gloss

Similar to glazing, doing a gloss treatment will help to bring back some of the luster of your hair. Unlike a glaze, a gloss does deposit some color onto your hair, but it is not permanent. Your gloss will wash out in a couple of weeks and can be done right from home too.

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How You Should Part Your Red Hair: Is Your Part Out of Style?

Is the side part dead?

If you’ve been following internet beauty trends, you might have noticed Gen Z taking umbrage with the side part. Millennials have been rocking the side part in various forms for the last two decades, so what are we doing now, redheads?

Middle part 

Probably the most popular part at the moment is the middle part. Gen Z is all about bringing back the trends that once were, and the middle part had its moment in the 70s. Now that it’s back many former side parters are opting to switch their style in favor of a middle part. 

To get the perfect middle part, you will want to use a rat tail comb and divide your hair evenly on each side. It may take some training for your hair to get used to the new part, so try styling it while wet and letting it try into place. The middle part does help make the face look more youthful and symmetric, but it might not be for all face shapes or hairlines. 

Zig-Zag part 

Hello, throwback! The zig-zag part was huge in the 90s and early 2000s but it’s making its way back into style with the “Y2K” look that is popular among the younger generation. Bella Hadid was recently seen rocking a zig-zag part and we might see it pop up a lot more on influencers and celebs. 

Zig-zag parts can also be achieved with a rat tail comb too. Start with a middle part and then pull triangular sections in either direction until you’ve created the zigzag effect. Since a zig-zag part is a little hard to keep perfectly in place, it works best up in updos or even fun pigtails! 

Natural part

The natural part is where your hair would naturally lay. If you have a cowlick this might be slightly off-center or deeper to the side. Natural parts look great because it’s how your hair sits best and it’s the state your hair will return to if not forced into a part. 

The easiest way to see where your natural part is is to flip your hair upside down and then back up. Let your hair fall where it may and adjust accordingly. 

Side part 

Style is relative, so we say if you like your side part, keep on rocking it! Some people’s hair type, texture, and cut just look better with a side part and you have to do what feels best for you. If you’ve never rocked a side part before, try it!

Side parts look great with curls or big volume and can be created as close to the center of the hairline or as far away as you like to create the perfect look.

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Hair + Beauty

6 Important Things For Redheads To Consider When Buying Sunscreen

Picking the perfect sunscreen just got easier!

Not all sunscreens are created equally, that’s why there are a number of things redheads should look for when selecting a sun protectant. Here’s a list to help you pick a sunscreen that will be gentle on your skin, keep you protected, and minimize sun damage. 

1. The SPF number: This may shock you! 

Do you assume 100 SPF will protect your fair skin better than 30 SPF? SPF is not a consumer-friendly number. It is logical for someone to think that an SPF of 30 is twice as good as an SPF of 15 and so on. But that is not how it works. An SPF 30 offers sunscreen protection for UVB light of 97%. An SPF 50 offers sunscreen protection of 98% for UVB light. An SPF 100 offers 99% percent protection for UVB light. You notice the differences in percentage are not that great yet the numbers for SPF are very great. SPF count tells a consumer nothing about UVA light which also causes skin cancer and causes sun damage to the skin. Read more here. 

High SPF’s offer only minimal advantages over SPF 30. The FDA will actually be doing away with higher number designation in the near future. The best protection is with a physical blocker such as zinc oxide. Check out our top rated sunscreens for redheads.

2. Broad spectrum means a lot

You want your sunscreen to be broad spectrum and protect against ultraviolet A (UVA) and ultraviolet B (UVB) since both of these rays can cause cancer. Even if a sunscreen has a high SPF, if it doesn’t protect against UVA and UVB rays, it’s less effective.

3. Water resistance is key

If you’re spending the day in and around water, it’s super important to have water-resistant sunscreen. This means that it won’t just wash off the moment you hit the water. Your sunscreen bottle should tell you how long it’s water-resistant. Typically sunscreens are water-resistant for between 40-90 minutes. Water resistance is great for extra hot days too, as it also means your sunscreen is sweat resistant. Be sure to reapply sunscreen at least every 2 hours or after swimming or sweating. 

4. Make sure it’s dermatologist tested

Since most redheads have sensitive skin, it’s important your sunscreen is gentle enough on your skin to reduce the risk of rash or irritation. Look for something that’s dermatologist tested, especially for a facial sunscreen.

5. Sensitive skin? Opt for unscented

If you have sensitivities to scents or certain ingredients like aloe, it’s important to check your sunscreen for those types of things. Unscented sunscreen is best for those who are sensitive, and you don’t need colorants or special scents to make your sunscreen work.

6. Carcinogen lookout 

One of the concerns with using sunscreen is carcinogens. Make sure to check this list of popular sunscreens that have carcinogens to make sure you’re not using one from that list. To find a list of safe sunscreens, click here. 

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Trending: Faux Freckles Should Teach Redheads To Embrace Their Natural Beauty

What do you think about this faux freckle trend?

People of all skin tones and all hair colors want freckles and that’s why the faux freckles trend has not gone away! Many of us redheads have freckles and most of us have learned to love and embrace them, and some of us are still on that journey. Freckles are something that many redheads get teased for. Many redheads were even taught their freckles should be covered up with makeup. Now with the faux freckle trend, people are using makeup to get that freckled look.

The idea of embracing natural beauty is something new we’ve seen in the past few years. We’re embracing curves and unique body features now more than ever, and freckles fall into that natural beauty category. 

If you’re a redhead who has natural freckles, what better time to embrace them! Wearing less makeup, or wearing sheer makeup is a great way to let your freckles shine. We should embrace them now while they are in style and even after the trend has faded because freckles are beautiful and unique just like redheads.

If you’re a redhead with no freckles or light freckles and you want to rock the faux freckle look, go for it! Or, if you already have a face full of freckles and want to enhance them even more, why not?! We asked our Instagram audience how they felt about faux freckles:

 

We hope this is the start of embracing other unique beauty features. Beauty is not one size fits all, and it’s nice to see the beauty community moving in a direction of inclusivity, even if there is a long way to go.

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How To Prep Your Redhead Skin for Swimsuit Season

Most important prep this summer: Love your complexion, your scars, your freckles, and your stretch marks.

Redheads, summer is here and that means it’s swimsuit season! Prepping your redhead skin for swimsuit season is a great way to look and feel your best this summer. Here are a few tips on prepping your redhead skin — from head to toe — for the upcoming summer months ahead: 

1. Hydrate, hydrate, hydrate 

Healthy redhead skin starts with a healthy body, so be sure to stay hydrated this summer. Increasing your water intake will help with your complexion, the softness of your skin, and even blemishes. It’s recommended that we drink at least 64 oz of water every single day, but in the heat, it’s important to drink even more to stay hydrated.

2. Exfoliate away impurities

Sluff off the cold of winter by exfoliating your skin. Exfoliated skin is softer, looks more subtle, and holds makeup and skincare products better. Exfoliating from head to toe is important for gorgeous summer skin! Try PCA SKIN Daily Exfoliant on your face and Brown Sugar Body Scrub on your body. 

Looking for more tips on safely exfoliating? Check out this article. 

 

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3. Wax or shave body hair

If you choose to remove body hair during the summer months, it’s good to get into a routine of shaving or waxing so you’re always ready to take on the day. If shaving is your hair removal method of choice, opt for a razor that works well on sensitive skin and never use a dull blade. Try a nickel-free razor if you experience redness or bumps after shaving. If waxing is more your cup of tea, be sure to tell your waxer if you have sensitive skin (most redheads do) so they can use the proper wax. Try hard wax rather than strips. And, if waxing isn’t your thing, try sugaring. 

4. Moisturize everything

In addition to keeping your body hydrated from the inside, it’s important to hydrate skin from the outside using a moisturizer for the body and face. Opt for heavier body lotions and facial creams at night after showering to penetrate the skin for maximum moisture. Choose lighter creams with SPF during the day for max sun protection.

5. SUNSCREEN! 

The most important thing you can do this summer is invest in a good sunscreen. It’s a good idea to apply sunscreen at home, after shaving/moisturizing, and reapply when you’re actually out in the sun. See our top-rated sunscreens for redheads this summer!

6. Love yourself

Part of being ready for swimsuit season is feeling confident in your redhead skin. This summer, love your complexion, your scars, your freckles, and your stretch marks. Our bodies are beautiful and powerful and every body is a bikini body! 

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Hair + Beauty

7 Redhead Makeup Tutorials On TikTok You Need to See

Get redhead beauty inspo in seconds!

Finding makeup tutorials for redheads isn’t always the easiest, but with the internet at our fingertips, it’s getting a whole lot easier. Youtube brought us long-form tutorials with lots of talking and in-depth product reviews. In the past few years, TikTok has given us another option and that’s short videos we can consume in just a couple of minutes or less.

Don’t have a TikTok account, that’s ok! You can watch the videos directly below.

Here are 7 redhead TikTok makeup tutorials you need to see: 

1. @sophialacorteee is a gorgeous redheaded TikToker who gives us a light and simple makeup look with a pretty pink lip perfect for everyday wear. Watch: 

https://www.tiktok.com/@sophialacorteee/video/6913204004495363333?_d=secCgYIASAHKAESMgowRmVxh3ppfsVqZvtdXgDjRgJhTKCOsAFSmS3Q9vvSrMpWjfIJFZ3Cu9ENV3lw5FdOGgA%3D&checksum=ee482811b6f6f110f4ef9f7e1dedb6c6b95516965122d6e068b76d645dfc497e&language=en&preview_pb=0&sec_user_id=MS4wLjABAAAAnw1P6ykpl-c5zvJEWtTFCAiwQsEiCVaAfTuAQDTynMrnJu1Kio2CzmbYeVTNg_39&share_app_id=1233&share_item_id=6913204004495363333&share_link_id=AF05C60B-42E6-4038-A433-7DFE5B32FA69&source=h5_m&timestamp=1625615352&tt_from=copy&u_code=cm1d2d1h51ael5&user_id=6532054061447905281&utm_campaign=client_share&utm_medium=ios&utm_source=copy&_r=1

 

2. @lydiajervis has a fiery red mane of curls and is the queen of fluffy brows and spidery long eyelashes. Her glowy look gives us model-off-duty vibes. Watch: 

@lydiajervis

#makeup #makeuphacks #fyp #foryoupage #glowup #tutorials #makeuptips #redhead

♬ original sound – Lydia Jervis

3. @madelineaford puts How to be a Redhead’s Finally Have Brows eyebrow gel to the test! Watch: 

@madelineaford

ily @howtobearedhead thanks for giving me eyebrows

♬ original sound – madeline ford

4. @emmajeanae is a redheaded beauty who shows us a budget-friendly way to get a sexy winged look that pairs perfectly with any makeup style. Watch: 

@emmajeanae

#stitch with @emmanickles my eye makeup routine 😗 #redhead #makeup #cheapmakeup

♬ original sound – emma jeanae

 

5. @emylee.farley serves us fire vibes with her red locks and her burnt orange makeup look and matching lip. Watch: 

@emylee.farley

Bang! It’s fall 😍 #fallmakeuplook #makeup #smallmua #muawannabe #makeuptutorial #fyp #foryoupage #redhead #makeuptransformation #fall

♬ Bang! – AJR

6. @scarlettohair also tests and tries How to be a Redhead’s Finally Have Brows eyebrow gel! Watch:

 

7. @courtneymassner is channeling her inner Ariel with a freckle-friendly glowy makeup look and gorgeous beachy curls. Watch: 

@courtney_jean_m

Wait till the end 👩🏻‍🦰🧜‍♀️ #BadDay #november #thrivewithcourt #ginger #redhead #makeup #makeuplooks #getreadywithme #foryou #blah

♬ Follow PerezHilton on TikTok – perezhilton

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