Why At-Home Gloss Is A Good Idea For Fading Red Hair

Updated: May 25th, 2023

Red hair is gorgeous and vibrant, but often it fades as we age. There’s nothing wrong with fading red hair. It’s a natural part of life. But, if you want to keep your red hair looking vibrant and bright, the best option is an at-home hair gloss. Let’s learn what a gloss really is and the results you could get from it:

1. Gloss isn’t the same as dye

Dying your hair can be daunting, especially if you like your natural red color. A hair gloss is different because it enhances the natural color and is temporary. If you don’t love the shade you can just wait for it to fade or wash away and try again with a different shade. You won’t experience roots and it’s the most natural enhancement a natural redhead can do when wanting more vibrant locks.

2. Using a gloss is cheaper & easier

Getting your hair permanently dyed should be left to a professional, but it can be expensive. You might even need frequent trips to keep up the color. Luckily, glosses are cheaper, you can do it whenever you want and it’s easy. You just have to follow the instructions and you’ll have more vibrant red hair in no time.

3. Gloss is damage-free

Hair glosses are different than dying your hair and are perfect for touching up fading red hair. Hair dye is damaging and getting your hair colored often can leave it compromised. A hair gloss won’t damage your hair and will actually help it feel and look healthier.

4. Finally Glossy® Shine & Luminosity Shampoo for Redheads

If you are looking for a redhead-approved glossy, look no further! 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.