Red Hairstyles For 2015

This gorgeous hue will add warmth and depth to mature skin, while updating your look for 2015. Simply ask for light copper tones to be worked through your natural locks to get you started.

The warmer your hair shade, the shinier it'll look. Brunette and auburn hair looks shinier than blonde or grey, so 'think about adding ribbons of rich golden highlights within your pastelised copper. This will look great on all skin tones and ages, so be brave and take the plunge!' explains Headmasters Colour Ambassador, Siobhan Jones

But be warned! 'Copper hair does tend to fade quickly so always make sure you use products like deep conditioning treatments between salon visits', suggests Siobhan.

Hair by Headmasters Pro Artistic Team.

If you are a natural redhead but want to enhance your colour, a semi-permanent dye can help to lift your locks - plus cover any greys that are starting to show. 'Choosing a warmer copper shade will automatically make your hair appear healthier and shinier too' eplains Headmasters Colour Ambassador, Siobhan Jones. 'The warmer the shade the more it reflects light.'

Show off your new rouge hue with a sophisticated up-do that will work for every occasion. Last month's Golden Globes red carpet was awash with celebrities sporting the classic bun, proving an elegant up-do never goes out of style.

Hair by Headmasters Pro Artistic Team.

Keep it natural by adding copper tones to a medium red - you don't want to end up with a flat, faux colour. Long lengths can look tired and lank if left to roam free. For an easy elegant day to night hairstyle, whip your mane into a bouncy ponytail - keeping a bit of face framing volume at the root - and channel your inner Brigitte Bardot.

Hair by Headmasters Pro Artistic Team.

Want to try the red hairstyle trend but scared to take the plunge? This natural auburn hue will lift mousey and light brown hair, without making a bold statement or screaming 'look at me'. This tone works best on pale skin - don't attempt a copper red if you are tanned or have naturally olive skin.

Super sleek and straight styles are bang on trend for spring. Give your fuss-free cut a trendy twist with a long fluffy fringe. Classic and forefead concealing, it's the oldest anti-ageing trick in the book.

Think you would prefer a shorter style but scared to go for the chop? Suprisingly there is a variety of ways to style a crop that ensures it suits your hair texture and face shape. Opting for a long asymetric fringe will soften heart and square face shapes into a flattering oval, while adding in dual tones of colour will give fine choppy lengths the illusion of volume.

If you're hankering after a new shade, why not look to a richer, red-haired hue to really add a new twist to your style? This rich golden shade will suit most, even those with naturally blonde hair.

Embrace wild, romantic hair this season with gorgeous copper curls. This is the most natural-looking red hue - perfect if you don't want to look like you have colour treated your hair.
Hair by Katie Mulcahy

Need a big style change? Then start with your hair. If you're feeling bold, go for a striking red. A deep scarlet colour will have an energising effect on skin that looks jaded. Wear it bright, vibrant and with confidence.
Hair by Mark Leeson

This dark cherry hue is perfect for black and dark brown hair. A great way to make the transition from dark to light as you get older, without having to put up with that salt and pepper look that can be so ageing.
Hair by Katie Mulcahy

Dark reds are a great way to cover roots and past dye jobs. It will also be more youthful and help to add shine and depth to your naturally dark hair.

Curly hair looks fabulous with a red tone worked through. Keep it copper to make sure your style is on trend for the new season. This tone works best on pale skin - don't attempt a copper red if you are tanned or have naturally olive skin.
Hair by Neil Atkinson at Mahogany Hairdressing

One of the most flattering hairstyles of the season, long romantic curls with a light red tone worked through are making a comeback. Whether your hair is naturally curly or red doesn't matter! Ask your hairdresser for bright copper and light red tones to be worked through your hair and create thick, luxe curls with a one inch curling wand.

Auburn is a nice alternative shade to glam up your look. This colour will suit blondes as well as brunettes, just make sure you ask for auburn with a warm base and darker tones to bring out your skin tone.
Hair by Mark Leeson

Create an ultra-glam new look for evening. Wash-out colours are getting better and better, so try one in a deep chilli red to give your look extra drama for after dark.
Hair by Karine Jackson

Red tones were making waves all over the a/w catwalks this year. A great alternative to blonde highlights, ask your hairdresser to add in copper and warm red tones to soften your look. Add some romantic curls to finish off great summer style.
Hair by Neil Barton

Red is always a flattering option for mature skin. The look for 2015 is metallic and deeper than before. Add this tone into your brown hair for a youthful lift and extra shine.
Hair by Ian Davies at Ocean

Try deeping your naturally red hair colour with a mahogany hue: A great way to change your look without doing anything too drastic! Your natural colour will still shine through, but will add a new depth to your style.
Hair by Alison Stewart

Feeling brave? Opt for a flame red hairstyle to completely change your look. Most skintones and hair colours can take this look - it's all about confidence and holding your head high!
Hair by Michael Barnes

Bright red hair is HOT right now. Keep it glam with a mix of deep reds and brighter tones - much more stylish than one flat colour. Don't attempt this at home though, prepare to invest with a trip to the salon professionals!

Keep hair colour fresh with an update of copper and blonde tones. Lighter and more natural than deep reds, this is an easy way to change your look and stay modern.
Hair by Hooker & Young

Forget blonde - red hair is so much more now! Over 40? Make it work for you with a lighter strawberry hue, which will warm mature skin and flatter most colourings.

The dark cherry of this 20s style bob brings a retro style into the 21st Century. Only attempt this colour if you are naturally dark - blondes should stick to lighter, coppery hues.