Why is everyone becoming a redhead? We found out:
, which is essentially like a shine treatment that tints your hair red."It's no commitment, like trying it on," Bolt explains."Though what's good about it is also bad about it: It will fade really quick, so if you change your mind you're fine to go back to your natural color, but if you like it, you have to do something more permanent."
If you're on the fence, there's no time like the future. See if you still want red when the trend kicks a little lower. What Bolt recommends is trying a wig."That's the best way to see if it's going to look good on you and see how it makes you feel," she says. But in her experience, most people love being a redhead. Perry agrees:"One of my favorite clients said she had never got hit on so much in her life.
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