Hairstyles
9 Ways to Change Your Hairstyle for Fall
Whether you're looking for a major hair overhaul or just a minor tweak to keep 'em guessing, you'll find it among these fall 2011 hair trends
Your fall color: If you want a major change Try: A vibrant, deep red shade
Odds are you weren't born with a red shade like Bryce Dallas Howard's. (If you were, we're super jealous, and you can go back to the previous slide for your major change suggestion). Wright says many of her clients are asking for deeper shades for fall, and reds in particular. Red color can be tricky, so work with your stylist to find the right shade of deep red for your skin tone. And since red hair color fades faster than brown or blonde, try not to shampoo too often, and always use products formulated for color-treated hair.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Your fall cut: If you want a minor change
Odds are you weren't born with a red shade like Bryce Dallas Howard's. (If you were, we're super jealous, and you can go back to the previous slide for your major change suggestion). Wright says many of her clients are asking for deeper shades for fall, and reds in particular. Red color can be tricky, so work with your stylist to find the right shade of deep red for your skin tone. And since red hair color fades faster than brown or blonde, try not to shampoo too often, and always use products formulated for color-treated hair.
SEE NEXT PAGE: Your fall cut: If you want a minor change
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