"I haven't had a proper haircut in ages, so as you can imagine my ends are totally fried," says Anna, 25, a recent graduate of USC. "My color is always from a box and is all over the place once I hang out in the sun for any period of time. Blotchy color coupled with dead ends does nothing for my self-confidence let me tell you. I feel like I have no 'look' to my hair and I actually wonder if people are staring at my split ends when they're talking to me, which is not what I should be worrying about," she confesses.

Anna's color needs to be livened up and given the rich quality it lacks. To accomplish this, Moreno starts by adding a dark auburn color to her roots. "A chocolate raspberry shade will bring out the warmth in her olive skin," says Moreno. Once processed, the color is washed out and Moreno finishes by coating Anna's hair in a chestnut glaze to balance out the ends. "The glaze will give dimension to the red we added earlier," continues Moreno, which will give Anna a subtle, rich all-over color.

Moreno is sure to remind Anna that red-colored hair is delicate to maintain and if she isn't careful, she will wash all that good dye down the drain. To help maintain her color, she recommends only washing her hair in lukewarm water and with color-protecting shampoo and conditioner. Try Pantene Pro-V Color Hair Solutions Color Preserve Smooth Shampoo, $4.49 and Pantene Pro-V Color Hair Solutions Color Preserve Smooth Conditioner, $4.49. See a blogger share her video review of these products here.