
Brunette Hair Toning 101: How to Neutralize Unwanted Warmth
Whether you're behind the chair five days a week or the kind of client who can spot a warm tone from across the room, one thing is clear: toning brunette hair is as much an art as it is a science. With dimensional color dominating the industry, rich brunette hues are having a major moment—but with deeper bases comes the challenge of keeping unwanted warmth in check.
Let’s be clear: not all warmth is bad. In fact, leaning into copper, auburn, or golden tones can create stunning, seasonal finishes when done with intention. But, when warmth crosses the line into brass territory, things can get tricky. We're diving into some of the top toning techniques for brunettes below with inside from Redken Global Artistic Ambassador Adrienne Dara.

Why Lowlights Are 2025's Hottest Summer Trend
It sounds counterintuitive, but here's the summer hair color secret you need to know—sometimes the key to looking brighter is going darker. While everyone's instinct is to chase the lightest, most sun-kissed blonde possible, the smartest approach to summer color might actually involve adding some strategic darkness back in with the help of lowlights—a technique that's about to completely change how you think about summer hair color.

The Leave-Ins We’re Swooning Over This Season
As the air turns crisp and the leaves shift, beauty rituals naturally follow suit. Fall invites us to slow down and to layer. This season, our strands face a cocktail of cooler air, indoor heating, and unpredictable weather that can lead to dryness, frizz, and color fade. Which is why we’re reaching for three multitasking leave-ins that deliver. Whether you’re looking for hydration, strength, or shine, these deliver in one effortless step.