National Love Your Red Hair Day
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Embrace your unique beauty this National Love Your Red Hair Day - let your fiery locks shine and have some fun!
Celebrate your fiery locks on National Love Your Red Hair Day on Nov. 5! This day was founded in 2015 by two redhead sisters who wanted to create a special day to celebrate the beauty of red hair. Redheads make up only 2% of the world's population, so it's important for us gingers to come together and show our pride! Whether you have bright copper, deep auburn, strawberry blond or any other shade of red, this is the perfect opportunity to embrace your unique beauty and celebrate being part of such a small but mighty group.
Mix it up and try a new look! Try a different color, maybe some highlights or lowlights. Get a new cut, or curl it! There are so many ways to show off your red hair.
Gather all of your red-haired friends and family to celebrate the day! Make it a potluck, or just order food in. Have fun with it, and make sure everyone is wearing something red.
Show off your gorgeous locks with some selfies! Take them in different places, with different outfits and make sure to use lots of red accessories. Share them on social media and tag them with #loveyourredhairday.
Treat yourself to a spa day! Get a scalp massage and oil treatment, deep conditioner and maybe even a hair mask. Get yourself looking and feeling your best.
Go to the store and search for new products that cater to red hair specifically. Pick out something new and give it a try to see if it works for you.
Red hair is a beautiful thing and it's important to celebrate it! Natural redheads are often overlooked but National Love Your Red Hair Day gives us the opportunity to show that everyone is unique and special in their own way.
Red hair has often been seen as something to be ashamed of or ridiculed. This holiday encourages people to accept themselves for who they are and embrace their individual hair color with pride.
National Love Your Red Hair Day offers a great opportunity for redheads everywhere to come together and celebrate each other's uniqueness. It creates an inclusive community of people who understand each other and can share the joys and struggles that accompany having such vibrant locks.