Keep Your Red Hair Color Vibrant With These Glazes & Glosses

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Need a refresh for your red locks? Whether you're a natural redhead or a regular at the salon, sometimes your hair is just in need of a little boost. And that's where these product picks come in!
We rounded up top-rated hair glosses, glazes, masks and conditioners that can tone and refresh your hair, bringing on shine and hydration while also depositing color.
- Under-$10 pick: Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask
- Best mask: IGK On The Money Hair Gloss + Semi-Permanent Color Depositing Mask
- Glass hair essential: Keracolor High Shine Tinted Gloss
Let's get your hair back to feeling fiery and fresh! Especially moving into fall and winter where let's face it: everything could use a boost of moisture. But thankfully, these will revive, refresh and boost your strands.
Shop these glosses, glazes and masks that are ideal for redheads, below.
OVERTONE Color Depositing Treatment Hair Mask
Made with shea butter, coconut oil and avocado oil, this semi-permanent color depositing mask delivers rich pigment to your locks while keeping them protected.
IGK On The Money Hair Gloss + Semi-Permanent Color Depositing Mask
Enhance richness and shine with this mask that works like a copper hair gloss, boosting shine for added dimension.
Shoppers Say: "This has become my absolute go-to for a hair refresh. I know it might seem a bit pricey to some, but it is honestly so worth it. The color is vibrant, and if you were to follow really good color hair protocol, it would last a while - but it slowly fades and does so nicely. It also leaves your hair SO soft after you first use it, and I was actually shocked at how much I love the smell - almost like a cedarwood smell? It was a very pleasant surprise."
COLORLOMO Color Depositing Conditioner
Restore shine and smoothness, get a daily color refresh and an instant color boost with this color-depositing conditioner that's made with shea butter and sweet almond oil.
OVERTONE Semi-Permanent Color Depositing Conditioner
Revitalize and enhance faded hair with this conditioner that provides a deep, multi-dimensional hue.
Madison Reed Color Reviving Gloss
Bring on the brilliant shine! This gloss by Madison Reed enhances vibrancy and tone brassiness.
Shoppers Say: "Love this product ! My hair is soft & shiny & I always get compliments on how pretty it is."
Glaze Supergloss Color Conditioning Gloss
Inside this easy squeeze bottle is a color-conditioning gloss by Glaze that boosts cherry red tones with vitamin E and babassu oil.
Moroccanoil Color Depositing Mask
Not ready to commit to something more expensive? Give this under-$10 mask by Moroccanoil a try for instant softness!
Shoppers Say: "Love this product and how makes my hair looks, soft and shiny. Smell is good and looks vibrant. Definitely I will buy it more soon."
dpHUE Color Boosting Gloss+ Deep Conditioning Treatment
This deep conditioning treatment leaves your hair moisturized for up to eight washes, depositing rich color in just 3-20 minutes.
Paul Mitchell The Demi Color Gloss
Bring faded color back to life with this Paul Mitchell gloss that gives a refreshing boost to your locks.
Keracolor High Shine Tinted Gloss
Add glass-like shine with this tinted gloss that's ideal between salon visits to enhance your current color.
Do smokey eyes intimidate you? Try this metallic version instead!
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