Update Your Hair Color For Summer

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Superblonde

"Ultrapale blonde is ideal for those with a fair, rosy skin tone," says Robinson. Emma Roberts recently lightened her hair several shades.

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Get set for major upkeep. You'll need to hit the salon for a touch-up every four to six weeks at a cost of at least $150 per visit. Here, Fergie rocks the high maintenance shade.

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Hillary Duff has rocked a slew of shades including her current bright blonde one. "The lightening process can dry out your hair, so use an extreme moisture mask twice a week," Robinson says.

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Red

Anyone can find a shade that works: Golden complexions look best in auburn, while paler skin can rock strawberry tones like the one Blake Lively recently tried out.

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Red

"She wanted an exciting shade for summer!" Tracey Cunningham tells Us Weekly of Emma Stone's return to red.

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The dye process is easier on lighter locks like Whitney Port's, since darker hair often has to be bleached first, which can damage strands.

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Scarlett Johansson will have to take extra care of her new vibrant red hue. "Fight fading with sulfate-free color-protecting shampoo and conditioner," says Cunningham.

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Bold Highlights

"Highlights look sexy and sophisticated," says Jennifer Lopez's colorist , Rita Hazan.

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The subtle update is perfect for anyone who's not ready for a complete color change like Zoe Kravitz.

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Ask for a foil-free process; color looks more natural as hair grows so you can stretch your touch-ups to six months. Here Kristen Wiig shows off some sexy new streaks.

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Color can get brassy from chlorine, so to keep your streaks fresh and bright like Olivia Wilde's, avoid the pool for two weeks after highlighting.