Should a "warm" auburn color redhead wear "cool" raspberry red streaks in her hair?   If you're in the zone for tone, try adding a few colored extensions in your 'do.  They are inexpensive and many can be clipped in or applied in the under layers as a hair comb.

Here's a simple look that can be conjured up quickly to help you be on your way faster.   Megyn Price has fullness in her style that is blown in with a hand dryer, then touched up for detail and direction with a hot curling iron.

A total "blow-out" is the art of drying the hair so that it has the maximum fullness mere drying can give it.  You use products, directed heat and patience to give the hairstyle volume and the most density it can possibly have.  You then touch it up with a curling iron and in hair of considerable length, you end up with one like this on Valerie Bertinelli who is still wearing hers gorgeous and  long all "one day at a time".

There are many instruments available to give curl to our hairstyles, yet simple rolling & pinning of controllable sections are the most economical and give the best results.  Here Heather Burns has just those type of bouncy locks that are probably the result of pin curls on her ends.

Take your day look that has bends, curls and twists and quickly turn it into this sassy nightlife look.  Evangeline Lily has her curly style clipped loosley on the neckline carefully pulling out a few small sections to style around the neck and then pulled a few more tendrils out along the temple that she quickly fused in place with a large, hot iron.   Spritz lightly with hair spray and viola' you're set for the evening.

As fast as you can pull your hair back into a ponytail, iron curl it into a twist like this is just how fast you can have a trendy, formal hairstyle.   Heidi Klum proves how glamorous this look can present itself, especially when the simplicity of the style is adorned with fancy earrings.