- Lindsay Lohan recently revealed a return to her iconic copper-colored hair after sporting a platinum blonde look, but the transformation may not be permanent as she was actually wearing a wig for the photos.
- Lohan’s glam team kept her new fiery hair color soft and polished, pairing it with voluminous lashes, peach-toned eyeshadow, a subtle blush, and a soft pink lip.
- In addition to her hair transformation, Lohan shared some advice for millennials approaching a new decade, encouraging them to view life as progress, not perfection, and to embrace the learning process in their 30s.
Celebrities are no strangers to a good transformation, especially when it comes to their hair. We’ve seen Teyana Taylor channelX-Men’s Storm with temporary gray locs and Paris Hilton trade her signature blonde for a darker brunette moment. The takeaway? A new hair era is practically a celebrity rite of passage. And the latest star to switch things up is none other than Lindsay Lohan
In an Instagram post shared on Tuesday, August 4, the Mean Girls actress, 40, revealed she was back to a familiar shade, bringing back her iconic copper-colored hair after recently rocking a platinum blonde look
Lohan shared the snapshots with a simple red heart emoji, posing in a blue-and-white robe that perfectly complemented her fresh fiery hue. Her glam team kept the look soft and polished, pairing her new hair color with voluminous lashes, peach-toned eyeshadow, a subtle blush, and a soft pink lip
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But before fans get too attached to Lindsay’s return to red, there’s a small detail worth noting: the transformation might not be permanent. According to posts from her glam team, Lohan was actually wearing a wig for the photos
Makeup artist Ash K Holm and hairstylist Danielle Priano, who were both tagged in Lindsay’s post, shared the images and tagged custom wig and hairpiece company What Wigs. The company also reposted the photos and identified themselves as the provider behind the look
Hair transformation aside, Lohan, who recently entered her 40s, also shared some thoughtful advice for millennials approaching a new decade
“Think about everything in life as progress, not perfection. A lot of people grow up feeling a certain way. At a certain age, they won’t have everything figured out, but once you get there, you realize you’re still learning as you go, and your 30s are really when things get real, but that doesn’t have to feel overwhelming.”
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