From Taylor Swift's multi-colored dye job to Rosalía's DIY bangs cut.
Social distancing continues on and based on the many recent celebrity hair transformations, it appears that stars, just like us, are doing their best to remain not bored in the house. In lieu of another Netflix watch session, some celebs have turned to transforming their personal style.
With calendars virtually empty and Hollywood pressing pause on many of its productions and releases, there's obviously never been a better time to take a beauty risk. And lucky for fans, many in entertainment are doing just that, revealing new dye jobs, shaved heads, and
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