AvatarTheWayOfWater's Zoe Saldaña unveils an edgy new micro-fringe 👀
If you’ve watched Netflix’s From Scratch, we’re guessing it might have been difficult to fully appreciate Zoe Saldaña’s beauty through a constant stream of tears. The actress, who starred as Amahle "Amy" Wheeler in the weepie viral series, usually wears her dark hair down to her waist, but she’s just gone for a big change.
Her long hair has been twisted up into a sleek bun and she’s now wearing an edgy micro fringe, which sits in a block line a couple of inches above her eyebrows. Her hairstylist, Mara Roszak, shows the transformation in a series of snaps and Reels newly posted to her grid. The new fringe isn’t the only change we’ve noticed from Mara’s grid posts. It also looks like Zoe’s been to visit a hair colourist, as she’s now wearing a subtle auburn tint. Considering just a few weeks ago she had a dark, cool-toned brunette colour, this warm berry-tinged tone is quite the change – and perfect for the cosy season.
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