Did Ariana Grande really cut her hair?

Did Ariana Grande really cut her hair?

The singer went short, ditching her signature long hair for a lob. Grande debuted the new hairstyle on her Instagram this afternoon in a captionless video. Grande has had her hair cut into a lob before, back in November 2018.

Did Victorious ruin Ariana Grande's hair?

Grande's real hair appears healthier than ever. Previously, Grande had opened up about her hair suffering severe damage from playing Cat Valentine on the Nickelodeon series' "Victorious" and "Sam & Cat" from 20.

Did Ariana Grande wear a wig victorious?

But during some downtime from performing, she hopped onto Instagram to share a totally familiar look. Your eyes aren't deceiving you: that's Ariana rocking the red hair of her Victorious character Cat Valentine. ... It was a wig, and she's now very much back to her more familiar hair.

Did Ariana wear a wig Sam and Cat?

"I had to bleach my hair and dye it red every other week for the first 4 years of playing Cat... as one would assume, that completely destroyed my hair. I now wear a wig on Sam & Cat.

What does Ariana Grande's real hair look like?

• Ariana Grande’s real hair is curly, brown and not as long as her famous ponytail. She has for years battled with the media about never changing her original hair — turns out that she wore the signature ponytail for a very specific reason.

Is Ariana Grande's short hair real?

• Ariana Grande's real hair is considerable shorter than her signature style.

What is Ariana Grande's nail color?

• Ariana Grande may be all about switching up her hair color this summer (in the past week alone she's gone from brown to icy blue to lavender ), but when it comes to her nails, she has one go-to mani shade that's almost always on deck: Bright, classic white.

What does Ariana Grande look like?

• For as long as we can remember, Ariana Grande has been synonymous with high ponytails, auburn brown hair, and peachy makeup. Her look is so distinct that we could probably identify her from a mile away—or so we thought.