Add Page Six on Google 5 Martha Stewart has dyed her hair pink. Instagram/@chrisappleton1 Everything’s come up rosy for Martha Stewart.
On Sunday night, the mogul and her longtime hairstylist Chris Appleton debuted a surprising new hair color that fans were loving.
Though Stewart’s signature bob haircut remained, her strands were dyed a soft shade of pink.
“Rose gold …. It’s a good thing 🌹✨,” Appleton and Stewart captioned a joint Instagram post. The hairstylist even got in on the color palette, sporting a pink Yankees hat while the lifestyle guru, 85, puckered her lips for the camera.
Fans flooded the comment section with praise, including Chrishell Stause, who commented, “Pink Chíc🌸.”
“It makes her look about 30 years younger, I love how it looks on her😍,” one fan said while another wrote, “Love love love this colour.. and this is definitely how to ‘glow older'”.
Appleton used Schwarzkopf Professional products to achieve the shade, which they called in a press release “a soft, luminous pink with warm golden undertones that gives Martha’s blond a playful refresh while still feeling polished and wearable.”
And she’s certainly feeling playful, though it’s unclear how long homemaker icon plans to keep her pinky ‘do.
Last week, Stewart covered People Magazine, sharing that although she’s not afraid to switch up her signature style, she maintains she has “not had any plastic surgery at all.”
Judging by the comments raving over her youthful look, whatever she’s doing is working.
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