Muireann O'Connell is in her French girl era with chic new bob and fresh colour
Ireland AM's Muireann O'Connell looks chicer than ever with a brand new haircut and colour that's giving Parisian girl vibes.
The TV host revealed the transformation on social media in one of her daily GRWM videos before hitting the couch on the popular breakfast show.
Debuting a jaw-length new bob that is oh-so-versatile, Muireann also made a decision regarding the colour of her hair, something she likes to change up regularly.
Muireann O'Connell
Muireann changes from blonde to brunette quite a lot, and we're pretty sure she has been almost auburn on occasion.
She says though now her stylist has convinced her to ditch the all-over tint that she gets every 9 days (that's intense) and instead, she will get a style of balayage that blends some amount of blonde into her natural hair that works with greys and roots.
Colour Session Savings
Muireann O'Connell can expect to spend a lot less time (and money) at the salon with this type of colouring. Working with the hair's natural tones means there is no demarcation line as the hair grows out.
This means she won't notice her roots looking bad after a few weeks. Done right, this style of colouring lasts months, and it looks like your hair only better. Muireann O'Connell might be looking at two or three colour sessions every year, that keeps a tidy sum in your wallet.
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