Shania Twain, 58, Flaunts New Hair Color, Sparking Online Buzz — Photo

Shania Twain recently debuted a new look on her Instagram page and her fans had strong opinions about the new photo. While some thought she looked great, others did not share that opinion.

Country music icon Shania Twain, at 58, has captivated her online audience with a striking change in her hair color. In a recent photo shared on her social media, Twain is seen donning a simple yet chic black blazer paired with dark eye makeup and nude pink lips. However, it’s her hair that truly steals the spotlight — the long, blush pink tresses cascade down her shoulders, marking a bold departure from her traditional look.

The singer-songwriter captioned the photo with a nod to her own lyrics: “Color my hair, do what I dare,” referencing her hit song “Man! I Feel Like a Woman.” Twain also acknowledged the stylists behind her transformation — Dimitris Giannetos Opus beauty, Steeve Foussard, and assistant Beauty by Autumn.

Fans were quick to react to Twain’s daring new style. Comments ranged from surprise to admiration, with one user expressing disdain saying, “Doesn’t even look like you 😢,” while another embraced the change, saying, “I’m always gonna say Brunette Shania Twain for life, but this color does look good on you!” Comparisons were drawn by others, with one fan noting a resemblance to Avril Lavigne and another stating she gave off “Kardashian vibes.” A different admirer succinctly remarked that Twain “owned” the look.

The “Man! I Feel Like a Woman” singer has never shied away from experimenting with her appearance. In recent months, she has showcased a variety of hairstyles, including platinum blonde, bubblegum pink at the 2022 People’s Choice Awards, and a vibrant red at the 2023 CMT Music Awards.

Her playful approach to hair color, she revealed, was inspired by her transition to gray hair. In an interview on the CMT Music Awards red carpet, Twain shared, “Over the years, I have had many different styles. I’m playing more with color right now and I’m enjoying that because I’m going gray.” At 57, she expressed a willingness to embrace this natural change with enthusiasm, stating, “As I go gray, I’m like, ‘I might as...