Jennifer Garner is bidding farewell to her long, brunette hair and opting for a fresh new look.
The Adam Project actress unveiled her fabulous new haircut on Instagram, courtesy of her hairstylist, Adir Abergel, and we can't get over how different she looks. She captioned her post, "Short hair, don’t care!"
In the Instagram video, Garner is seen rocking a wavy, tousled lob that sits at her collarbone, complete with honey blonde highlights. And naturally, fans couldn't help but gush over her hair transformation in the comments. One follower said, "Oh you look too sleek and beautiful! It really suits you and compliments your lovely face!" Another added, "Most flattering hair ever for you. Fits your persona, but ups the glam quotient."
Lucky for fans, Garner went through a detailed breakdown of how she achieved the new 'do, which features a part on the side. First, to bring out her hair's natural texture, she used the Virtue 6-in-1 Styler ($19). Then, after applying some heat, she followed up with the Texturizing Spray ($19) to add definition and volume. For the final step, she applied the brand's Healing Oil ($44) to boost shine.
While speaking with People, Abergel dubbed the new style "The Jen G cut for Gen Z." He told the magazine, "This cut works for anyone at any age. You can have a transformation at any stage and hair is a wonderful reboot."
The actress wasted no time in flaunting her new haircut. She stepped out with her new 'do at the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Los Angeles at NeueHouse Hollywood, wearing a chic, monochromatic white ensemble.
The outfit included a white top, a cream striped blazer and matching Bermuda shorts. To complete the look, she donned a pair of brown suede pumps.
Although the star is best known for her longer, dark locks, this isn't the first time she has switched up her hair. In the past, Garner's longtime stylist has helped her achieve voluminous curls, side-swept bangs, beachy waves and more.
Keep these gorgeous new hair looks coming, Jennifer.
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