IRELAND AM star Murieann O’Connell has embraced her grey locks in a “fabulous” hair transformation – and fans are obsessed.
The Limerick lady, who is renowned for her chic aesthetic, has taken it to another level with this classy new hair style.
Muireann recently decided to chop off her long blonde locks and rock a trendy cropped bob.
However, the 41-year-old has now opted to go that little bit shorter with her latest hair revamp.
Taking to Instagram, the popular presenter announced that she went “blonder and shorter” and has even embraced her natural grey roots.
The TV star explained that her hair stylist was “sick” of seeing her so often to touch up her roots.
She added: “So her plan of action is baby lights to blend the grey into the hair that still has pigment.”
And Muireann looked out of this world as she attached a clip of herself donning the new do.
The Irish host had her light gold locks cut right up to her ear in a chic French bob style.
The freshly chopped hair was styled to perfection, falling straight around her face.
Muireann’s roots were no longer bleached or filled with highlights and her silver hair shone through.
The Virgin Media star asked her followers for some advice on how she should look after her grey hair.
She penned: “Now, anyone who has a lot of grey hair knows the texture can be like straw. I only get a day out of the hair being soft and the next day, it’s a Brillo pad.
“I’ve tried K18, hair masks, every bonding product on the market but if someone knows of a moisturising specifically for grey hair, I’d love to hear!”
And it’s safe to say Muireann’s fans loved her new hair as they raced to the Instagram comments.
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Eimear wrote: “I’m loving the hair Muireann it’s gorgeous on you. I don’t have greys but have straw like hair and I find a hair serum works on the roots.”
Nuala said: “Oh yes this is perfect for you. So classy.”
Kellie gushed: “LOVE!!! You’re making me want to chop it all off too.”
While Dee added: “Fabulous Muireann, I’d go even shorter!”
And Aine remarked: “So inspiring. I could never embrace the grey.”
