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Lindsay Lohan Brings Back Redhead Era With Stunning New Look After Going Blonde: ‘Iconic’
Lindsay Lohan’s new red hair is so fetch.
The Mean Girls star, 40, revealed she switched back to her iconic color in new photos shared via Instagram on Tuesday, August 4, reviving the signature shade of her mane after going platinum blonde.
“❤️,” she captioned a series of snapshots, in which she wore a blue-and-white robe that complimented her fresh copper hue. Lohan’s glam accentuated her natural beauty with a voluminous lash set, blended peach-toned eyeshadows, subtle blush and soft pink lip.
She tagged makeup artist Ash K Holm and hairstylist Danielle Priano in her post.
Fans sounded off about Lohan’s color refresh in the comments section. “The most iconic redhead in pop culture,” one social media user wrote. “Love that hair color! You look gorgeous with any color but your natural color is amazing! ❤️,” a second person agreed.
“There she is!!! Babe, you are STUNNING in red!!! It’s rare and beautiful ❤️ More please!!!! 🔥,” a third chimed in, while a fourth social media user excitedly replied, “Shes backkkk 🔥.”
Lohan previously spoke out about her blonde era in a July 2025 interview, revealing celebrity colorist Tracey Cunningham was behind her glossy tone.
“What I love about Schwarzkopf is that it gives me that perfect, multidimensional color and shine,” she shared with Byrdie at the time. “It’s that ‘standout’ color. I also love how healthy my hair feels after being colored with Schwarzkopf, no matter how dramatic the transformation. It can be hard on your hair to go from red to blonde, but my hair has honestly never felt better.”
Cunningham, 57, reflected on their history together, revealing “some of her most iconic hair moments were ones we created side-by-side.”
The stylist added, “I loved taking her blonde ahead of Freakier Friday. Going from red to blonde is a complex process and it’s important to work with high performance products that allow you to achieve multi-dimensional, lived-in color without affecting the integrity of the hair.”
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