revealed a drastic new hair transformation on Wednesday.
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Amanda Bynes Unveils Bold New Hair Makeover
Amanda Bynes revealed a drastic new hair transformation on Wednesday.The actress, 40, ditched her bleach blonde tresses for a dark new look that she debuted in ...
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The actress, 40, ditched her bleach blonde tresses for a dark new look that she debuted in two videos via her Instagram Stories.
She showed off the eye-catching look, which featured short blunt bangs, while sitting in the car with a few friends, just days after .
The former child star - who was seen rocking a few days earlier - posed for the clips, showing off her bold, full brows and two nose rings.
The What a Girl Wants star sported black eyeliner and pink gloss on her lips.
She was seen combing her fingers through her hair with her long white acrylic nails.
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Amanda Bynes, 40, revealed a drastic dark new hair transformation on Wednesday
It was a major change from the bleach blonde tresses she's been rocking lately
In another video Bynes - who has lost more than 30 pounds with the - was pictured posing in the bathroom in front of a mirror.
The transformation comes days after Bynes released a new song, after teasing her return to music.
The former Nickelodeon mainstay was a massive star from the mid-1990s to the late 2000s (pictured in 2009)
The 58-second song marked her rap debut, and she later unveiled a longer version as well as a second single titled Fairfax in 2022.
Bynes graduated from the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising in 2019 and later ventured into podcasting.
She launched Amanda Bynes & Paul Sieminski: The Podcast, a collaboration with her friend, in 2023. The podcast was cancelled after just one episode.
Continuing to explore various creative outlets, the former actress displayed work at an art show in late 2024, then joined OnlyFans in April 2025.
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Bynes quit show business over a decade ago due to numerous personal problems, including addiction and mental health battles as well as a conservatorship that ended in 2022 after nearly nine years.
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