The Block winner Sara Vale unveils dramatic new haircut after chopping off her long locks and getting bangs
The Block winner Sara Vale has unveiled a brand new hairstyle after chopping some serious length off her long locks.
The 34-year-old debuted a bouncy new cut with bangs at the Judena Hair Salon in Bondi on Friday.
The mother-of-two’s dark brown wavy tresses were a stark change to the dead-straight length she rocked before, with the length previously cascading down to her waist.
‘New hair who dis?’ The Block winner Sara Vale has unveiled her brand new look after chopping off her signature long locks
‘New hair who dis?’ Sara wrote on Instagram as she unveiled the new look.
She also shared behind the scenes look at the transformation on her joint TikTok account, which she shares with husband Hayden Vale.
In the footage, Sara appeared nervous as the salon’s lead colour director Jason Birch brought the scissors towards her hair.
Transformation! The 34-year-old debuted her bouncy long bob style at the Judena Hair Salon in Bondi on Friday
Terrified: She also shared behind the scenes look at the transformation on her TikTok account, which she shares with husband Hayden Vale. In the footage, Sara appeared nervous as salon’s lead colour director Jason Birch brought the scissors towards her hair
I Don’t Care by Icona Pop ft. Charlie XCX blared in the background of the video, ironic given the gasp of fear Sara made when the stylist made the first snip.
It comes after Sara was brought to tears earlier this month when she was unable to find medicine for her baby Lawson.
She documented the ordeal on Instagram, telling her followers: ‘This is becoming an absolute joke and I don’t normally do this but I’m here at Chemist Warehouse and there is absolutely no Baby Panadol left.’
Before the chop: The mother-of-two’s dark brown wavy tresses were a stark change to the dead-straight length she rocked before, with the length previously cascading down to her waist
She explained that her infant son was teething and had a fever and she couldn’t do anything to help with the symptoms.
Sara blamed panic buyers for the situation, saying: ‘Honestly, you people are going mad and it’s impairing everyone else’s day to day life. Enough is enough.’
After returning home, she began crying and admitted she was ‘defeated’.
Fortunately, Sara ‘went to one final chemist in Bondi’ and found the last bottle of Panadol for toddlers, which she could give her baby in a smaller dose.
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