Margot Robbie Unveiled as “Barbie” — Is Barbie Blonde Next? - Bangstyle

Cinemacon in Las Vegas gave viewers a first look at Greta Gerwig’s Barbie featuring Margot Robbie. There aren’t many details out about the movie yet, however, we can expect to see Ryan Gosling, Kate McKinnon, America Ferrera, Alexandra Shipp, Simu Liu, Hari Nef and Will Ferrell starring in the film. There isn’t a trailer yet so many fans are left hanging. Until then we are left in awe of the images of Robbie bringing the Barbie character to life.

With perfectly bleach blonde hair juxtaposing her iconic pink car and the matching outfits to boot, we can only imagine that this film is going to bring a great deal of color to life alongside this nostalgic story.

The movie is yet to be released, although we’re hoping to expect it sometime in the summer of 2023. Until then, we’re sure to see an increase in requests for buttery Barbie Blonde hair color.

Get The Look: Barbie’s Hair Color

Australian Actress Margot Robbie has already become a hair icon for her beachy blonde shades and viral micro braid hairstyle and as she takes on the role of Barbie we couldn’t see a more perfect match. In the image released, Robbie has a perfect 1960s-esque bouffant equipped with a perfectly placed headband to match her outfit — we see matchy-matchy becoming a thing again.

In addition to this style, her hair has been lightened all over to create a soft, creamy blonde from root to tip. The perfect picture of a bottle blonde from the 60s — most clients will need to request a double process blonde to achieve this look.

Upkeep: Barbie Blonde

Achieving and maintaining a blonde of this level and placement will require root touch-ups at least every 4 weeks. In addition to root tone and highlights, regular gloss treatments in between to capitalize on tone and keep undue yellowing at bay are essential.

The most important upkeep is also the way in which you care for your color at home. Blonde hair can easily yellow or take on a green tint with exposure to water and sun. While regular glossing treatments can mitigate this, a blonding or brightening shampoo is a must at home.