King Kylie Debuts Pink Hair & Is Taking Us All Back to 2014 - Bangstyle

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First, Kylie made the headlines for her adorable canoodling with Timothée Chalamet seen at the Golden Globes, then to push the headlines one step further — she dyed her hair pink, and just like that, the internet went ablaze in a “King Kylie” roar. What does this all mean? We’ll let you in on all the deets below.

Kylie’s pink roots date back to 2014 when she was still dating Tyga. At that point, she changed her social profiles to “KingKylie.” At this time she was very much into vibrant hair color choices like pink and blue and had just kicked off Kylie Cosmetics. Fast forward to today and her pink hair color is giving everyone 2014 but better vibes signaling that a tribute to all things of that era will be coming back again.

Don’t believe us, just take a peek at this hint she dropped on TikTok.

@kyliejenner

heard its 2014 vibes this year

Suga Suga – Instrumental – Baby Bash

Everyone should start putting on their rose-colored glasses now, because whether you’re going to be adding pink to your hair, nails, or makeup — the upbeat nostalgia of the 2010s is circling. We’ve already seen Ombre hairstyles gaining popularity again and let’s face it the beachy wave never went anywhere, it’s only a matter of time before smokey eye makeup, extra AF nail art, and bold lipstick choices start gracing our feeds.

Dreaming of Pink Hair?

We absolutely love this modern rendition of pink hair that Kylie is rocking — it’s cute and cool, it’s blushing and free of pesky undertones. If you’re looking to get a similar look — first, chat with your stylist. To get this level of pink, first, you’ve got to go blonde, and we’re talking very light blonde to ensure you get a balanced pink finish. Once the color is achieved, regular toner, gloss, and conditioning treatments will be needed to keep your color looking its best. And, between appointments, you’ll want to add a color-specific shampoo, conditioner, and mask to ensure color longevity and protection against fade.