You Have to See Sharon Osbourne’s Hair “Transformation” 18 Years in the Making

Say hello to a whole new style on Sharon Osbourne.

After nearly two decades of coloring her hair, The Talk co-host has decided to switch things up in the beauty department.

Ladies and gentlemen, we were not ready for this “total transformation” on President’s Day weekend.

As seen on celebrity hair colorist Jack Martin‘s Instagram, Sharon decided to say goodbye to her red locks and hello to a platinum blonde style.

“Another great day in my career welcoming the most beautiful and elegant talk show host and entertainer @sharonosbourne for a complete transformation. Sharon has 100% white hair and she was coloring her hair once a week dark vibrant red for the past 18 years,” Jack explained on social media. “She explained to me that she wanted to do this transformation long time ago but every time she attempts it ends up with a disaster. Sharon was very tired of coloring her hair once a week and she was obligated to since she is on TV almost every day hosting her popular tv show @thetalkcbs. I didn’t promise Sharon anything but I told her I will try my best.”

So what are the results? See the amazing work for yourself!

“It took me a total of 8 hours from start to finish to get her to a platinum blonde so she doesn’t have to be committed to coloring her hair once a week anymore,” Jack explained. “I had great time spending my day off with this gorgeous, humble, and sweet soul.”

Jack also listed the products he used to perfect the look including items from Olaplex, Pravana, Wella Professionals and hair tools from Framar.

While Sharon has yet to post about the look, we have a feeling she’ll be revealing the look on Tuesday’s all-new episode of The Talk.

And besides, Sharon isn’t the only star that has recently undergone a similar hair change. While attending the 2020 Oscars, Jane Fonda debuted a new hair color and pixie cut. Just two Hollywood trendsetters doing their thing!

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