Ada Nicodemou isn’t simply a talented actor; she’s also a talented hairstylist!
Few courageous ladies have sought to take matters into their own hands, with hairdressers, beauticians, and nail artists shuttered till further notice owing to Sydney’s COVID-19 lockdown.
Ada was one of those women who had had enough of iso wreaking havoc on her normally well-kept locks.
The gorgeous actress, who is known for her chestnut brown hair, had discovered that her greys were re-populating.
So Ada did something that some would call risky, while others would call brilliant: she transformed her bathroom into a salon and cared to her greys.
The actress from Home and Away took to Instagram to share her beauty journey with her fans.
“What could possibly go wrong?” she captioned her first post, which featured a photo of her applying hair color. “I’m really enjoying the lockdown life,” she continued.
While we can’t tell if Ada’s article contains any sarcasm, her bathroom appears to be lavish and is a great highlight.
In her next slide, Ada sat with the dye on her head, waiting for it to sink into her roots.
“Let’s see what happens in 20 minutes,” she wrote.
The much-anticipated reveal was next, and while Ada is likely to have picked up a few pointers from the Home and Away cosmetics crew, a home dye is a major risk.
But, sadly, Ada’s transformation is a complete success, and she appears as beautiful as ever.
The model captioned her new tresses, “Congratulations!!! Greys have vanished!”
Maybe Ada’s story may encourage you to try your hand at home dyeing.
Ada has spent a lot of quality time with her son Johnas, in addition to keeping up with her beauty routine.
She shared a few photos from their bushwalk with her kid over the weekend.
“Healthy bushwalk with my kid,” she captioned the happy snaps.
The mother and son combo is extremely close, and Ada’s admirers expressed their admiration for the lovely family in the comments area.
“He is a very gorgeous lovely child,” one admirer said, while another added, “Lovely shot with your son going on a bushwalk.”
