Bella Hadid seems to be entering the new year with a fresh look. The 29-year-old model was photographed in Aspen, Colorado, on Monday, December 30, with a new hair color. She was out and about with friends, including Sports Illustrated model Brooks Nader, as both spent the holiday week in the Colorado mountains.

Bella who has long alternated between brunette and blonde hairstyles, swapped her honey-toned blonde for a  white-blonde hue. This new shade is similar to her sister Gigi Hadid’s signature icy look.

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The freshly lightened hair complemented Hadid’s plush shearling coat, a good choice for the freezing weather in Aspen. She finished the cozy look with a base ball cap by Texan outdoors brand, knee-high boots, and a patterned cashmere scarf by sister Gigi Hadid’s Guest in Residence brand, which she tied around her quilted red leather cross-body Chanel tote bag with a chain strap.

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Over the past year, Hadid has experimented with various blonde shades, from the warm honey tones she debuted at the Cannes Film Festival in May to the Aspen blonde she wore to her sister’s Guest in Residence pop-up show, featuring a golden hue created by colorist Jenna Perry.

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With each transformation, Bella Hadid continues to reinvent her style, stepping into 2026 with what appears to be her lightest hair color yet.

Thin eyebrows are quite common. Years of shaping, skin changes, medication, makeup, or stress can gradually reduce density, often without people taking note until gaps appear. As a result, eyebrow growth serums have shifted from curiosity products to long-term maintenance tools. The most effective formulas focus less on bold claims and more on improving hair strength, reducing breakage, and supporting slow regrowth.

Below are five eyebrow growth serums that are based on available studies and user data and they deliver visible improvement with regular use.

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RevitaLash RevitaBrow Advanced Eyebrow Conditioner

RevitaBrow is well known for its ability to strengthen brows that have become weak or thin over time. Rather than pushing fast growth, the formula improves hair strength, helping prevent breakage that can make brows appear parse. With daily use, brows tend to appear fuller and more even, especially in areas affected by repeated over-plucking. The results develop gradually, which appeals to users seeking gradual results.

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Grande Cosmetics GrandeBROW Brow Enhancing Serum

GrandeBROW is mostly chosen by users looking for clear changes without a multi -step routine. The lightweight formula absorbs quickly and fits easily into daily skincare habits. Its blend of conditioning and growth agents helps improve brow thickness, along the arch and tail. Visible improvement usually appears after several weeks of continuous use.

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neuBROW Brow Enhancing Serum

neuBROW targets brow thinning at the roots, which makes it well suited for uneven or inconsistent brows. The formula focuses on strengthening new hair as it grows, leading to brows that appear darker and more shaped over time. Changes are subtle at first but become more visible with continued use.

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RapidBrow Eyebrow Enhancing Serum

RapidBrow offers budget friendly options while maintaining performance. The formula relies on proteins, biotin, and plant-based conditioners to support brow fullness and texture. While results may take longer to appear compared to more expensive options, consistent application leads to fuller-looking brows over time. It is budget-friendly for those rebuilding brow thickness gradually.

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Vegamour GRO Brow Serum

Vegamour uses a plant-based approach to brow regrowth, placing its serum as a gentler option for long-term use. The formulation focuses on nourishing the brow area and supporting hair strength rather than forcing rapid results. With consistent application, brows tend to look thicker and fuller, particularly for users dealing with breakage caused by too much plucking or stress. Results develop gradually and vary, but the serum appeals to those prioritizing a cleaner ingredient profile.

Things to Expect from Brow Growth Serums

Eyebrow growth serums do not create new hair follicles. Their role is to support existing ones by improving hair quality and reducing fallout. Stronger hairs usually appear first, followed by gradual thickening in less dense areas over several weeks. Results tend to develop only with uninterrupted daily use, and outcomes differ depending on individual hair cycles.

If you have fine hair, you already know the routine. It looks polished for a moment, then gravity takes over. By midday, the volume you worked so hard for has vanished. The solution isn’t piling on heavier products or teasing until your arms hurt. More often, it comes down to choosing the right kind of texturizing spray and using it with intention.

Texturizing sprays are not watered-down hairsprays. They’re built to give hair grip, lift, and structure without freezing it in place or leaving a sticky residue. When they’re done well, fine hair looks fuller, holds its shape longer, and still moves naturally.

Here are six types of texturizing sprays that can make a noticeable difference, plus how to use them without sabotaging your volume.

The Lightweight Grit Spray

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This is the workhorse for fine hair. A grit spray adds subtle texture that helps strands support one another, creating fullness without weight. It’s especially useful for hair that slips flat no matter how carefully it’s styled.

Apply sparingly at the roots and work it in with your fingertips. A small amount goes a long way. Overuse can leave hair dull or powdery, but the right balance gives lift that lasts.

The Root-Focused Texturizer

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Flat crowns are one of the most common fine-hair complaints. Root-targeted texturizing sprays address that problem directly, lifting hair at the scalp while leaving the lengths untouched.

Spray at the roots, flip your head forward, and let the product set naturally or activate it with a quick blast of heat. This approach works particularly well for shorter cuts and shoulder-length styles that tend to collapse on top.

The Dry Texture Spray for Next-Day Hair

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Hair that’s freshly washed can be too soft to hold volume. Dry texture sprays work best on second-day hair, adding body while absorbing excess oil.

Mist through the mid-lengths and ends, then scrunch gently. The goal isn’t stiffness but separation. It’s a smart option when hair looks flat but doesn’t need a full wash.

The Soft-Hold Volumizing Spray

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If traditional hairspray makes your hair fall flat, this category is worth a look. Soft-hold texturizing sprays provide structure without locking hair in place.

Use them while styling waves or a loose blowout, not just at the end. They help maintain volume while keeping hair flexible, which is critical for fine strands that show product buildup quickly.

The Modern Beach Texture Mist

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Older salt sprays could leave fine hair dry and brittle. Newer formulas are more forgiving, offering texture without roughness.

Apply to damp hair, braid loosely, and allow it to air-dry. Once dry, break up the braid with your fingers for shape and fullness that doesn’t feel overworked.

The Shine-Enhancing Texturizer