Sally Obermeder is entering the holidays with a fresh new look.
The Real Housewives of Sydney star revealed her stunning ‘holiday hair’ transformation on Instagram on Monday with a stunning mirror selfie.
In the image, the 51-year-old reality TV star looked wide-eyed as she showed off her freshly tinted caramel braids that were expertly blow-dried.
In the caption, Sally seemed delighted with her new locks as she paid tribute to award-winning colourist Belinda Jeffrey.
‘Holiday hair….. NOW I’m ready to be OOO. Another great year of long conversations and laughter in the La Boutique chair,” she wrote.
‘How good hairdressers are. Creating magic with our hair and listening to all our misery,” she concluded.
Sally Obermeder is entering the holidays with a fresh new look. Pictured
The Real Housewives of Sydney star revealed her stunning ‘holiday hair’ transformation on Instagram on Monday with a stunning mirror selfie
It comes after Sally put on a stylish display as she stepped out to see Human Nature perform at a glitzy charity gala in Sydney in October.
The TV star made sure she turned heads in a vibrant ensemble as she arrived at the glitzy spring lunch event hosted by cancer charity Tour de Cure at Doltone House.
She exuded sophistication in a white dress decorated with red and green flowers and with a chic tiered skirt.
The presenter added a pair of beige heels to her frame and completed her look with a pair of chunky gold earrings.
Sally pulled her brunette locks back into a sleek ponytail and appeared to be in jovial form as she grinned from ear to ear as she posed for the cameras.
The guest list also included Jamie Durie, Brendan Jones, Matt Doran, Jacinta Stapleton and Seven News star Angie Asimus.
It comes after Sally put on a stylish display as she stepped out to see Human Nature perform at a glitzy charity gala in Sydney in October.
It comes as RHOS stars Krissy Marsh and Nicole O’Neil teased that the upcoming series could see some more familiar faces return to the franchise
It comes as RHOS stars Krissy Marsh and Nicole O’Neil teased that the upcoming series could see some more familiar faces return to the franchise.
‘We are very proud of what we have created. It was very entertaining and has sold to so many countries,” Krissy told Daily Mail Australia at an event last year.
The original season of The Real Housewives of Sydney aired in 2017 before being canceled for being ‘too mean’.
It was famously rejected by US channel Bravo, who opted not to air it because the extreme catfights and foul language were deemed far too extreme.
“A lot of the women on this show were nasty for the sake of being nasty and have no redeeming qualities,” Foxtel boss Brian Walsh said at the time.
Lisa Oldfield and Athena X Levendi were particularly praised for their foul-mouthed antics, which on one occasion even turned physical.
Producers only brought back Krissy and Nicole from the original series, making room for Kate Adams, Terry Biviano, Caroline Gaultier and Sally Obermeder.
Krissy emphasized to Daily Mail Australia that the strong ensemble of the seven cast members has collectively contributed to a show that they are all proud of this time.
“And they’re all wonderful women. Including us!’ she added with a smile.