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Rasheeda Frost Switches It Up for the Gram and Debuts Pink Hair

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Rasheeda Frost flossed her new colored hairdo on social media, and it definitely sent fans into a tizzy.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star always sports the latest hair trends. On Friday, Frost took to Instagram and showcased her neon-pink-colored tresses. She also paired her new hairstyle up with a green hat, jacket and shamrock nail set while advertising her “bling.”

Rasheeda Frost

photo credit: Rasheeda’s Instagram

Frost captioned the image, “Friday flow….. got a bunch of new inventory in so headed to Pressed come holla! Wearing my fav small bling around hoops available in-store & online 😘.”

Fans gushed over the mother of two’s fuchsia locks and said she “looks good in every hair color.”

“I’m luving ur pink hair ,ur so gorgeous I don’t think there is a color u can’t wear,” one fan wrote.

“You are the GODDESS Ms. Rasheeda OMG you are so gorgeous!!! I love the green and pink,” another Instagram user added.

“Always look Dope from head to toe you can pull hair color off 🔥 Bossy and Beautiful Hats off to you.”

“Nice LOOKN OUT N NICE HAIR n FACE, n peeping out yo Fresh hoops i c i jus don’t got good taste u do too.”

“PINK & GREEN YASSSSSS SIS!!! Best look’n combo EVER!!! Poppin Pink!”

One fan commented, “Wow, absolutely breathtaking exquisite beauty and beautiful love the hair color! Watermelon vibes!”

Frost has been switching up her wig game lately. On Sep.t 20, she sported her auburn-brown and “pumpkin spice” layered ringlets for the fall. She shared a video with fans and noted, “I’m getting ready for fall, guys. Do you like this color, yay or naw?”

Social media continued to gush over Frost’s copper-toned hairstyle and flooded her comment section with compliments.

“That looks 👀 good on you..compliments you well❤️ I swear your hairstyles give me life.”

“So pretty and ur skin is flawless 😍 You can rock any color looks beautiful on you 🙌.”

“Yes ma’am! Love the color!”

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