‘Taste the Rainbow’: Rasheeda Frost Fans Rave Over Her New Skittles-Colored Hairdo

Color chameleon Rasheeda Frost has experimented with a wide range of hair colors in her time, often switching from black to blond and now rainbow tresses.

The “Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta” star won over the internet this week with her new bold look that fans described as “bomb.” She took to Instagram on Sunday, Oct. 11, and posted a video of herself swinging her vibrant hairdo back and forth.

Frost also ran her fingers through her shoulder-length bob while showcasing her pink, yellow, green, blue and purple tendrils. She also looked stunning and flaunted her drop-dead gorgeous beauty.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost. @rasheeda/Instagram

“It’s all about the colors boo,” the mom of two added in her caption. “my colors so well! #rainbow #haircolor #diamondynasty.”

Her post received a whopping 47,000 likes and an inundation of fan comments.

“Rasheeda.. I can’t stress this enough.. you are the best dressed and best hair on IG.. period! I know it’s not a competition but man 🥶🥶,” one of Frost’s admirers wrote.

Another IG follower remarked, “Wow-very interesting look. I like it on you. Not just every One could pull that off. You have such beautiful eyes.”

“Legit can wear ANY color and it’s gorg 😍,” one fan said.

Someone else added, “taste the rainbow 💗💙💛💚 love this any color you wear always looks fabulous on you”

One user joked and said the reality star looked “like a pack of Skittles.”

@rasheeda/Instagram

Frost is known for constantly changing up her hairstyles and sporting colored wigs.

The television personality said wearing wigs helps protect her natural hair. She wrote in a June 19 post, “I love protective styles! BTW those are combs in the wig not clips they slide under my braids to hold the unit on! And i can switch up my wigs on the daily!!!”

In an April Instagram Live session, Frost also discussed how she maintained her natural hair, while wearing protective styles and urged fans to frequently moisturize and condition their hair.

Rasheeda Frost
Rasheeda Frost flaunts jazzy look. @rasheeda/Instagram

“Normally, I’ll go three to four weeks before I get a fresh braid down,” she said. “So normally what I do with my wigs is take them off every night. I don’t keep wigs on my head every time. Every single night I take my wigs off.”

Frost added that she conditions her hair with oil every other night and sleeps with a silk bonnet to help “prevent breakage.”

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