Rylan Clark looked almost recognizable on Sunday, as he shared a bare-faced selfie with a dramatically different appearance.
The presenter, 35, drove his fans wild by sharing a shirtless photo with no makeup or hair dye, revealing his natural hair color.
Rylan is known for his raven black hair and perfectly manicured beard, as well as commonly sporting impeccable makeup touch-ups.
But in his latest post we see him without a hint of makeup, with his hair a natural reddish-brown color and falling over his eyes with fluffy bangs, instead of his typical slicked-back style.
Captioning the shocking shot, she wrote: “I took the color out of my hair to reset it. For anyone wondering, this is what I look like without color or makeup.
Rylan Clark looked almost recognizable on Sunday as he shared a shirtless selfie with a dramatically different look, sans makeup and hair dye, revealing his natural hair color.
The presenter, 35, is known for his jet-black hair and perfectly manicured beard, as well as sporting impeccable makeup touch-ups (pictured on Wednesday).
In the caption of the stunning photo, she wrote: “I took the color out of my hair to give it a new look. For anyone wondering, this is what I look like without color or makeup.”
His famous friends and fans flooded the comments section with praise for the look and begging him to make the change permanent, saying it made his eyes pop and made him look younger.
TV personality Vicky Pattison raved: “Still gorgeous,” while presenter Ruth Langsford gushed: “LOVE this colour! Keep it up !”
Socialite Lizzie Cundy repeated: ‘Keep it up! I love you,” while Olympian Kelly Holmes sweetly added, “Lovely eyes .”
TV presenter Katie Piper simply commented: “Juvenile”, while her X Factor co-star Jedward joked: “It’s like Troy Bolton from High School Musical is a wild cat.”
While Rylan’s followers agreed, writing: ‘Stunning And you don’t need any dye or makeup! X’
”Actually I love it, the black is too strong, you look younger; Ooooo, I love your natural color and I love that it really brings out the color of your eyes. ”
‘In fact, it’s even better natural! I really love it! You should keep it! At least try it for a week! You can always re-dye it if you’re not happy!’
The love for his natural look comes after Rylan revealed he is still open to having more cosmetic procedures, despite also admitting he has gone “too far” with the procedures.
His famous friends and fans flooded the comments section with praise for the look and begging him to make the change permanent, saying he looked like Troy Bolton from High School Musical.
While Rylan’s followers agreed, saying it made his eyes pop and made him look younger than his dyed black hair.
The bubbly presenter has been incredibly open in the past about his adjustments, previously admitting he spent £25,000 on veneers in 2013.
She also had lip fillers, botox, and another procedure done on her teeth to make them look more natural.
This week, Rylan covered the July/August issue. attitude magazine to celebrate Pride month, baring her chest in a sleek black suit and sporting dramatic eyeliner.
In the accompanying interview, he acknowledged that he had overdone it a bit with the work he had done, but added that he never regretted it because he saw it all as a learning curve.
Rylan explained: “I don’t regret anything I’ve done. I’ll probably go on to do more things.”
‘I think if you’re in a position where you want to change something and you think it’s going to make you feel better and that you can do it, then do it. I don’t think you should be judged for that.
‘Do I think I’ve gone too far sometimes in the past? Yes. Do I now realise that I don’t have to go that far? Yes, then I don’t.
The love for his natural look comes after Rylan revealed he’s still open to having more cosmetic procedures, despite also admitting he’s gone “too far” with the procedures (pictured from earlier this month).
The bubbly presenter has been incredibly open in the past about his adjustments, having previously had lip fillers, Botox and admitting he spent £25,000 on veneers in 2013 (pictured that year).
