Sabrina Carpenter is popular not only for her music but also for her signature blonde hair. The singer attributes her hair secret to Redken, given that she is the brand’s first-ever global ambassador. In a new photo ad released by Redken on their social media pages, the singer looks more radiant than ever with her glowing skin and bouncy hair. The solid haircare comes from the brand’s Acidic Bonding Concentrate collection. Fans of the star flooded the comments section to praise her look.
Sabrina Carpenter flaunts a radiant glow in new Redken photo
Sabrina Carpenter’s new photo with Redken is all about the radiant glow. The post promoted the singer’s “must-have for late nights” — Acidic Bonding Concentrate 24/7 Night and Day Serum. The product is one among the collection that fans can use to recreate Carptner’s iconic blonde hair. The singer kept her hair in full display, styling it open and in soft waves with fringes separated by a middle part.
The Redken photo saw Sabrina Carpenter wear a lacy sleeveless slip dress, lying down on what appeared to be a bed along with soft cushions in the background. With the singer in full focus, the brand opted to dial down on all the other elements except the blonde hair to showcase their serum. Furthermore, the star went with a bold glam that highlighted her jawline and cheekbones. These included contouring, arched eyebrows, and a mauve lip.
Sabrina Carpenter looked intently toward the camera with her soft green-blue eyes. It was almost as if she was inviting fans and followers to check out the Redken product. Meanwhile, the serum is part of Redken’s Acidic Bonding Concentrate collection. The product “repairs and strengthens processed, damaged hair” overnight. It is also suitable for color-treated hair.
Redken tapped Sabrina Carpenter as its first-ever global ambassador in September 2024. Given that her signature blonde hair is an important part of her identity, it is not surprising to see her collaborate with a haircare brand. The past year also marked a turning point for Carpenter, with her songs “Espresso,” and “Please Please Please” making historic chart numbers.
