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Beyoncé is an iconic singer, entrepreneur, and cultural phenomenon. While she has long been celebrated for her remarkable talent, captivating stage presence, impeccable style, and many other achievements, her hair has always been a topic of fascination, admiration, and discussion.

chose to wear the style for her high-profile appearance at this weekend's (which coincided with her dropping two new songs, titled “Texas Hold ’Em” and “16 Carriages,” both with a decidedly country feel to them).Her hairstylist, Neal Farinah, posted a pic of Bey's higher-than-heaven hair to his Instagram with the caption: “Super Bowl Texan hair @beyonce” before spilling that he used formulas from Beyoncé's , to create the style.“My favorite products @cecred,” he wrote, giving us a first glimpse of the products and their packaging. It looks like we'll be getting a hair oil or serum from the Queen of the Beyhive, and fittingly, the honey-colored liquid appears to have a lid shaped like a honey dipper.This content can also be viewed on the site it from.We should have known, ever since Bey made cowgirl hats the must-have accessory of her Renaissance tour, that she had something bigger up her sleeve.However, this isn't the first time we've seen a Western influence infiltrate hair trends.

It's official: Beyoncé has taken a step away from her iconic honey hair. After leaving the UK on her Renaissance tour, the global megastar's hair stylist, Neal Farinah, revealed that he had transformed her golden locks to a brand new mayo-blonde hue The celebrity hair expert, who has been the mastermind behind Beyoncé's hair transitions for over 18 years, shared a photograph of her new ashy colour on social media.Talking to his 183k followers on Instagram, Neal penned the caption "ENERGY ENERGY" alongside a breathtaking image of Beyoncé flaunting her new lighter blonde hair styled in a middle parting.

Beyonce has shared a touching tribute to her twins with Jay-Z on their fourth birthday.

Beyoncé’s Black Is King officially dropped on Disney+ Friday, July 31. If you’ve already experienced the 85-minute film, it’s likely that you’re still recovering from the music, fashion, glam and of course — that hair.In an interview with Cosmopolitan, published on Wednesday, August 5, the singer’s mane man, Neal Farinah, opened up about his unforgettable experience working on the visual album.