Comedian-actress Rufa Mae Quinto wowed her fans as she showed off her newly cut hair. On her Instagram account, the star shared several photos of her new hair that symbolized a new beginning for her.
Rufa is currently free on bail after paying a total of ₱1.7 million earlier this month.
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“One by one, step by step , first thing! New hair cut , new hair color, new me. Bright hair, brightness personality,” she wrote.
The comedian-actress went to see hairstylist to the stars Alex Carbonell who has been working with her for several years already. She claimed that the stylist’s “magic hands” saved the day as she had a root dye, lowlights, and highlights for her service.
“I’m happy to be your muse, kaya sya hinanap ko agad agad. Madapa na ako wag lang hair ko,” she added.
On a more serious note, Rufa maintained that she gets her hair done first when she doesn’t know what to do anymore just to freshen up her vibe.
“Kapag hinde ko na alam gagawin ko, mag uumpisa ako sa anit , ulo, buhok, para fresh ! Salamat ! Todo na to,” she said.
Fans of the comedian-actress shared in the comment section how beautiful her new hair is. Other netizens expressed their continued support for her ongoing case and added that they believed she is innocent from allegations.
“To all the friends , thanks for all the comments and support,” she wrote.
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“We love u Rufa Mae.. malalampasan no rin ito.. we love ur positive vibes as always,” a fan wrote.
“Woman of the hour! So beautiful, so strong,” another fan added.
Rufa was charged with 14 counts of violation of Section 8 of the Securities Regulation Code due to the cases filed by the investors against skincare brand Dermacare.
Despite the charges thrown at her, the comedian-actress maintained her innocence and is confident the truth will be out soon.
“Nakakanerbiyos 'yung lahat ng nangyari sa 'kin, nakakalungkot, pero naniniwala po ako na ang katotohanan ay mag-pi-prevail,” she previously shared.