Dulceida is one of the most prominent influencers on the national scene, and has millions of followers around the world. Born in Badalona, Aida Domènech began creating her identity under a blog in which she shared her love for the world of fashion. Little by little, that hobby ended up becoming a profession from which she has been able to collaborate with some of the most prestigious brands in the world.
The attention she receives forces her to be attentive to her appearance and care every day of the year, also creating new trends with each possible change. That is one of the possibilities raised by the latest video he shared through TikTok. There, the Catalan content creator has shown the transformation process that her new color has entailed. The brown that characterized her has been left behind, giving way to a more reddish tone.
The clip, published this Wednesday afternoon, has nearly 100,000 views on the Chinese short video platform, as well as a multitude of comments reacting in surprise to the new color of her hair. “I got that tone a few months ago and I'm already tired of it, but I'll take this as a sign not to change so soon,” said one user, among other positive comments that highlighted an improvement in her image.
“You are gorgeous! She makes your eyes greener. I would bleach my eyebrows like my hair and it would look great,” read one of her responses. “It's the hair tone I've always wanted to have. I LOVE how it looks on you", "I'll take it as my own signal to take the step", "It looks spectacular on you, a good change" or "Well, it's been a while... it looks good on you, really" are some of the most replies. video highlights.
This change of image is accompanied by a change of important stage in the life of the influencer from Badalona. She and her partner, Alba Paul, have moved to a residence in Madrid, where they are currently still perfecting every corner. “Our day is summed up in opening boxes and this. Sorry for not being active, but this takes a lot of time” or “The sofa couldn't be prettier” are some of her statements these days.
Both also responded to questions from La Vanguardia in a recent interview, with Dulceida talking about the dark side of dedicating herself to social media: “In general, the people I have met in person have been very respectful and charming. In networks things change, because there they don't have to show their faces. Many believe that, because my job is to be a public figure, they can insult me, criticize and hate me, which is what there is. But I think that what they expel is what they have inside.”
