Salma Hayek, Selena Gomez and more stars go back to their roots: Gray hair, don’t care!

“Be proud of your roots #hair #siverfox #roots,” Salma Hayek urged her fans.

Kylie Jenner is taking time away from her wigs and extensions. On a now-gone Instagram Story she wrote: “hair health journey rn.” Kylie’s hair is naturally this length.

“Decided to let the curls out,” Tamara Mowry wrote along with this pic. “Me and the curls have cabin fever. All dressed up to go downstairs 🤣 #socialdistancing #stayhome.”

Her Sister, Sister twin followed suit with this snap. “It’s been me and my #fro as of late,” she wrote, adding: “#natural #hair #curlyhair #nofilter #nomakeup #me.”

Ariana Grande doesn’t seem to be putting in her signature ponytail extensions while self-isolating. The star embraced her natural curls on social media, writing: “get a load a dis.”

Her mom Joan Grande loved the post, replying: “Beyond stunning... your natural hair/curls is a world of its own... a magnificent beauty you are inside and out/ made up or natural ... I love you...”

While giving the world a sneak peek of her Rare Beauty products, Selena Gomez posted an ultra-hot wild hair, don’t care flick. Just like us, some days just call for makeup and sultry selfies. “I had an urge to put my makeup on. My papa noticed then proceeded to ask “why do you look like that?” He whistled as he walked away. So there’s that. Wearing all Rare Beauty,” commented the star. The singer and actress’ makeup line is set to release this summer exclusively at Sephora.

Gabrille Union flaunted her natural hair on Instagram, punnily writing: “When your natural locks appreciate the lock down. Unlocking the secret soon... 🔐 #InTheLab #QuarantineNaturalHairChronicles #FrederickDouglassRealness”

Katy Perry showed how her style has changed in quarantine, allowing her darker roots to creep in.

One Tree Hill star Hilarie Burton has a beautiful reason for letting her true hue shine through. “The ‘silver lining’ is literally growing out of my skull,” she prefaced her lengthy caption. “For all of our frontline and essential workers who are too busy to fuss with things like hair color, I grow mine out in solidarity with you. When I see it, I’m reminded of all you’re doing to keep us safe. I’m reminded that you deserve to be taken care of. I’m reminded that any spare time I have shouldn’t be spent on vanity, but rather on helping our heroes. I can make 5 masks in the time it would take me to dye my hair. It’s a small, silly symbol. Gray hair. Who cares, right? But I hope the nurse or the vet or the store clerk who is feeling tired and overwhelmed knows that it’s a visible thing I can show that says ‘I’m with you’.”