- Christine Quinn is well-known for her stunning blond hair and stylish looks
- she confessed that her resemblance to the Mattel doll isn’t merely coincidental.
- Quinn claimed she converted to using “high-lift colour,” which lightens without bleach and utilises Nutrafol’s “Hair Growth Nutraceutical”
The 34-year-old former “Selling Sunset” star is well-known for her stunning blond hair and stylish looks, and in a recent interview with Allure, she confessed that her resemblance to the Mattel doll isn’t merely coincidental.
“It’s always some variation of a Barbie, whether it’s golf Barbie, or it’s Sharon Stone Barbie, whatever Barbie it may be at that point in time,” she said of her style inspiration, adding the famous doll “has just this flawless aesthetic that I always strive to.”
The model and real estate agent — who left “Selling Sunset” this summer ahead of the show’s upcoming Season 6 — shared her beauty routine with the magazine, admitting that despite her love of the doll, she has “such a love-hate relationship with [her] blonde hair.”
“I’ve been bleaching my hair for years, since I was probably 14 or 15,” she said. “And with that comes damage.”
Quinn claimed she converted to using “high-lift colour,” which lightens without bleach and utilises Nutrafol’s “Hair Growth Nutraceutical” (from $79) due to the stress on her locks from styling “every day, if not twice a day” while filming “Selling Sunset.”
Page Six Style spoke with the former reality star, who once claimed her beauty routine costs “$1,000 a day,” and she revealed some other must-haves, including “a nice lactic acid two or three times a week” (she prefers Sunday Riley Good Genes ($85)) and Shani Darden’s Retinol Reform ($88).
When it comes to aging, Quinn — who famously hosted a “Botox and Burgers” event in Season 3 to get people in the door of a home — said, “unfortunately, I can’t do anything about it, but thank God for Botox and fillers.”
Multiple sources confirmed to Page Six this summer that Quinn would not be returning to “Selling Sunset,” with one stressing that the California blonde’s “goals are far bigger than playing a villain on an ensemble reality series.”
After “Sunset,” Quinn admitted to Allure that it was “absolutely fair to say” that her attention had shifted more toward modelling. The former Oppenheimer Group realtor had signed a contract with IMG Models and developed contacts with brands like Balenciaga and Marc Jacobs.
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