TEEN Mom fans immediately bashed Farrah Abraham's new blond hairstyle after debuting the look on social media.

The reality star took to her Instagram Stories to endorse some beauty brands when her lighter hair color captured fan's attention.

The 30-year-old recorded a special message to the hair company, Boxy Charm while holding the box of their hair product, which she said she's "obsessed" with.

The ex TV star then gave another shoutout to makeup line, Blink Beauty while masking herself in an Instagram filter of a cartoon character.

The filter exaggerated the star's appearance giving her heavy lashes, pouty lips, sunken cheekbones, along with a pair of pink sunglasses and barrettes in her hair.

She held up the makeup palette, which captured a glimpse of her __ year-old daughter Sophia in the mirror.

She giggled, commenting: "Sophia was just in my mirror. She made a little cameo."

Fans eyes, however, were focused on Farrah's blonder hairdo, which was not a big crowd pleaser.

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One user shared her Instagram Stories to Reddit where critics slammed the former Teen Mom star on her updated look.

One person called the color a "nightmare," while another said "it looks fried."

Another explained in the comments: "Her colorist didn’t do a proper root blend."

BLONDER LOOK

Farrah debuted the transformation earlier this week after visiting a celebrity hairstylist to dye her hair blonde and mix in longer extensions into her thick natural hair.

The MTV alum showed off the finished product on TikTok sharing every step of the process from the bleaching to washing and adding the extensions.

he mom of one smiled for the camera as she lip synced to a viral TikTok sound from children's cartoon Barbie Life in the Dreamhouse.

"It's really not that bad, it just needs a little shaping – to the salon!" Farrah mouthed before the hairdresser got to work on the lengthy process.

Her new look was completed with a blow dry, leaving her locks in beach-ready waves as she turned her head back and forth to show them off.

"I love it," she said along with the cartoon audio as she played with her long hair, twirling it sweetly for the camera.

"Get your glam on," Farrah added in a follow-up video of her new hair as she posed for a photo shoot in Morocco, North Africa.

SOPHIA'S TRANSFORMATION

Farrah isn't the only one who has had a hair transformation recently – as her daughter Sophia dyed her hair bright red.

Late last month, Farrah proudly filmed the 12-year-old showing off the new red streaks in her dark hair.

In another video, Sophia wore a crop top and high-waisted jeans while at the hair salon – smiling from ear to ear about her new look.

While the youngster looked stunning, critics felt Farrah seemed to be "encouraging" Sophia to look older than she is.

One wrote on Reddit: "I can’t help but think Farrah is encouraging her to act/dress much older than she is. She is 12 years old."

Another added: "Sophia is such a beautiful young lady. I hope she gets far away from the toxicity that is Farrah and her family."

A third wrote: "Well, I was the same when I was 12, but my dad would never let me the leave the house with showing skin lol."

'INAPPROPRIATE'

Fans slammed Farrah again earlier this month after she brought the young adolescent to an “inappropriate” yacht party in Mexico.

The star shared a series of clips from the outing where where she was drinking on the boat along with three men while her daughter was present.

Fans furiously responded to the photos, noticing that Sophia seemed to be the only child at the party.

Farrah's parenting has been under question for a while and their concerns were compounded when she admitted to dealing with Child Protective Services.

In her Dream Twenties: Self Guided Self Help Memoir, Farrah said the agency "threatened to take" Sophia away over her "unsafe" actions as a parent.

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