Savannah Guthrie Dyes Her Own Roots In Quarantine

Savannah Guthrie has revealed that she dyed her gray roots at home with the help of celebrity hairstylist Rita Hazan — who walked her through the process on FaceTime. 

The Today co-anchor took to Instagram on Wednesday to share photos of herself with a towel wrapped around her shoulders and her hair color supplies laid out on her kitchen table. 

With salons around the country closed amid the coronavirus pandemic, Savannah, 48, has become one of the many women who have taken to dying their own hair, kynghidongduong.vn though she did have some professional help. 






Last resort: Savannah Guthrie, 48, dyed her gray roots at home on Wednesday with the help of celebrity hairstylist Rita Hazan







Professional help: Savannah appears to have been given a customized hair color formula


'Let's do this. Coloring hair at home is easy with Charley on my arm and @ritahazan giving expert advice on FaceTime!!!' she captioned the images, which included a snapshot of her video chatting with Rita while her three-year-old son clung to her.   






Tutorial: She posted photos of herself FaceTiming Rita as the colorist walked her through the process 


Savannah appears to have been given a customized hair color formula. 

In the first snapshot, she is smiling brightly as she sorts through the bottles of dye and developer on her kitchen table. 

She was ready to get started with her hair already separated into sections and piled on top of her head. 

The next photo in the series shows her holding her phone while FaceTiming Rita. 

The mom went on to snap a screenshot of the A-list colorist walking her through the process while her son, Charley, Tour du thuyền Hạ Long giá rẻ rested on her shoulder.

Savannah never shared an 'after' photo, but she did take a picture of herself before she got started to show what her roots looked like. Her highlighted hair was darker as the top and Tour du thuyền Hạ Long giá rẻ there were some streaks of gray in her regrowth. 






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Keeping it real: Savannah revealed her dark roots were streaked with gray after more than a month in quarantine 







It worked! Savannah's grays were all covered when she appeared on the Today show Friday 







Joke: Savannah is clearly missing her salon services. The day before she dyed her hair at home, she shared a photo of an animal hoof, writing: 'Boy I could use a pedicure'


The at-home dye job seemed to have been a success, as she didn't appear to have any grays on the Thursday and Friday's shows. 

The journalist is clearly missing her salon services. 

The day before she dyed her hair at home, she shared a photo of an animal hoof, jokingly writing: 'Boy I could use a pedicure.'

The post struck a chord with plenty of people, including Drew Barrymore and Selma Blair, who both shared comments.  

Savannah's hair color transformation came just a little over a week her co-star and friend Jenna Bush Hager touched up her dark roots live on the Today show with the help of celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton and her husband Henry Hager. 






Everyone's doing it: Savannah's hair color transformation came just a little over a week her co-star and friend Jenna Bush Hager touched up her dark roots live on the Today show 

















Expert: Celebrity hairstylist Chris Appleton called in to give the host a virtual tutorial on how to use a powder root cover up to blend her dark roots with her blonde highlights


Chris, whose clients include Kim Kardashian and Jennifer Lopez, called in to give the host a virtual tutorial on how to use a powder root cover up to blend her dark roots with her blonde highlights after more than a month in quarantine.

But unlike Savannah's permanent hair dye, Jenna's solution was only a temporary fix until she washed her hair. 

Chris said using a root powder is a great way to blend out highlights that have grown out or to cover pesky grays until salons reopen.