MAFS star Elizabeth debuts stunning new hair

After getting rid of the heavy makeup earlier this week, Elizabeth’s transformation is now complete as she debuts her new hair.

Since leaving MAFS after finding out she was cheated on by “husband” Sam Ball, Elizabeth Sobinoff looks like a new woman.

Getting rid of her trademark heavy makeup for an event earlier this week, the unlucky in love reality star has now taken her transformation even further and debuted a gorgeous new hair colour.

Swapping out her platinum blonde locks, the 27-year-old revealed on Instagram she had opted for a honey brown shade with highlights.

Fans of the MAFS star were quick to praise her new hair colour, writing in the comments that it looked “amazing” and “stunning” on her.

“Omg. Wow. Looks so good!!!” MAFS co-star Jules Robinson commented, while Dino Hira added, “Suits you Lizzy.”

At an Oscars lunch on Monday Elizabeth ditched her trademark dark eyeliner and lipstick for more natural looking eye makeup paired with a nude lip.

Elizabeth was known for her dark makeup and platinum blonde hair on MAFS

Elizabeth ditched the heavy makeup earlier this week. Picture: Jonathan Ng

Elizabeth’s hair extensions have also undergone a makeover, with Elizabeth debuting her new locks last week.

During her time on Married At First Sight viewers mocked Elizabeth’s unusual hair extensions, which in one episode looked like she was wearing a kind of cap.

“Yeah they are terrible, they are horrendous,” the reality TV star told 9 Honey of her hair extensions.

Elizabeth also said she has to have extensions to protect her skin from the sun as she lives with a Lupus-like auto-immune disease.

“Unfortunately the rash on my scalp and my ears is continuously photosensitive,” she told 9 Honey. “So the extensions do act like a hat in ways.”

The store manager’s time on MAFS came to an end during Sunday night’s dramatic commitment ceremony.

The reality star opted to leave the experiment alongside “husband” Sam after learning he had an affair with another bride, Ines Basic.