It’s noice, it’s different, it’s unusual! Magda Szubanski shows off her very wild isolation hairdo which she describes as ‘a self-saucing pudding’
Magda Szubanski has shown off her wild hairdo as she undergoes isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Posting a photo of a messy, swoop hairstyle that would be at home in the 1980s on Sunday, the actress appeared amazed at what was atop her head.
The 58-year-old said in the caption: ‘Some mornings you don’t have to do your hair… your hair just does itself. Like a self-saucing pudding’.
A look! Magda Szubanski (pictured) has shown off her wild hairdo as she undergoes isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic. Posting a photo of a messy, swoop hairstyle that would be at home in the 1980s on Sunday, the actress appeared amazed at what was atop her head
She then asked her fans, ‘How is your hair going?’ adding the hashtags #hairinthetimeofcoronavirus #covidhair.
Over the weekend, the Babe actress described her mood as she deals with the pandemic.
She told her Instagram fans she was, ‘Ricocheting wildly between fear, learning and growth. All the while stuffing my face with footy franks and Dippity Bix’.
The 58-year-old said in the caption: ‘Some mornings you don’t have to do your hair… your hair just does itself. Like a self-saucing pudding’
Earlier this year, Magda spoke candidly about her health problems in the March issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly.
The comedian revealed that she gets 31 Botox injections in her forehead every three months to treat post-menopausal migraines caused by stress.
‘It’s full on, but it’s really helped,’ said Magda, who has faced a challenging few years coping with the death of her mother and campaigning for marriage equality.
Health concerns: Earlier this year, Magda spoke about her health problems in the March issue of The Australian Women’s Weekly. The comedian revealed that she gets 31 Botox injections in her forehead every three months to treat post-menopausal migraines caused by stress
Tough: ‘It’s full on, but it’s really helped,’ said Magda, who has faced a challenging few years coping with the death of her mother and campaigning for marriage equality
Magda was diagnosed with stress-induced migraines after a doctor initially feared she’d had a stroke.
‘It was like I’d run out of petrol. The doctor ran out of the room, called the ambulance and I burst into tears. I thought I’d had a stroke,’ she said.
In addition to regular Botox treatments, Magda said that having ‘truly great and loyal’ friends helps with her migraines.
Grief: Magda’s mother, Margaret Szubanski (left), died in September 2017 at the age of 92