10 Years, 30 Photos of Selena Gomez's Ever-Changing Gorgeous Hair

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If, like us, you've been having a hard time keeping track of Selena Gomez's latest haircut and color, this guide will come in handy. We took it upon ourselves to dig deep into the archives of Selena's beauty looks of years past, all the way to her Disney star days. What we found were 30 different hair changes that included rainbow streaks, waist-length hair, lots of bobs and lobs, and even a blond moment. Scroll ahead to see Selena's outstanding hair evolution.

01

Long Layers and Side Bangs

When we first spotted Selena Gomez as a Disney newbie, it was 2007. She was 14 and was rocking the style every teen had back then.

02

Ultralong With Layers

By October 2007, Selena had gotten rid of the bangs.

03

Long With Red Highlights

Early 2008 brought red streaks to Selena's long dark hair.

04

Medium Length With Blond Streaks

Though the Disney star didn't sport these honey streaks for that long, she rocked them at red carpets while she had them back in 2008.

05

Long Hair and Layers

Later in 2008, Selena ditched the highlights.

06

Wavy and Medium Length

October 2008 marked the month Selena went just a tad shorter and more mature.

07

A Bob

That hairstyle must have given Selena the itch for shorter hair, because in the same month, she debuted a bob.

08

Shoulder-Length With Blunt Bangs

The next month, Selena added some blunt bangs to her shoulder-length hair.

09

Superlong and Dark

Selena either let her hair grow super long again or added extensions, showing off her style in May 2009.

10

A Straight Bob

Most likely due to her Wizards of Waverly Place shooting schedule, Selena was able to go short again in the Summer of 2009.

11

Superlong and Black

Once again, Selena lets her hair grow long for almost the entirety of 2010.

12

Medium-Length and Black

Selena had a signature style by November 2010,

13

A Brown Lob

At the beginning of 2011, Selena was all about that lob life again.

14

Superlong and Brown

The singer and actress was back to her old ways in superlong extensions in May 2011.

15

Long With Long Layers Again

And then by the end of the Summer, her hair was just a tad shorter again.

16

Another Lob

Right before Halloween 2011, the lob is back.

17

Superlong and Wavy

Just kidding! Selena had superlong hair again just a month later.

18

Medium-Length and Rainbow

Rainbow hair was already all the rage in January of 2012, and Selena embraced the trend.

19

Medium-Length and Brown

The rainbow streaks didn't last until the Summer of 2012.

20

Superlong and Blond

It was a busy Summer for Selena, who went from brunette to blond by July 2012.

21

Superlong and Brown With Highlights

It was back to her natural hair color for Selena in early 2013.

22

Superlong and Brond

When Selena was promoting her hit single "Come and Get It," her hair was long and honey-colored.

23

Ultralong and Brown

When the MTV Video Music Awards rolled in in August 2013, Selena's hair was much darker.

24

A Black Bob

This is probably a wig, but in December of 2013, Selena was short and dark.

25

Long and Brown

The year 2014 was back to basics for Selena, who had long brown hair again.

26

Waist-Length and Black

While she promoted new music, Selena's hair stayed the same, but at the American Music Awards in November 2015, she debuted waist-length black hair again.

27

Long and Black

January 2016 brought just a little trim for the star.

28

Long and Chestnut

At the Grammy Awards in February 2016, Selena was showing off a lighter hair color.

29

Long and Honey

At the iHeart Radio Music Awards in April 2016, the star had honey hair again.

30

Short and Light Brown

We didn't get to see Selena for much of 2016 while she took a break from the spotlight, but when she came back, she had a shoulder-length honey bob we love.

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