Every Hair Color and Cut Demi Lovato Has Ever Had

When Demi first debuted on the red carpet for Disney's Camp Rock in June 2008, her hair was a light shade of brown and she often wore it wavy.

At the beginning of 2009, Demi's bangs were straight and severe. She started experimenting with hair color, darkening her shade a touch.

By the time the premiere of Hannah Montana: The Movie came around in early April 2009, Demi was fully committed to hair dye and longer tresses.

Demi released her album Don't Forget with a shorter cut and without her childhood bangs. The color change back to a lighter shade in April 2009 was probably a result of filming for the Camp Rock sequel.

The next year, Demi stepped out with a new blond ombré hairstyle — the color every star was sporting back then.

A few days into October 2010, Demi chose to go full blond, easing her way with a dark shade.

Brown was calling back in 2011 when Demi returned to her brown roots, adding a few blond highlights to brighten the look.

Demi hit the red carpet for the 2011 MTV Video Music Awards as a caramel blonde, 20 days after her previous hair change.

With the release of her album Unbroken, Demi returned to the spotlight feeling better than ever and sporting a gorgeous new hairstyle and color.

Just 10 days after stepping out as a blond, the singer changed her color once again. This time she opted for a reddish shade of brown.

Demi's previous hair color was just a warmup, because in early 2012, she went full-blown red.

April 2012 brought strawberry pink shades to Demi's hair.

Choosing to go light for the Summer of 2012, Demi got hair extensions and a way lighter dye job.

Pink tips were Demi's first test into the rainbow hair color trend.

She obviously loved the way vibrant colors looked in her hair. A couple of weeks after going pink, she attended the 2012 Teen Choice Awards as a blonde with green and blue faded ends.

Leaving vibrant colors aside, Demi showed up to the 2012 MTV Video Music Awards as a beach blonde and with the perfect soft waves.

The singer had gone lighter and blunter by the Fall of the same year.

Brown seemed to keep calling Demi's name in December 2012.

Chocolate brown was the shade Demi chose to stick to for the holiday season of 2012, but she did say bye to her bangs.

By April 2013, the singer looked fresh in a cut that had her hair up to her shoulder.

The Summer of 2013 seemed like the perfect time for Demi to go back to lighter strands.

As she became a judge for The X Factor, Demi stuck to the blond, allowing her darker roots to peek through.

Demi was feeling blues and greens as the season of The X Factor developed into the Winter of 2013.

Bringing back the rainbow hair color seemed right for the 2014 LA Pride Parade. Demi also added a buzzed side to her long haircut.

The upkeep of multiple colors might have proved too much for Demi as she chose to stick to purple in the Summer of 2014.

Ending 2013 going back to turquoise seemed only fitting to Demi's personality.

The beginning of 2014 was all about feeling pink.

For the Neon Lights tour in early 2014, Demi kept a side of her head buzzed at all times.

We're not sure how by 2014 Demi could still manage to come up with styles and cuts she had never tried before. This one featured all her favorites: extensions, blond hair color, and a shaved side.

By the 2014 MTV Video Music Awards, Demi's long hair had given way to a shorter haircut that let Demi's low-cut dress do all the talking.

Demi had fun with scalp designs and blue tips by late 2014.

The holiday season brought back a more traditional look for Demi — if you can call a shaved side traditional.

This short '20s-chic bob only lasted for a night in late 2015, but we're hoping Demi decides to bring it back soon.

By 2016, it seems like Demi has settled on a short black hairstyle for what we're calling her confident period.

At the 2016 Grammy Awards, Demi surprised us all with extralong black extensions.

Demi's sported this favorite easy and low-maintenance style for a while.

During her Future Now tour with Nick Jonas, Demi debuted a long, ombré hairstyle that reminded us of her Camp Rock days.

In October 2016, Demi went back to her old ways, debuting a brand-new blond hairstyle in Mexico City.

Just a day after going blond, Demi went back to a darker shade.

In November 2016, Demi went ebony but kept her extensions in.

At the Vanity Fair Oscars party in 2017, Demi showed off hints of honey highlights.

At the 2017 Kids' Choice Awards, Demi debuted a shorter hairstyle sans her trusty extensions.