Cuc Tinh Y attaches dried beef with lemongrass and chili to her head for good measure

There is no longer the freedom to “decorate” beauty as before, Cuc Tinh Y when participating in the project Fairy Sword Ky Hiep 4 is a constant psychological struggle with the crew.

The actress had to accept visual direction from the film’s costume team, with almost no right to decide for herself.

However, the most recent pictures of Cuc Tinh Y in Fairy Sword Ky Hiep 4 shows that it’s impossible for her to give up her “ouch” visual style.

Specifically, the latest image of Cuc Tinh Y this time no longer has “pomegranate dew” hanging over her head like a curtain, the makeup is also lighter than before (if it was 10 layers before, this time there are… 8 layers left… ).

However, netizens on Weibo noticed a rather unique detail attached to the head of the actress, which looks like small autumn red leaves scattered in her hair.

Above movie school, this is the last stage that the costume crew performed on the spot for Cuc Tinh Y before entering the filming set.

Cuc Tinh Y put red leaves on his head instead of “pomegranate dew”

Some netizens feel that this way of shaping is quite beautiful and unique, which Cuc Tinh Y has never tried before.

Recently, it has been reported that Cuc Tinh Y is always actively discussing the female lead image Fairy Sword Ky Hiep 4 with my team, and perhaps this latest image is one of the final results.

The result of her new beauty

It is likely that this mushroom-like hair decoration that grows after the rain will become the new “pet” of Cuc Tinh Y when the “pomegranate dew” hairstyle faces many deep controversies because of its cumbersome and messy eyes.

However, there are some viewers who share that this style is still quite strange, looking like … dried beef rather than maple leaves in autumn.

Netizens think the accessories look more like dried beef than red leaves

Present Fairy Sword Ky Hiep 4 still recording. It’s not yet clear how the film will tie in with previous installments.

According to Young Intellectuals