North West Did the Two-Tone Hair Trend and It Is Too Cute

North West has been in the spotlight since before she was born, and the eldest West child is definitely not slowing down her reign over social media. She's taken over TikTok with a variety of videos taking on trends, showing off her skincare routine, and even fostering peace between her mom and Taylor Swift ... well, sorta. Her beauty game is not to be scoffed at, either; North may not even be in middle school yet, but she can already make FX makeup magic and set hair color trends too.

Just in time for the new year, North switched up her braids from her natural hair color to a super fun two-toned look, with half of her head braided with a sweet cotton candy pink, the other half in white, and clear beads added to both sides. She first showed off the hair color change in a solo video where she danced and lip-synced to Michael Jackson and since then, we've seen it in a few more videos, including a funny video about a math test and a beauty tutorial where North experiments with a Charlotte Tilbury highlighter wand and shows surprising skill with a lash curler. (I can't even curl my lashes that confidently and I have decades on North!)

The cutest video, however, is one where North is joined by her younger siblings, Chicago and Psalm, as the three show viewers how to make a milkshake. North isn't the only West child thinking pink; Chi, who just turned five, is also sporting baby pink braids, though she's rocking a full head of pink and not a half-and-half vibe like her big sis. We love a matching moment! The milkshakes may be more sticky and messy than drinkable (did you see those whipped cream sprays?) but North and Chicago's hair color is definitely a sweet treat.

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