Beyonce’s career may have started a twenty-something years ago, but the ways in which the Queen has inspired has is countless. Aside from ‘irreplacable’’ song list that we absolutely ‘crazy in love’ with, Beyonce has been out and beyond a cultural icon. Her musical career has exposed us to crazy dance routines, fashion inspiration and of course, beauty inspiration. Beyonce’s hair although ever changing has been iconic, in all the stages of her carer. So whether it was braids or bangs or a honey-blonde balayage. Beyonce’s hair is absolutely goals. Ahead are some of our favourite Beyonce hair moments.

Honey-blonde hair has become Beyoncé's signature colour, so when she's spotted with something different, it's a big deal. For her B-Day and Dreamgirls era, she traded her trademark look for rich chocolate-brown strands.

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In 2008, we were formally introduced to Bey's alter ego, Sasha Fierce. At this time, she also debuted jet-black hair for the first time.

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When she released her eponymous album, Beyoncé, it came with a visual album and a brand-new hairstyle for Bey: a blunt, chin-length bob, which we've used as a reference for our first lob.

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In the late '90s to early 2000s, tree braids and Beyoncé were inseparable. Rarely was the singer spotted without her hair braided in microbraids that stopped at about half an inch before cascading into loose waves.

For the 2002 premiere of Austin Powers in Goldmember, Beyoncé channeled her character Foxxy Cleopatra, who wore a blonde Afro. For the red carpet, Bey sported two-toned caramel ringlets that dangled down to her shoulders.

Before lobs were a trendy thing on the 'gram, Bey had her strands chopped in a bone-straight style that danced right near her collarbone.

In 2005, the singer rocked blonde bangs with brunette curls framing the rest of her face. Whether the fringe is faux or for real, we'll never know.