Fai Peeranaya, First-Time Producer, Gets Stressed and Changes Hair Color for a Mood Boost—Wins People Of The Year Award
Actress Fai Peeranaya debuted cherry red hair at a Bangkok event after wrapping her latest series and winning the People Of The Year award at KAZZ Awards 2026, explaining the color change was a stress-relief mood boost from her new producer
Fai Peeranaya Maliz'on made an appearance at the BROKEN (Of) LOVE: The Last Promise event on the 6th floor of Siam Paragon cinema sporting a striking new cherry red hair color that caught many people's attention about potential upcoming projects. She explained that the color change was purely a personal preference, noting that her recent series work had just wrapped up. She also shared her thoughts after winning the 'People Of The Year' award at KAZZ AWARDS 2026.
"The award serves as a reminder that our efforts aren't worthless," she said. "It makes me feel like there's a purpose to my future work. Thank you for every award and every cheer, whether it came from voting or not."
When asked what awards she dreams of winning, she replied: "I haven't really thought about it, but regardless of what award it is, I'd be happy if people feel my skills and I are suitable for it."
Regarding the hair color, she clarified that the cherry red was done through Khun Thong Studio and has already started to fade after two washes. "It's just a personal preference. I don't have any series work right now since my last project just finished, and there's no upcoming project. But as a first-time producer, there's a lot of stress and pressure, so I look at small things that make me happy as a way to find joy in myself. It doesn't diminish the quality of my work."
She mentioned that fans loved the new look and have been requesting she keep the red hair for an upcoming Macau event.
On whether the economic downturn has affected her hair salon business, she said: "We're managing okay and things are still going. But I still believe Thai people love beauty and aesthetics no matter what the economy is like. Beauty is a priority, and in such a stressful economic climate, small joys and beauty treatments are what make people happy. I believe Thai people will always value beauty."
When asked if actor Atom also gets his hair cut at her salon, she enthusiastically confirmed: "Yes, yes! Atom comes to us. He likes it and says our cutting skills are excellent." (A humorous exchange followed about the scissors' sharpness.)
