Someone else made the point about glasses and a fringe - I was coming to say the same thing! I used to always have a very messy, french-style fringe that came just below my eyebrows which I loved but after a bad bout of migraines it turned out I needed glasses. The fringe either tucked behind my frames or sat on top... Either way it was not
tres chic I grew it out into a longer curtain bang now that's more flattering with my glasses. Gabby would either need the fringe above the glasses or below. Anything in between will look weird
Also, her round, flat head with her cow lick and weird bald spot won't work with a full fringe and will require daily styling (which I can't see her doing). I always thought she would suit a side part far more than a full fringe as it would give her a little more volume on top.
Like someone said before, it's weird how much time and money she spends on her appearance (all the makeup, hair and beauty products) yet she doesn't do anything or go anywhere. I'm not saying you have to clean yourself up for the benefit of other people but at the same time what's the point going to that extent to never leave the flat and only send a few boiled egg selfies to her mum. When lockdown first hit, I did the bare minimum because I wasn't leaving the house or seeing anyone but she still lives like that 24/7!
She 100% cut and dyed her hair herself! Or else she went to one of those unisex walk-in hair salons in shopping centres because I have no idea how she would have booked somewhere with less than 24 hour notice!