6 Disney Princess Hairstyles And Tutorials
We have gathered all of our Disney Hairstyles together in one place today for easy searching.
These Princess Hairstyles would be great for Halloween Hairstyles, or for visiting Disneyland/Disneyworld, Disney events, plays, movies, etc. Of course, maybe you just want to be a Princess for the day.... that's ok too! Enjoy!!
Elsa Hair Tutorial
Anna Hair Tutorial
Belle Hair Tutorial
Aurora Hair Tutorial
Cinderella Hair Tutorial
Jasmine Hair Tutorial
Cascading Bows Ponytail Hairstyle
A cute and girly hairstyle.
This tutorial features bows made from hair, cascading down a ponytail.
The basic idea for our video today is based off of some cute hair bows that we first saw on an Instagram account called "kares84." If you follow us on Facebook or Instagram, you may remember seeing the photo we are referring to (as we shared it a few weeks ago on our pages.) In the original hairstyle, the bows were utilized in a "French bubble braid." We decided to try them out cascading down a regular ponytail for our video today.
Of course, you can add as many bows as you want to your style (some of this will depend on the length of hair you are working with.) As shown in our tutorial below, you can stop at just one (which our princess has named the "eyeglasses ponytail") or you can add several bows down the length of your ponytail. Also, the strand of hair in the middle of the bow is optional and can be left out or added in, for two different looks.
As shown below... the "eyeglasses ponytail." ;) This is The Princess's favorite variation of this style!
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I think incorporating these bows would make such a cute hairstyle for a flower girl or other special occasion. And really, they are not time consuming to create, so I could see this working as a hairstyle for school mornings... when you want something more than just a standard ponytail.
Supplies needed to create this look:
- 1 elastic for the top of the ponytail, as well as 1 small elastic for each bow. (Depending on how you finish each bow, you may need one more elastic to secure the end.)
- Gel, pomade, finishing hairspray (optional)
Cascading Bows Ponytail Video Tutorial: (Click here to watch the video directly on YouTube.)
Cinderella Hairstyle, Princess Hairstyles
Hey guys! As part of our "Halloween hairstyles series" this month, we wanted to add another style to our Disney Princess Hairstyles collection. We decided on a beautiful Cinderella inspired updo. Anyone planning on dressing up as Cinderella for Halloween this year?
Also, this hairstyle doesn't have to be just for Halloween. I think this would make a lovely and elegant style for a flower girl, bride, Prom, Homecoming, church, etc.
I'm assuming pretty much everyone has watched Cinderella at some point, right? You might remember she was wearing a style similar to this at the ball (while wearing the gorgeous blue ball gown.) Of course, this is not an exact replica of Cinderella's hairstyle (as is the case with most cartoon inspired hair) but rather our interpretation of a Cinderella bun.
There are many different ways you could go about creating this style and we actually tried a few different techniques before we settled on this one. We mostly just wanted to keep this tutorial easy, simple, and quick for everyone. ;) The technique we used in our video tutorial below should work with long hair, medium hair, and maybe even hair on the shorter side. If you are working with extremely thick hair, you may want to split the ponytail up into a few different sections before you roll her hair up, instead of creating one big roll like we did.
In hindsight, if I were to create this style again, I would place the ponytail up a little higher on her head for a more authentic look... keep that in mind if you give this one a try. Also, Cinderella has bangs, and "our princess" does not. So, if you have bangs, all the better for this style! You can style them in front of the headband just like Cinderella.
Supplies needed to recreate this look:
- 3 medium size elastics
- Several bobby pins
- Topsy tail (optional)
- Blue headband or ribbon
- Finishing hair spray, pomade, or gel
Cinderella Hairstyle Video Tutorial: Click here to watch the video directly on YouTube.
Looking for a different Disney Princess hairstyle? In years past we have recreated several, including:
Belle
Jasmine
Elsa
Anna
Aurora
Enjoy!
Pirate Girl Hairstyle, Halloween Hairstyles
ARrr Matey!
We have had many requests for quick and easy Halloween hairstyle tutorials this year, and today we are showing the second easy hairstyle in our "Halloween Hair series," the "Pirate Girl Hairstyle." (If you missed our first Halloween hairstyle from last week, click here to see a fun Genie Hairstyle.)
This style is very simple, easy, and cute. We like that you could change this style up to go as a pretty pirate, a scary pirate, or even as more of a gypsy character using this same concept!
We wanted her hair to be sort of tousled and natural looking, aka "Pirates of the Caribbean." So, to create the waves in her hair, I did a couple of French braids the night before. If you are going for more of a "pretty pirate" look, I would suggest a curling wand, curling iron, hot rollers, or other heatless curling method which creates more sleek looking curls.
Supplies Needed:
- A bandana, scarf, or square piece of fabric. (We purchased our bandana at Walmart for $1.) If you prefer, you could fold the bandana into a rectangular "headband" to go around her head, instead of tying it over her head like we did in the video below.
- You can add accessories such as feathers, beads, fabric, ribbons, etc. (depending on the look you are going for.)
- Earrings, a pirate costume or dress, and some fun makeup would complete this look for a super cute Pirate Halloween costume.
Pirate Hairstyle Video Tutorial: Click here to watch the video directly on YouTube.
Genie Hairstyle, Halloween Hairstyles
A fun genie ponytail and DIY headpiece
Now that October is here, we are super excited to kick off our Halloween Hairstyles tutorial series today with a cute genie hairstyle and DIY veil / headpiece! Anyone planning on being a Genie for Halloween?
Did you watch "I dream of Jeannie" back in the day? I sure did! You may remember that Jeannie wore her hair like this, but with a thick braid wrapped around the base of the ponytail (in front of the fabric ponytail holder.) You could easily add a braid to this style if you want more of an "I dream of Jeannie" look! If your hair is not long enough or thick enough to do that, I have also seen synthetic braided ponytail holders
which would slip right over the top of the ponytail and save you some stress.
This costume accessory and hairstyle could work for a "generic genie" as well as a Jasmine inspired Disney Princess costume. Of course, you can use any color of fabric you like. I would recommend finding fabric which is sheer and quite thin, as it will look more authentic and will lay nicer. ;) If you want to get creative, you can embellish this look by adding beads, glitter, sequins, or other fancy décor to your finished design!
This high ponytail hairstyle and "genie ponytail holder" are both super easy to make. No sewing is involved here, and the ponytail of course is nothing extravagant. Now all you need is a cute Genie costume to go with your hairstyle!
Supplies Needed:
- 1 strip of fabric, approximately 2 inches wide by 5 ft long
- 1 rectangle piece of fabric, approximately 2ft x 3ft
- Scissors
- 1 empty toilet paper (or paper towel) tube
- 2 small safety pins (or a hot glue gun)
- 1 hair elastic for the ponytail
- curling iron or wand (optional)
Genie Hairstyle and DIY Headpiece Video Tutorial: (Click here to watch the video directly on YouTube.)
Still looking for Halloween costume and hairstyle ideas? Click here to browse our Halloween Hairstyles playlist on YouTube which includes several Disney Princess hairstyles from Frozen (Elsa and Anna,) Aladdin, Beauty and the Beast, How To Train Your Dragon 2, and more!
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