Disney's Princess Jasmine Dress and Hair Tutorial for Halloween
If you loved the Disney movie Aladdin and have a Princess Jasmine dress, you’ll need Princess Jasmine makeup and hair. This tutorial will help you get that lush Princess Jasmine hair.
My DIY Princess Jasmine costume looks so pretty my kids thought I was a real princess. While this Disney princess makeup and hair looks intimidating it really isn’t hard to do. You’ll need a lot of hair so depending on your natural hair, you may need a lot of extensions. Put on your Princess Jasmine dress and let’s get Princess Jasmine hair.
Tools and materials:
- Hair extensions
- Teasing comb
- Hair spray - light weight or pliable
- Hair elastics
- Headband - stretchy elastic one
1. Get your hair ready
Put on your hair extensions so you have a lot of hair. Part your hair down the center.
Begin to backcomb or tease your hair at the roots in tiny sections at the crown.
Gently smooth out the teasing without removing the height with the side of the comb. You don’t have to go too crazy. You can do 3 or 4 sections to get that height and Jasmine hair.
Place your elastic headband at the base of the hair “cushion”.
Secure the elastic with bobby pins because it’s going to want to pop off. Don’t be afraid to use a lot of them.
You can gently tug at the hair cushion to make it even higher.
I want lots of drama in my hair and if you want it too, grab your hair in small horizontal sections and pull in the opposite direction. Tease them at the root. Continue teasing your hair at the root on one side.
Then do the other one, remembering to pull the hair in the opposite direction and teasing only at the root. Gently smooth it down.
2. Make the crown hair
Grab a small section of the front of the hair on one side and tuck into the elastic band.
Grab the tail end of the first section along with another piece and tuck it into the elastic band next to the first section.
Continue the pattern on the first side until the first side is done.
Repeat for the second side. Spray your hair to keep everything in place.
To cover the elastic band in the back, grab a small section of hair from the back. Loop it through the elastic band to cover.
If you like, you can finish your Princess Jasmine hair right here and pull back the hair in a classic ponytail. For a more authentic look and for looking regal in photos, I like to pull the hair to the side in a faux fishtail braid.
3. Make the faux fishtail braid
Pull your hair to one side. Place a hair elastic to make a side ponytail. Have two hair elastics ready. Decide on the size for each section.
Place the first elastic. Separate your hair in between the ponytail and first elastic into two equal sections.
Loop the bottom part of your hair through the space.
Gently tug on a few pieces to fan it open. This will make your hair bubble larger and fluffier.
Repeat this technique for the second hair bubble.
4. Finishing touches
Apply your Princess Jasmine makeup and place gold ribbons around your hair elastics. It’s those small details that make such a difference.
Princess Jasmine dress
Your Princess Jasmine costume and hair are ready for Halloween.
Please let me know in the comments if my hair tutorial helped you look like Disney inspired royalty for Halloween.
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