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September 26, 2019 2 min read
One of this year’s biggest hits was the live-action remake of the popular Disney cartoon Aladdin. Therefore, it’s safe to say that elaborate Arabian princess costumes are fair game for Halloween. Jasmine has lots of hairstyles, but the bubble braid adorned with gold cuffs is a safe Halloween hairstyle idea. For princess-level shine, use a drop or two of our before styling.
We expect plenty of creativeGame of Thronescostumes this year in honor of the show’s final season. If you’re gunning to dress up like the Mother of Dragons, you’ve got options. Her hair has had many styles throughout the course of the series. The most common look seems to be elaborate braids and long, loose curls.Hair blogger Stella Cini, created a tutorial for some of the braided styleshere. To get those Daenerys Targaryen ringlets, we’d go with a powerful tool like ourMagic Curling Wand made with a titanium barrel. Keep braids and curls locked in for dragon riding with ourFreeze Please Finishing Hairspray.
Hermione fromHarry Potterhas had many hair evolutions throughout the books/films.Her mane includes a ton of texture. Sometimes her hair is smooth at the top with ringlets at the bottom. This Halloween hairdo is easily achieved with our Classic Curling Wand Reverse. For Hermione’s messier years, we’d suggest braiding hair into small sections, then fashioning a crimped look by clamping braids with a flat iron like ourFashionista Hair Straightener before taking them out. Repping Hermione’s bang days? Hide any grease lingering around your fringe with theNuMe Clean N’ Mean Dry Shampoo Powder.
The classic, go-to Sandy fromGrease costume (executed perfectly by Gigi Hadid a few years back) is her final “I am going to convince Danny how fearless I am” carnival outfit. You know the one—black, skin-tight cigarette pants, red heels, and a massive head of curls.Vlogger Kayley Melissa demonstrates in thisvideo to tease your hair, create a deep side part, and bust out the smallest barrel curling wand you have.We’d use the 13mm barrel from ourNuMe Octowand 8-in-1 set. You’ll also need bobby pins and a texturizing agent like ourRoot Werk Root Lifter.
We predict there will be a lot of “Scoops Ahoy” worker costumes this Halloween due to the popularity of the Netflix seriesStranger Things.Actress Maya Hawke showcases the perfect, subtle beach wave with this character, and pulls it off effortlessly with a blunt lob haircut. Since these waves are super sparse and subtle, we’d suggest creating them with our Megastar Hair Straightener or using a larger size barrel curling wand.
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