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Disney Princesses With Realistic Hair

What If Disney Gave Princesses Realistic Hair Instead Of Looking Perfect! Subscribe: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Things Disney Princesses give us hair goals, but we’re flipping their perfect world on its head and showing you what they’d look like if they had realistic hair — just like us mere mortals. Our talented artist has created much more relatable versions of these ladies. In this Disney Princesses reimagined series you’ll see what the royal lineup looks like when they have real life hair dramas to deal with. Take Queen Elsa, for example. Being an Ice Queen/elemental spirit is going to mess with your ‘do, and bring a load of ice crystals to those strands. When Pocahontas is busy painting with all the “Colors of the Wind” she’s definitely going to find the wind has a messy effect on her hair, right? As for those who wear their hair up, nobody has perfectly slicked down ‘dos like that. We’re looking at you, Princess Belle, Princess Jasmine, Princess Tiana and Princess Cinderella. Mulan not only cut her own hair perfectly, but also managed to slip it into a bun without a hint of a flyaway — even in battle. We don’t think so! And Princess Aurora, all that sleeping would obviously result in a serious case of bed hair — as Anna knows only too well. There’s no way Princess Ariel could run a dinglehopper/fork through her hair without it getting caught in some knots. And with such looooong locks, Princess Rapunzel is going to have to spend time bruising out stray twigs and leaves. Hit that play button to see their realistic new ‘dos, and hit that like button to show your love to our artist. Thanks for watching TheThings! NEW UPLOADS: https://www.youtube.com/c/TheThings/v... 🎨 Art Created by: Catarina Silva Nunes Our Social Media: Facebook:   / thethingscom   For more videos and articles visit: https://www.thethings.com Written by: Elle Taylor Narrated by: Mia J. Edited by: Olena L. For copyright matters please contact us at: [email protected]