The Little Mermaid Extreme Makeover! How To Glow Up

19 Jun

Poppy Playtime: DogDay Glow Up Into Bad Girl! https://youtu.be/PDivPjRAU-o?list=PLzJc_6Cy37Y3E4-8eGC7jjuuc9FmGWutX On this video, witness the incredible transformation in "The Little Mermaid Extreme Makeover!" Discover the secrets to giving a princess a surprising glow-up, with tips about style, beauty, and more. Join us for a magical journey of transformation and inspiration! #mermaid #extrememakeover #princess Don’t forget to activate notifications, like, & subscribe! ...

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22 Jan

Candy Cane for a “Mermaid” Nail Art 🧜🏼‍♀️❇️ SoO

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14 Jun

8 Mermaid Hairstyles To Channel Your Inner Ariel This

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Beauty, Hair

Under the ocean, all eyes are on Ariel in the brand new live rendition of The Little Mermaid. Out within the sun… comes summer’s dreamiest hair trend. Mermaid hair has made its option to shore and on screens nearly in all places. No, seriously — the hashtag #mermaidhair has 1.1 billion views on TikTok. The aquatic look goes well beyond expected beach waves (though they're as relevant as ever) — boho braids, wet waves, and Ariel–red hair all fall into the mermaidcore category. Each style is free-spirited and perfectly undone, how we imagine a sea princess might style their hair. Kieron Justina U.K.-based hairstylist agrees: “Mermaid texture is playful and funky.” He places an emphasis on it being carefree. “The advantage...

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25 May

How Disney’s “The Little Mermaid” modified the course of

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Beauty, Featured

Comment on this storyCommentBefore the 1989 release of “The Little Mermaid,” Walt Disney Studios chairman Jeffrey Katzenberg desired to temper expectations. So he met with the movie’s writer-directors, John Musker and Ron Clements, to deliver a decidedly un-Disney-fied message: Don’t get your hopes up.“It’s getting there,” Katzenberg told the creative duo after screening a next-to-final cut of the animated fairy tale, The Walt Disney Company’s first since “Sleeping Beauty” three many years earlier. All right, cool, Musker and Clements could take that. But Katzenberg’s next comment stung slightly.“You already know this movie’s not going to do in addition to ‘Oliver and Company’ — and that’s okay,” said Katzenberg. Once they asked why, the studio chief was matter-of-fact.“It’s a lady’s movie,...

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