Does your little girl love Elsa, Rapunzel, or maybe both?I was originally looking for an easy Elsa hairstyle for those who struggle with braiding, only to realize that this technique works perfectly for a Rapunzel inspired look too! That’s why in this video,
I’m showing you how to recreate both iconic princess styles.These hairstyles aren’t just beautiful—they are incredibly durable. Even if your little princess is running around all day, the hair stays neat and secure. It’s the perfect hairstyle for active toddler girls.
❄️ Elsa Hair Styling Points
Step 1
Tie the middle section of your hair, then slide the elastic down slightly. Crucial: Don’t pull it toward yourself; instead, slide it down toward your neck to keep it flat.
Step 2
When you tuck the side sections into the middle part, the middle section might look messy—but don't worry! You'll be re-tying it later anyway.
Step 3
Once you have three separate sections of hair, make sure to tug the elastics on the side sections tightly to secure them.
Step 4
When braiding, position the hair so that the middle elastic is hidden underneath the braid.
Step 5
For the finishing touch, you can "pancake" (loosen) the braid quite casually—just tug and pull freely to create that effortless volume!
🌸 Rapunzel Hair Styling Points
Step 1
The basic steps are the same as the Elsa hair arrangement.
Step 2 (The Key Difference)
When incorporating the side braids into the middle section, make sure to pass the braids directly through the middle braid. This technique makes the style look polished and beautiful even without hair ornaments!
While both styles look adorable on their own, if you want the full princess experience, you can’t forget the snowflake and flower hair accessories! Simply adding these clips transforms the look, and I guarantee your kids will be overjoyed to finally "become" their favorite princess.
