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Princess Disney Makeup
Snow White
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Who: Snow White is the original Disney princess, protagonist of the first ever Disney animated feature film “Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs” in 1937
Inspiration: Snow White, like Cinderella, has a delicate, feminine and sweet nature that prevents her from really fighting or opposing the evil figure of The Queen.
Everything in her appearance, in her melodious voice and in her dramatic movements is tender, delicate, starting from her makeup: Snow White has a fair complexion, “as white as the snow” and plump red lips “as red as blood”, as the Grimm’s original story goes.
She also embodies the ideal of beauty of the time, with thin and drawn eyebrows, big eyes with long lashes, and a rosebud-shaped mouth…just think of Betty Boop, created in 1933 and a rumored inspiration for Snow White’s appearance.
To these pretty gorgeous characteristics, Disney added a generous touch of red blush and a signature red bow to style her hair “as black as ebony”.
Key Product: For round and flustered cheeks, Becca Beach Tint in Lychee is a soft pink that’ll make you immediately look young and innocent.
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Disney Makeup
Aurora
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Who: The Sleeping Beauty, raised by three fairies in the woods, from the 1959 movie of the same name.
Key Product: To look like a perfect Briar Rose, the young woman who thinks she’s just a peasant living in the woods, you’ll need the Burberry Liquid Lip Velvet in Fawn Rose n°9.
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Disney Makeup
Belle
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Who: Belle has recently been back on the big screen with the live action of the classic Disney movie “Beauty and the Beast”, dating 1991.
Key Product: Lorac’s Beauty and the Beast inspired Pro Eyeshadow Palette. Book-shaped, with a lovely packaging and 16 matte and metallic shades inspired by the Movie’s color palette.
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Disney Makeup
Moana
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Who: Moana is the daughter of the chief on the island of Motunui, from the 2016 movie “Moana”.
We don’t expect makeup to have any relevance for young Moana while she’s out saving her islands from a possible apocalypse but, if you’re looking for the perfect beach-friendly beauty look, we would suggest a waterproof mascara (Moana has big, hazelnut eyes and long lashes) and to leave your eyebrows fiercely full and thick.
Key Product: Not Your Mother‘s Beach Babe Texturizing Sea Salt Spray, for sporting beach waves like Moana, even far from the heavenly sights of Polynesia.
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Disney Makeup
Mulan
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Who: Mulan is the young maiden that becomes one of the greatest heroines of China, from the 1998 movie “Mulan”.
Key Product: For lacquered and red lips worthy of the approval of our dearest Matchmaker (not that we want it, anyway), we advise Revlon Super Lustrous Lipstick in Fire & Ice.
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Disney Makeup
Ariel
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Who: Ariel is the youngest of the daughters of King Triton, from the 1992 movie “The Little Mermaid”
Inspiration: Ariel is a rebellious teenager with a wide collection of human tokens and a clear problem with her submarine condition (yep, when you’re in love with a human your mermaid nature might get a bit in the way…just saying). She has wide, blue eyes and long red hair, and the classic heart-shaped face with big eyes, sharp chin and tiny nose. One of the reasons why we would love to be Ariel is, rather than having the entire Ocean at our feet -well, fins-, the way she looks when barely out of the water.
It takes real effort to have pretty hair even if they’re soaked, no smudged mascara, flawless complexion and no dry skin because of the salt…are these things that come with being a mermaid? Where should we sign?
Key Product: Better than Sex Waterproof Mascara by Too Faced for thick and voluminous lashes, but without having to worry about the… well, wet and salty atmosphere of your Kingdom.
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Disney Makeup
Tiana
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Who: Tiana is the New Orleans born and breed girl who, after a series of unfortunate events, is stuck in frog-shape in the 2010 movie “The Princess and the Frog“.
Once understood her personality, it’s clear that her makeup should be natural, not too structured, and with pastel tones that match well the light blue of her dance gown or the green of her wedding dress.
Key Product: Nars Blush in Outlaw has a rose tone with a golden shimmer, fit for a princess.
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Disney Makeup
Esmeralda
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Who: How could we forget the beautiful heroine of “The Hunchback of Notre Dame“, a much happier interpretation of Hugo’s Notre Dame De Paris, that came out in 1996?
She’s fierce, sassy, with a strong attitude but also a kind heart, and her look mirrors all her qualities: unruly hair, pitch black, warm-colored flawless skin, oxblood lips and bold, thick eyebrows.
Key Product: Part of Esmeralda’s great charm is given by her expressiveness. Gimme Brow Eyebrow Gel by Benefit will help you to achieve her eyebrows goal.
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Disney Makeup
Rapunzel
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Who: Rapunzel is the heroine of the Disney 2010 3D movie “Tangled”, the most expensive animated film ever made and a real success
Inspiration: Rapunzel has wide, green eyes and a smile that could brighten up a rainy day. Her makeup is nude, with a touch of lipgloss and a naturally flawless complexion (after all, she has all the time in the world to take care of her beauty routine), and her eyebrows would be not too thick, yet natural. She’s great, but it’s her hair that stands definitely as the ultimate hair goal.
It’s long (well, maybe a little bit too much), ash blonde and always bright, plus it never gets frizzy or half-waved-half-straight, so…yeah, we definitely want that. Even without the magic flower deal.
Key Product: Studio Waterweight SPF30 Foundation by MAC is a fluid, light formula that grants a natural-looking base.
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Disney Makeup
Elsa
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Who: Elsa is the controversial Queen of Arendelle and co-protagonist, along with her sister Anna, of the 2013 movie “Frozen.”
Her light blue eyes are framed by long, thick lashes: again, given Elsa’s blonde hair and Nordic features, we suppose that her lashes are pitch black thanks to a generous dose of mascara.
Key Product: For an Elsa look-a-like smoky eye, we suggest the Urban Decay’s eyeshadows in Tonic (a cold and pearly violet) and 1985 (a rich and metallic fuchsia)
