Rapunzel’s 60th Birthday! It’s Time to Finally Cut Off those Tangled Strands: blog around wearing a Rapunzel costume or the Disney version of Rapunzel.
Not only is this a great opportunity to channel your inner Disney Princess, it’s also a chance to show off your hair by taking off that wig and being you, with all your natural beauty. The idea is that you’ll be touching others in a very special way, without them even knowing it. You can post photos of yourself on Halloween and tweet about it using the hashtag
Rapunzel’s 60th Birthday! It’s Time to Finally Cut Off those Tangled Strands: blog around wearing a Rapunzel costume or the Disney version of Rapunzel.
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Rapunzel-Inspired Makeup Tutorials and Beauty Looks – You don’t need to *literally* have long hair to celebrate Rapunzel’s birthday. (But if you do, why not braid it?):
Rapunzel Costume – If you’re feeling inspired, you can throw together a Rapunzel costume for the day out of items that you might already have in your closet.
50+ DIY Halloween Costumes for Kids and Adults – Here are more ideas for costumes, some of which are Disney-inspired. You could even go as Gothel!
More Costume Ideas – If none of those suit your fancy, here’s a whole list of more costume ideas. I love the idea of going as Pascal, Rapunzel’s trusty sidekick.
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Rapunzel Costume Ideas:
1. Rapunzel’s 60th Birthday! It’s Time to Finally Cut Off those Tangled Strands: blog around wearing a Rapunzel costume or the Disney version of Rapunzel.
2. Rapunzel Costume Tutorial: how to make your own Rapunzel costume from scratch with no sewing necessary!
3. The Best Rapunzel Costumes on the Internet: a look at some of my favorite Rapunzel costumes from around the web!
Rapunzel is turning 60 this year and it’s time for her to let down her (or your) hair. That’s right, the very first Disney princess movie, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, premiered in 1937.
In honor of Rapunzel’s birthday, why not celebrate by creating your own Rapunzel costume? Whether you go all out with a voluminous cascade of blonde ringlets or just add some colorful ribbons to your updo, we can all agree that Rapunzel’s signature style is something we can all envy.
Get ready to blog around wearing a Rapunzel costume or the Disney version of Rapunzel because she is finally letting her hair down.
For your 60th birthday, you should be able to turn your back on the haters who have been telling you to cut your hair your entire life. So don’t listen to them! Plan a Disney-themed celebration complete with Rapunzel cupcakes and a Tangled movie marathon. As an added bonus, wear a Rapunzel costume or a Disney version of Rapunzel. In this case, the only thing that should be long is the fun!
Are you looking for a Rapunzel costume? If so, you’re probably going to have to make it yourself. This is actually good news because it means that you can customize your outfit however you wish. For example, if you want more of an evil witch look, go for it! The sky’s the limit here and we’re sure that no matter what design you settle on, it’ll be spectacular.
Rapunzel had spent her entire life in a tower, so it is no wonder that she has some hair issues.
In the movie Tangled, Rapunzel’s main concern was to get her hair cut. I mean, all of that hair! It would take hours to brush and style all of those locks. I know from personal experience!
You see, my daughters and I have been partial to Disney costumes since they were little girls. Some families enjoy dressing up on Halloween or at theme parks, but we like getting all dressed up together for fun anytime of the year.
This year my daughter asked if we could recreate Rapunzel’s braid look for her birthday party. She wanted to have a themed party and thought it would be fun to dress up with friends and play games based on the characters in the movie Tangled.
This Halloween, I’m going to dress up as Disney’s Rapunzel. I think it’s a great costume idea for me because I have really long hair. I’m going to wear a purple and pink princess gown with a long wig, and my husband will dress up as Flynn Rider.
I am going to tell you how to make Rapunzel’s hair look like real hair. Some people say that they can’t find the right wig or that they don’t have enough time. If these are your problems, then don’t worry! You can just put your own hair into braids and wrap it around your head. This should take at least two hours, so start on the morning of Halloween, and then put on your costume at night.
First, comb out all the knots from your hair. Then use a flat iron to straighten it, but make sure not to burn yourself! Next, get some ribbons from the crafts store in different shades of blonde. Wrap the ribbons around each individual braid before wrapping the braids around your head. Make sure you have enough ribbon! Then wrap it all up with clear tape so that it stays in place and doesn’t fall off when you’re trick or treating with your kids.
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