How to Style Perfect Beach Waves for Your Mermaid Costume
Roxy Taghavian
Roxy Taghavian
Roxy has been creating and executing DIY projects since her very first trip to Michael's as a child. If there's a project at hand, she'll figure out how to make it. When she's not wielding her hot glue gun, she can be found at the beach, traveling to far off lands, reading and running at her gym "The Panhandle."
If you’d rather be under the sea swimming around with the fish, you ought to spend the evening as a mermaid this Halloween. In fact, if you and your squad are thinking about group costumes, The Little Mermaid cast would be an excellent pick. You know you have the perfect friend for the role of Sebastian. Don’t we all?
For this mermaid costume, it’s imperative that you get the hair right.
First, use a wand to create waves throughout your hair. Make sure they are nice and smooth.
Add some shells to a headband for your “crown” and attach some tulle to create the look of scales.
Plug your nose and head under the sea in your adorable mermaid costume! You might find Prince Eric down there and then you can turn this into a couple’s costume :)
Roxy Taghavian
Roxy has been creating and executing DIY projects since her very first trip to Michael's as a child. If there's a project at hand, she'll figure out how to make it. When she's not wielding her hot glue gun, she can be found at the beach, traveling to far off lands, reading and running at her gym "The Panhandle."