ALICE CULLEN HAIR: How to do your hair like Alice Cullen’s hair

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I’m a self-professed fan of all things Twilight, so when I saw the trailer for Breaking Dawn Part 2, I was super excited. One of my favorite parts is when Alice Cullen’s hair is shown and it looks so great! Her hair is long and wavy, with perfect waves that look like they were styled by an expert—and they were! Now that you know how to get this look yourself, you’ll have no excuse not to try it out and recreate your own version of Alice Cullen’s beautiful mane!

Start with clean, dry hair.

  • Brush your hair into place and use a blow dryer to dry it.
  • Straighten your hair with an iron, then spray flat iron spray on top of that to keep everything straight throughout the day!

Part your hair down the middle.

Part your hair down the middle. If you have bangs, make sure they are parted as well. If you have bangs and need to use a rat tail comb to part them, start at the top of one side of your head and work your way down until all of your hair has been parted into two sections.

Separate a small section of hair in which you want your part to be.

You’ll want to use a comb to separate the hair into two sections. Make sure that your part is straight and even on both sides.

Brush it straight down to make sure it’s straight.

  • If you have a lot of hair and want a part on the side, brush the top section in the direction of where you want your part to be (this will help create volume). Then use a tail comb or rat tail comb to smooth down any flyaways and tease out some volume at the roots if necessary.

If you don’t have enough length in your bangs or sideswept layers, use any leftover product from step 4 on these areas as well–it will help keep them smooth and shiny!

Take an inch wide piece of hair from each side and flat iron them, using a flat iron spray so they don’t get frizzy (especially if you have curly or wavy hair).

After you’ve straightened your hair, take an inch wide piece of hair from each side and flat iron them, using a flat iron spray so they don’t get frizzy (especially if you have curly or wavy hair). You can also use a heat protectant spray before putting the irons on your head.

Here’s how Alice Cullen’s hairstyle looks when it’s done: This is how Alice Cullen’s hairstyle looks when it’s done.

Spray each side with a heat protective spray.

Spray each side with a heat protective spray. You can also use a heat spray if you don’t have flat iron spray, but it’s not necessary. Spray the section of hair that you’re going to flat iron and then use your fingers to smooth down any flyaways or frizzies.

Heat up your flat iron on high for about 20 seconds before starting, then turn it down to medium and flatten out each side until they’re straight. If there are any bumps or kinks in your hair after this step, go back over them again until they’re completely smooth and even!

This is how you get perfect Alice Cullen hair!

Alice Cullen’s hair is perfect, and you can get it too!

To start off with, you will need:

  • Flat iron spray (I use this one)
  • Heat protective spray (I use this one)

If your hair is already straight and long enough, then the only thing left to do is curl it. If not–dare I say it?–you might have some work ahead of you! There are many ways to achieve this look but here are my tips on how to get perfect Alice Cullen hair: Start by curling your hair at the bottom. I like to use a flat iron for this step because it ensures that my curls are all even and uniform. If you don’t have one, use a curling iron or wand instead! Once your bottom layer is done, move onto the top layers of your hair (if you have them). You can curl these in different directions if desired but I find it looks best when they are all curled upwards or downwards.

That’s it! You have the perfect Alice Cullen hair. If you want to add some accessories, go ahead and add them. I would recommend some earrings or maybe a necklace? If you don’t have any jewelry then maybe just some flowers in your hair will do the trick.

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