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Thanks to Mike from My Dreams of Disney for the image |
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Thanks to Mike from My Dreams of Disney for the image |
Another option is to do it yourself! :) My friend Beth at Pursuing the Magic shares ways her family is able to bring the magic to her girls without spending all the money on a makeover. Check out her tips for making your daughter feel like a princess!
Thanks for the shout out, Beth! It is quite nice having our own fairy godmother in our travel party! ;-) Plus, it allows my girls to choose their own style.
ReplyDeleteWe sold our daughter on Face Painting last trip. She LOVED it and we told her the price difference, she is 6. She doesn't like having her hair up or fooled with so no way I wanted to spend the $ on BBB. I would like to try the mermaid makeup at Pirates though....but our Princess LOVED her Unicorn face paint and bonus, they touch it up for free if you go back.
ReplyDeleteMy daughter has done face painting before also Julie! She had her's done at Animal Kingdom, is that where your daughter had her's done also? Just curious, my daughter Sophie is now 12 so her face painting days are behind her. :)
ReplyDeleteWe did it at Hollywood Studios, just before Pixar area. It really turned out amazing. One of these days will putit on the blog! LOL
ReplyDeleteany thought/ideas for the same type of alternative at Disneyland for boy and girl ?
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