The Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey reveals why it was difficult to recreate Ariel's iconic hair flip in the upcoming live-action remake.
The Little Mermaid star Halle Bailey reveals why it was challenging to do Ariel's iconic hair flip in the live-action remake of the Disney animated film. In the original 1989 The Little Mermaid, the sea witch Ursula gives Ariel legs, forcing her to swim to the ocean surface. When she does, her hair flips back in a swirl, cementing it as an iconic scene.
SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY SCROLL TO CONTINUE WITH CONTENT "That scene was so fun to do. It was definitely hard, though, because my hair was really, really heavy. I have my locs, which are my favorite thing. I've had my locs since I was 5. It's feels like wool when it's wet. So it gets heavier. It kind of almost doubles the weight when they're heavy.
Halle Bailey's Ariel Is Her Own Unique Character The inclusion of Ariel's iconic hair flip underscores how The Little Mermaid live-action adaptation will still capture the original's heart despite many changes. These changes include new songs, like Ariel singing about coming to land in "For the First Time" and Prince Eric dreaming of exploring the sea in "Wild Uncharted Waters.
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