According to Glamour, Oscar-nominated hairstylist Camille Friend made the transformation possible by dyeing Bailey's roots red and wrapping her locs with pieces of hair of the same shade.

Bailey and the team opted to keep her hair red—that was essential—but opted for copper locs to make it her own. “[Ariel still] has red hair, because that’s a very iconic part of her ...

Her red hair is one of them. The live-action remake’s director, Rob Marshall, and its Ariel, Halle Bailey, know that and worked hard on the mermaid’s hair while keeping true to who Bailey is ...

The disapproval even reached Denmark, where “racist fish” was spray painted across the base ... red hair was something that was really special to me. The outfit, the fins, everything ...

“The most unrealistic thing about the new Little Mermaid is Ariel’s hair not being bright red,” one person tweeted. “i’m sorry i still think they could’ve given halle bailey red hair!!!

Bailey wore a long stiletto style with jet-black tips and a cherry red base to create a French manicure ... She wore her hair in long curls that rested on her back. Skip the summer pastels and ...