A Princess Tiana Styling Head Makeover

A rescued Princess Tiana Styling Head

While shopping at a local thrift store for wooden frames for my husband's artwork, I also browsed the toy section, of course. I saw a Princess Tiana styling head, picked it up, walked around with it, put it back, then got in line to pay for a frame. Before paying, I went back to the toy section, grabbed the styling head, and paid for both items. 

The head remained in a shopping bag in a basket on top of the dryer in the utility room for two or three months before I finally decided to detangle the hair. In my mind, I thought it was going to be a big chore to do. I was pleasantly surprised that it was not. The photo video below outlines what was done.

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