Woman Uses Her Hijab To Turn Herself Into Disney Princesses, Fiction And Comic Characters
The Little Mermaid, Mulan, or even Jafar – Malaysian make up artist Saraswati can transform herself into any Disney character. The mother-of-two has not only mastered the art of face paint, she also creatively uses her hijabs to complete her looks.
h/t: boredpanda
Ariel the Mermaid
Tinker Bell
Mulan
Galaxy
Marvel vs DC
Joker
Catwoman
Harley Quinn
Ursula
Wonder Woman
Batman
Neytiri
Jackie Frost
The Doll
Pinocchio
Aladdin
Queen of Hearts
Alice in Wonderland
The Mad-Hatte
Cheshire Cat
Spider Gwen
Cruella de Vil
NCR Ranger (Fallout)
Hello Kitty
Lycan
Sailor Moon
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