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3 Ways to Do Padme Hairstyles

By Matthew Lynch
November 1, 2023
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Padme Amidala, a beloved character from the Star Wars universe, is not only known for her remarkable leadership skills and strength of character, but also for her iconic hairstyles. These elegant and intricate hairdos have inspired fans for decades. If you’re looking to recreate some of Padme’s most memorable looks, here are three stunning hairstyles and step-by-guide to achieving them.

1. The Regal Bun (Episode 1: The Phantom Menace)

This opulent style exudes an air of royalty and sophistication and is perfect for formal events.

Step 1: Start with clean, dry hair. Brush it thoroughly to remove any tangles.

Step 2: Divide your hair into two sections, creating a center part.

Step 3: Take the right section and twist it upwards from the base of the neck to the top of the head, securing it with bobby pins as you go.

Step 4: Repeat Step 3 with the left section of hair.

Step 5: Use a hair tie or clear elastic band to secure both twisted sections together at the top of your head.

Step 6: Coil both twists into a single bun, securing it with additional bobby pins or a hair net if needed.

2. The Battle Braid (Episode 2: Attack of the Clones)

This functional yet stylish hairstyle is perfect for those seeking an adventurous look.

Step 1: Start with clean, damp hair and apply a small amount of hair gel or mousse to help hold the style.

Step 2: Divide your hair into three equal sections using a comb – one section on each side and one in the middle.

Step 3: Braid each section tightly, starting from the top of your head down to the ends.

Step 4: Secure each braid with a small elastic band at the end.

Step 5: Gather all three braids together at the nape of your neck and secure them with a larger elastic band to create a single, unified braid.

3. The Lake Retreat Curls (Episode 2: Attack of the Clones)

This romantic, flowing hairstyle is great for an ethereal, feminine look.

Step 1: Begin with clean, dry hair and spritz it lightly with a heat protectant spray.

Step 2: Separate hair into small, equal sections to focus attention on each curl individually.

Step 3: Using a curling iron or wand with a small barrel (1-inch diameter), curl each section away from your face.

Step 4: Gently pull apart the tightly formed curls with your fingers or use a wide-toothed comb to separate them and create softer waves.

Step 5: Finish the look by applying a light-hold hairspray to set the curls in place.

Whether you’re attending a themed party or simply want to pay homage to Padme Amidala’s iconic looks, these three hairstyles are sure to make you feel like royalty. With practice and patience, you can rock these styles and channel your inner queen. May the Force be with you!

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