An Avid Disney Fan Spends $14,000 to Transform herself into Real-Life Princesses

Makeup transformation is a big thing today. With the use of a makeup, anyone can do a makeover of themselves to any of their favorite individual, whether it’s a real person or only a famous character.

But, of course, this comes with a big price. Sarah Ingle, a 25-year-old woman from Denver, Colorado spends a whopping $14,000 for costumes, wigs and more to look like a real-life Disney princess.

Cinderella

I absolutely love dressing up as all of the different princesses.

Snow White

All in all, she now has 16 wigs, which are worth $2,100, and 17 outfits that now reach about $12,200.

Anna

It is also very time-consuming, the makeup transformation takes about three hours to finish – from copying the character’s trait to her mannerism and style.

Rapunzel

It takes a lot of time to get into the outfits because they have lots of layers that tie up at the back. Then I have a different wig and makeup look for each princess.

Princess Elsa

Fortunately, Sarah has a full-time job to finance her hobby. She’s a marketing manager and also earns $140 an hour for performing as a Disney princess at children’s parties and community events.

Sarah cosplaying at parties

Belle

“I have to contour my face when I play Aurora from Sleeping Beauty because my face is much rounder than hers.”

Ariel

Sarah loves to imitate Ariel from the Little Mermaid as this gives her a chance to wear a red wig, tail and be a mermaid for a day.

“And as I have hazel eyes, I have to wear blue contact lenses for the Little Mermaid and Elsa from Frozen.”

This is Sarah while doing her makeup

Sarah as her real self

And her expensive Princess Elsa costume

Want to see more of Sarah’s Disney Princesses impression? Check her out here!