Kylie Cantrall explains how Disney came up with her iconic red hair

I'm obsessed with this thing like Hollywood hair theory. Like people like when they have a certain look with their hair, it's kind of when they become more memorable and stand out. You have like the red streaks in your hair, sometimes it's like pink. Was that when you were on Descendants, that that became a thing? Was it a decision that they made and then you just stuck with it? Or I totally believe in the hair theory, by the way. I love your videos talking about this. Thank you. Because it's so true. I remember like being so young, like 10 years old and being like, I have to like, I remember telling my dad, I have to like, shave my head or like do something with my hair because that's the only way I'm gonna be a superstar. Like all the superstars have. You're able to go as them for Halloween. Michael Jackson and like, Janet and Beyonce and like all of these artists, they have such a look. But yeah, with Descendants, like they originally, I remember, I don't know what my hair was at that point. I think I just dyed it back to black. Okay. And they were like, for the wig, it might be better for you to like blend in the baby hairs if you dye it red too. But they were like, you don't have to like it was an option. I was like, hell yeah. Any excuse to dye my hair. Yeah. So I did like the money pieces red. And then they ended up putting my hair in a wig cap. Oh my god.