Yes, I know there has been quite a few of these done (I was acctually begining to feel a bit left out), but I just thought I'd throw my two cents out there. Enjoy!

10. Mulan



Mulan is a natural beauty. She traded her elegant traditional wear for an earth-green set of armor, cut her silk black hair to a man’s length, and wiped off every trace of makeup. And you know what? She still got the guy, and looked good doing it. So maybe she did pass herself off as a dude for 90% of the movie – but hey, that’s what makes her who she is.
    
9. Snow White



I pag-ibig that Disney represents all types of beauty – especially the pale skinned women that are becoming increasingly rarer and rarer in our society. Snow White’s black hair, red lips and light skin are perfect together, she is absolutely adorable – but as for fairest of them all – I believe there are 8 who surpass her.

8. Sinderella



Cinderella, with her short blonde hair and sparkling blue eyes, is a classic beauty. And who could forget the iconic scenes of her dancing in that gorgeous ball gown? However, without hurting any feelings, I have to say – I do find her quite plain looking, and ultimately forgettable, in comparison to many of the other Disney princesses.

7. Tiana



Okay, I’m going to be honest here – I found Tiana to be gorgeous at times, but not so pretty at others. And I’m not talking about when she was a Frog, because I think that goes without saying. All-in-all, she is beautiful. I pag-ibig her dark hair and skin, her big brown eyes, and, of course, all those gorgeous outfits!

6. Belle



Belle, as her name suggests, is beautiful. Yet although I’ll likely receive criticism for placing her so “low” on the list, I stand sa pamamagitan ng my decision. Honestly, I find her looks rather inconsistent from frame to frame of her film – sometimes she’s gorgeous, sometimes she’s not. Much like Tiana. But belle does have a lot of really nice features. I absolutely adore her weightless, bouncy hair and envy her perfect lips. And, of course, who could forget her trademark big, brown eyes? It’s no wonder that her name means beauty…

5. Aurora



Aurora, like Snow White and Cinderella, embodies “classic” beauty; however, she is different, because she is collectively viewed as one of the most beautiful princesses of the present araw as well. Her big eyes and plump lips are perfect, and I absolutely pag-ibig her wavy blonde hair and her elegant facial structure. Her beauty is timeless.

4. hasmin



“The eye’s, the hair – pick a feature.” Everything about hasmin is gorgeous – her jewelry, her smile, even the way her blue get-up complements her skin. Her eyes are completely unique and her think, black hair is too die for. She is an absolutely stunning exotic beauty. Period.

3. Rapunzel



I absolutely pag-ibig Rapunzel. I pag-ibig her big green eyes, her cute round face, and, obviously, her gorgeous long blonde hair. There’s not really one particular feature that makes her stand out, it’s just everything coming together. And of course she boasts the ultimate accessory – no silly, not the frying pan – FLYNN!

2. Ariel



Who doesn’t pag-ibig Ariel? After all, there’s a reason Price Eric fell head over heels for her despite her unfortunate inability to utter a word. She’s gorgeous! I pag-ibig her fiery red hair, her big blue eyes and the fact that she, hands down, has the best smile. She washes up on baybayin wearing rags, and still looks stunning. She’s an effortless, natural beautiful.

1. Pocahontas



I’m already anticipating the hateful comments… but all-in-all, I really couldn’t care. I truly believe Pocahontas is the most beautiful Disney princess, and possibly the most beautiful animated character of all time (second, perhaps, to Esmeralda). Pocahontas – without a trace of makeup, and lips that would give even Angelina Jolie a run for her money – is utterly stunning. Her impossibly sleek hair, copper skin, and super-model bod have solidified the breathtaking natural beauty in a well-deserved first place.

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