Hairstyling Secrets from William & Kate, the movie

RaMona Fleetwood shares her hairstyling secrets from the much anticipated Lifetime TV release of William and Kate debuting Monday April 18th at 9PM ET. With the Royal Wedding taking place on April 29, 2011, the love story of their romance was filmed in Los Angeles with Nico Evers-Swindell as Prince William and Camilla Luddington portraying Kate Middleton. To recreate their "Royal" look, hairstylist RaMona Fleetwood used professional hair color from IT &LY HAIRFASHION and hair care from both IT &LY HAIRFASHION and White Sands Products for this highly anticipated release.

HAIR Camilla Luddington as "Kate Middleton"

RaMona began her look by changing Camilla's original blonde hair color to match that of Kate Middleton's with IT &LY HAIRFASHION'S cruelty free Colorly 2020 hair color (www.italyhairfashion.com).  To style, RaMona applied a dime size amount of White Sands Orchids Oil from roots to ends before each blow dry. Next, she sprayed White Sands Liquid Texture Firm Hold Styling Spray at the root and set Camilla's hair on jumbo hot rollers for volume. After makeup, RaMona removed the hot rollers and spiral wrapped small sections around a 1 ¼ inch curling iron alternating the direction of each curl. This helped create Kate MIddleton's natural waves and curls. To hold the style, RaMona sprayed her hair with IT &LY Pure Hair Eco non-aerosol Hairspray. To control fly-a-ways picked up by high definition with back lighting, RaMona carried a bottle of IT &LY Pure Water Drops to smooth any tiny, loose hairs with her fingertips.

For the infamous runway look, RaMona began with dry hair, creating a side part. Next, she lightly sprayed the roots and hair shaft with White Sands Liquid Texture Firm Hold Styling Spray. To create the curl and texture, she then took small sections and slightly twisted them as she rolled them on 2 sets of hot rollers. The bang area was set off base and over directed to achieve a "Veronica Lake" bang. After 20 minutes, RaMona removed the hot rollers and shook the curls to loosen them. For hold, she sprayed them with IT &LY Hair Eco Non-aerosol Hairspray.

IT &LY Pure Water Drops were used to smooth down any fly-a-ways while the rest of the casts' up-do's for the runway scenes; RaMona relied upon White Sands Infinity Hairspray.

HAIR Nico Evers-Swindell as "Prince William"

Nico's light ash brown hair was also colored with IT &LY HAIRFASHION'S cruelty free Colorly 2020 hair color to match Prince William's hair. As the Department Head, RaMona achieved the Prince's look by creating a slight bend to the ends using White Sands Liquid Texture Firm Hold Styling Spray with a small flat iron and defining the style with IT &LY's Pure Definition Paste. 

Here's some more Royal Wedding goodness:

Royal Wedding Nail Decals Take your Anglophilia to the next level with these Will & Kate inspired decals.

Royal Wedding Minx Nails We're not sure if these are a joke or not, but take a look at yet another royal nail decal from the Minx team

Royal Wedding Scents and Lip Gloss Get hygienic hands like a true Brit with these UK inspired sanitizers and lip glosses—what will they think of next?

Royal Wedding Ring Nail Tutorial Inspired by Kate's sapphire stunner and don't want to pay a royal ransom? See how you can take nude nails to the next level with some finger bling inspired by the royal ring!

Jemma Kidd on Kate Middleton's Wedding Beauty Jemma Kidd gives us the scoop on her beauty predictions for Kate's big day!

butter LONDON No More Waity, Katie Nail Polish butter LONDON mixed this royally inspired greige lilac infused with regal purple glitter. 

butter LONDON No More Waity, Katie Lip Gloss Calling all Royal Wedding followers! butter LONDON just released a companion lip gloss to their limited edition lacquer, No More Waity, Katie. 

The Secret to Kate Middleton's Shiny Hair Kate always looks amazing—what's her secret? Find out what hair products she can't live without!