In a new interview to TigerBeat, Dove Cameron talks about her new Bellami Collab. Check the interview below:

TigerBeat: Tell us all about what you’ve been working on with Bellami!

Dove: I’m designing my own extensions and I’m adding my own individual platinum color! I hear a lot of girls who want to get my exact platinum hair color, but it’s very hard to find in extensions because to dye your hair that color is quite damaging so extensions don’t really hold up, but Bellami’s hair is super strong.

I’m also adding a few new colors and broadening the range they have available. They invited me into their salon, told me to take a look at their color wheel and wanted to know what I felt like was missing. I added a couple colors, especially for some of my friends who I know can’t find their exact espresso brown and things like that.

TigerBeat: What do you love most about wearing extensions?

Dove: I’m a very girly, over-the-top, feminine, dramatic girl, and that’s exactly how I became an actress. I like to transform myself, I like to be a million different people. That’s just kind of a human thing. I see all my fans posting about having two moods with pictures of someone in very black, dark, dramatic colors with high heels and spikes, and then on the next day it’s someone in soft, pink sweaters, wearing ballet flats. I was exactly the same!

I really feel like hair, especially these days when the options are getting so much broader, is just an extension (haha) of how these girls are getting ready.

It’s fun, especially for girls who are looking up to people on the red carpet. Someone like Zendaya has beautiful curls one day, and then she has a bowl cut, and then the next day she’s wearing a pixie cut. Same with me! Some days I’ll have a short, blunt haircut, and the next day I’ll have it down to my lower back. It’s a fun way to transform yourself, and it’s a bit like a costume.

TigerBeat: What message do you want to send through the products you create?

Dove: I want to send a message of freedom of expression with beauty and the ability to find yourself through transformation, and design yourself.

TigerBeat: What else should we know about what’s to come for you and Bellami?

Dove: This first line of extensions is not the end of it, and extensions might not even be the end of it. I’m a very girly girl and I love to give my fans tools to help them feel like the best versions of themselves.

Check out Dove Cameron’s interview for Kode Magazine:

Kode | Dove, You’re currently filming for the movie Dumplin’ with Jennifer Aniston, an actress well known for her work as Rachel Geller on the hit show “Friends” and other projects. What are other big name actors you would like to work with? Any specific storyline or roles?

I am! I am so happy to be a part of such an incredible cast and work with such an incredible director. I’ve always been a huge fan of Jennifer and she’s been so kind to me. In terms of other big names, I’ve been lucky enough to work with a lot of my heroes already…Kristin Chenoweth, Kenny Ortega, Jennifer Hudson, Ariana Grande, Jennifer Nettles…a lot of Jennifers! I would say, after those, next on my list would be Stanley Tucci and Jessica Lange! They’re my favorite film actors.

Kode | You seem to connect with your co-stars on projects like Descendants and develop strong friendships. Do those relationships come naturally for you or are they more of it takes a while to build these friendships? Are there any actors you’d work with again?

What a cute question! Yes, I’ve kept practically every friend that I’ve ever made on all of my projects so far. People are my favorite part of being alive, and loving them comes easily to me! I am in almost constant communication with my peers and loved ones. It’s a treat, and I feel lucky that they love me back! I would work with everyone again, ten times over.

Kode | Your range of characters have gone from good girl in “Liv and Maddie” to bad girl with your character in “Hairspray”… When you’re handed a script or think of characters you would want to play what comes to mind? What draws you to a certain character or role?

What usually draws me is a number of things. If the character is well-written, the lines come easier, there’s less of a struggle to sell the lines. So, I notice that immediately in any script, when they read like a real human being. Second, even though I have played a wide variety of characters, they’ve all had a through line of what I would call “healthy mania”. I am definitely a high energy, highly emotive human with lots of thoughts in my head all the times, and I want my characters to reflect that! So, they have to be interesting and watchable and multidimensional.

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