Princess Eugenie debuts new sleek hairstyle in powerful video

Princess Eugenie has debuted a new sleek bob hairstyle in a powerful video published on social media for her anti-slavery charity. 

• Princess Eugenie has debuted her new hairstyle for the first time since her son's birth announcement.
• The Princess wore her hair in a chic style that you too can copy.
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Princess Eugenie has debuted a new bob hairstyle that was curled at the ends into an effortlessly chic look. To emulate this look that has a classic vintage feel to it, you can use a rolling hairbrush and a hairdryer to curl just the very ends of your hair.

Alternatively, you can use a straightener to first straighten your hair and then use a large curling tong to create large curls at the end of your hair to flip up into that classic 1950s style.

If you don't have a curling wand but you do have a straightener, you can also use your straighteners to curl the ends as there is an easy way to curl hair with straighteners, if you know the trick.

This is a new look for the royal whose hair is typically auburn and was last seen with blonde ends of her balayage hair.

The new mum, who gave birth to her first son August Philip Brooksbank earlier this year was photographed with her son and a dip-dye ombre look. 

The royal has clearly changed up her look as she's ditched the blonde tips and gone for a stunning darker brown shade that frames her face perfectly and compliments her fair skin tone. 

In the video, Princess Eugenie's co-founder, Julia de Boinville made a statement to thank their fans for their support. She said, "Hi everyone, we wanted to take some time today to thank you, our followers, for the amazing support you've given us over the last year and beyond. Without you we would be lost, you spur us on everyday to keep fighting for the 40.3 million people who are victims of slavery today."

Princess Eugenie also made a powerful statement in the video as she said, "It was William Wilberforce who said that you may choose to look the other way but you can never again say that you did not know. This is something we live by at TASC and by following us you are modern abolitionists and we couldn't be prouder to have you onboard…”

The collective is continuing to work to achieve their mission. Which they state is to bring "change-makers together and raise awareness about modern slaver as a global epidemic."