Hi! Person living in Greece here. Kore (pronounced kori), is actually associated with goddess Persephone:) (its how they depicted her, basically) because, she is linked to the "maiden" archetype, and you can see her statues in many museums with that specific hair. So, in Greece, the specific statues you have included in the video are statues of Kore-Persephone.
I loved this! You look like a Queen when it's all done! Just missing a crown or tiara! I loved seeing the sculptures and hearing the history of the style. Well done.
YES!!! I am so excited for this hair series! And this conveniently comes at a time where I want to start wearing my hair more elegantly! Can’t wait for more vids and I’ll definitely be wearing this style at my next trip to the grocery store 👍
I'm one of those newbies who found your channel after the first season of Hair History and let me tell you I am so excited for this series! Suuuuuch a good first episode
I love the re-visit. Your original series was well done, but in giving yourself more of a chance to focus on details that may have been missed, you are adding depth and richness to your existing work. Well done and I hope this gets the recognition it deserves!
Yay, yay, yay!! I can’t wait to see these lovely videos again! Would you consider adding dates to the pictures you show? I want to look up everything you’re talking about! ❤️
Good luck on your hair history videos! Thanks for doing a Pattern Review on the Pippa Wrap Dress! 😊 Really liked the vintage hairstyle tutorial you just did. Your vids are so cute and conversational! ❤
Great video! I personally would love to see an accurate historical hair tutorial for each hairstyle, since there weren't hair elastics during the ancient greece and roman period.
I understand! It would be very interesting to see the styles as they were done back then. I've decided against demonstrating historically accurate hair styling methods in this series though, for various reasons: 1. Very often we just don't know how exactly certain styles were achieved, or the things we do know are very fragmented 2. Where we do know how styles were achieved, they often involve use of specific tools and products that I don't have access to 3. Many of the products I do have access to are animal-derived, and I don't want to purchase/use/promote animal products (big one) 4. I want the tutorials to be accessible and easy to recreate with tools and products people are likely to already own Hope that makes sense! 😁
I am so excited to see the return of this series. I loved your original hair history series. I think I've watched the 18th century video a dozen times.
Very, very nice indeed. I really like this style, it looks good on you and I suspect would look good on most people with long hair. Thank you, think I'll try it with my daughter who has really long hair.
Simply beautiful. Stunningly accurate and almost “ Biblical “ looking . I love how you are “ re-doing “ hair history. I was wondering since you took “ Celtic “ studies at University, that you’d maybe take a crack at the Celtic Knot or braiding from the time of Isolde and Tristan . I’d love to see that .
Really lovely and a well done overview of the hairstyles. I just wanted to note that it would be helpful if you provided (approximate) dates for the sculptures depicted. The korai are minimum 500 years older than some of the Roman sculptures depicted, which I think is very important to consider when investigating these hairstyles. Perhaps something you can include in later videos :)
Can you please try reproducing the hairstyle of Hekate? There is this triple statue that has hairstyles so it might be possible to reproduce the hairstyle from the statue
@@KateandBree ended up missing that tidbit when I ordered. Truth be told, glad it works for others.. I'm using it because it costs a butt ton for a tiny bottle, but definitely not for me.
@@KarinaDoRego That's not a tiny bottle. It's actually bigger than my Prose bottle (which is 8.5 fl ounces.) I use half the amount I used when using drugstore or even other premium brands. 8.5 fl oz lasts 3 months. If you're going through a gigantic 1 or 2 liter bottle in 3-6 months, you're washing your hair incorrectly.
@@KateandBree 8 Oz for each bottle and costing $60 is a tiny bottle. I would rather keep my biolage which has far more and lasts me far longer for half the cost.
I don’t see how you would describe the hair on these statues other then braids. They’re obviously braids. If I may be so bold I think you’re afraid to say braids as to not upset certain people. Give facts. Don’t worry about how petty people behave. Don’t let it get in the way of sharing facts and the fact of the matter is that these statues have their hair in braids. If you want to revamp the series, then don’t feel like you have to walk on eggshells
Hi! Person living in Greece here. Kore (pronounced kori), is actually associated with goddess Persephone:) (its how they depicted her, basically) because, she is linked to the "maiden" archetype, and you can see her statues in many museums with that specific hair. So, in Greece, the specific statues you have included in the video are statues of Kore-Persephone.
Thankyou. This is really useful for me. I wonder what hairstyle was associated with the crone archetype
I'm really happy hair history is back! When I first discovered your channel I binge watched most of the series. ))
SAME! lol
That's how I discovered her as well!!
So excited for this new series ☺I love how simple yet very elegant this first one is !
Yay! The historical make-up/hairstyling vids were always my favourite videos on your channel. Glad to see you're bringing them back :).
This is so much easier than I thought it would be! Can’t wait to try it, thank you 😊
YAY! This series was how I originally found your channel, and it's a topic I love to this day!
So excited for this reboot! I loved your old Hair History videos and am so happy you're bringing the format back!
I loved this! You look like a Queen when it's all done! Just missing a crown or tiara! I loved seeing the sculptures and hearing the history of the style. Well done.
This was my favorite series of yours, I absolutely love the hairstyles of sculptures! Will you also continue Beauty Beacons?
YES!!! I am so excited for this hair series! And this conveniently comes at a time where I want to start wearing my hair more elegantly! Can’t wait for more vids and I’ll definitely be wearing this style at my next trip to the grocery store 👍
I found your channel through your old hair history videos, so this is so cool!
Aww, yay! This series was what first made me fall in love with your channel. Very excited to see more :).
I'm one of those newbies who found your channel after the first season of Hair History and let me tell you I am so excited for this series! Suuuuuch a good first episode
Ohhh I'm very excited to see what's next. The hairstyle turned out great!
I’m so excited for this series, thank you Lucy
Oooo yay!!! Can't wait to watch! Hair tutorials are how I found this channel.... but was it really 6 years ago!?
I love the re-visit. Your original series was well done, but in giving yourself more of a chance to focus on details that may have been missed, you are adding depth and richness to your existing work. Well done and I hope this gets the recognition it deserves!
So happy to see you revisit this series. Thoroughly enjoyed the first series, and I'm sure this new one will not disappoint
Yay, yay, yay!! I can’t wait to see these lovely videos again! Would you consider adding dates to the pictures you show? I want to look up everything you’re talking about! ❤️
Yay!!!!!!!!!!! This series was how I found you back in the day and is still my all-time favorite 😍
I am so glad that this series is coming back. I started subscribing to your channel for this
Good luck on your hair history videos! Thanks for doing a Pattern Review on the Pippa Wrap Dress! 😊 Really liked the vintage hairstyle tutorial you just did. Your vids are so cute and conversational! ❤
Great video! I personally would love to see an accurate historical hair tutorial for each hairstyle, since there weren't hair elastics during the ancient greece and roman period.
I understand! It would be very interesting to see the styles as they were done back then. I've decided against demonstrating historically accurate hair styling methods in this series though, for various reasons:
1. Very often we just don't know how exactly certain styles were achieved, or the things we do know are very fragmented
2. Where we do know how styles were achieved, they often involve use of specific tools and products that I don't have access to
3. Many of the products I do have access to are animal-derived, and I don't want to purchase/use/promote animal products (big one)
4. I want the tutorials to be accessible and easy to recreate with tools and products people are likely to already own
Hope that makes sense! 😁
@@Loepsie ah i understand completely! Thanks for the explanation 💜
@@sannevanboven2847 you should search for Janet Stephens, she does it like the ancients did. Her videos are several years old but fascinating. 💖
@@Loepsie you also lack a personal slave to sew your hair to your scalp. Per Janet Stephens
I love this format, so glad you're bringing back this series. Brings me a ton of positivity and happy memories. Thanks a lot ❤️
This is great, I'm looking forward to watching more. I think the first series was how I found your channel in the first place!
OMG yes I am so excited for the series! I found your channel through the previous hair series lol ❤
Yay! Hair history is back. This is how I found your channel, and was my favourite series of yours.
This looks so majestic! 😍
I am so excited to see the return of this series. I loved your original hair history series. I think I've watched the 18th century video a dozen times.
CANT WAIT FOR THE REST!!!😃😃😃
I've tried Janet Stephens' sewing method a few times, it can be done even on yourself and it's very comfortable to wear.
So excited that this series is back! I loved the original and love the revamp. Thanks Lucy!
So glad you’re bringing this series back! So fun and educational! These videos are what originally brought me to your channel.
Wow, I love this project idea, your hair and voice! Hyped for the series!
Love this!!! I’m so excited for you to revamp this series, I loved the original and am so excited to see what you do with the new one!
I’m so excited for another round of Hair History!!!
I am so excited for this series. I found your channel during the original series and loved it. So glad you're bringing it back!
Love, love, love!! Your hair history videos are some of my faves! This style is so pretty and flattering on you too. Love that!
So interesting! Looking forward to more episodes. Your final style came out beautiful!
YAY!!! Hair history is back!!
OMGGG YES! I love everything hair/makeup history, excited for the series 🤩
Oooo I've been waiting for this! So excited that this is back!
This could still be a wedding hairstyle today... Its quite lovely.
Yay! You're back 🤩
Uuuuh I'm excited for this series!!
Beautiful!! I can't wait to see more. :)
Looove the series! The thumbnail seems like an image I've seen on one of those Grecian vases! Lovely ❤
Okay, I definitely need to try this. I love historical hair ideas!
Woooo hair history is back!
as a history student, i can't wait to watch this! :) so cool
This looks so good on you!
yay! i remember those videos... nice to see 'em come back. :D
Great video! Thank you!
Yass I loved this series when I first saw it
Very, very nice indeed. I really like this style, it looks good on you and I suspect would look good on most people with long hair. Thank you, think I'll try it with my daughter who has really long hair.
Beautiful as always!!
Here for This!♥️
Yaaaaaasssss. Love this content
Love watching you, I just wish you had more lighting to see your creations better. Thank you!
Simply beautiful. Stunningly accurate and almost “ Biblical “ looking . I love how you are “ re-doing “ hair history. I was wondering since you took “ Celtic “ studies at University, that you’d maybe take a crack at the Celtic Knot or braiding from the time of Isolde and Tristan . I’d love to see that .
Yeah I love historical hairstyles!
Really lovely and a well done overview of the hairstyles. I just wanted to note that it would be helpful if you provided (approximate) dates for the sculptures depicted. The korai are minimum 500 years older than some of the Roman sculptures depicted, which I think is very important to consider when investigating these hairstyles. Perhaps something you can include in later videos :)
This is actually so pretty.
Hey Lucie, what was your degree in? Mine was in history so I’m stoked for this series!
Celtic studies! Medieval Celtic philology, basically :)
@@Loepsie well damn that’s cool af! I wanted to do Anglo Saxon, Norse and Celtic studies but I’m nowhere near studious enough for Cambridge 😂
Love this!!!
6:55 reminds me of a 19th century bonnet.
Aaaah I loved the old series; i'm glad that you are doing it again! :D
The pattern on your shirt is so cool where did you get it? :U -love the video
Thank you ❣️😊
Interesting and beautiful style.
I enjoyed it
I need to purchase good hair extensions. Where and what do you recommend?
It's like a tiara made of hair.
Looks like a crown. 👸
omg yesss!!!!!
Can you please try reproducing the hairstyle of Hekate? There is this triple statue that has hairstyles so it might be possible to reproduce the hairstyle from the statue
OMG EXCITING
Can you please revive Beauty Beacons??? I’ve got some suggestions!
Why do I think this hairstyle will be popular? 🙂
Hi
Maybe you should talk about fast hair growth shampoo to double hair growth.
Sadly, the function of beauty is $60 of you're not subscribing. The code took nothing off. :(
Of course it takes nothing off if you’re not subscribing. The code is for subscription. That’s how Function of Beauty works.
@@KateandBree ended up missing that tidbit when I ordered. Truth be told, glad it works for others.. I'm using it because it costs a butt ton for a tiny bottle, but definitely not for me.
@@KarinaDoRego That's not a tiny bottle. It's actually bigger than my Prose bottle (which is 8.5 fl ounces.) I use half the amount I used when using drugstore or even other premium brands. 8.5 fl oz lasts 3 months. If you're going through a gigantic 1 or 2 liter bottle in 3-6 months, you're washing your hair incorrectly.
@@KateandBree 8 Oz for each bottle and costing $60 is a tiny bottle. I would rather keep my biolage which has far more and lasts me far longer for half the cost.
@@KateandBree no need for the bougie comments.
Gosh you are so beautiful
Yay first comment and top 5 likes
I don’t see how you would describe the hair on these statues other then braids. They’re obviously braids. If I may be so bold I think you’re afraid to say braids as to not upset certain people. Give facts. Don’t worry about how petty people behave. Don’t let it get in the way of sharing facts and the fact of the matter is that these statues have their hair in braids. If you want to revamp the series, then don’t feel like you have to walk on eggshells
It would be nice if you addressed your viewers as something other than "guys". Not everyone is male.