In the 50's, my mother and aunts swore by Pancake makeup. Mom continued to wear only Pancake makeup until she passed away in 1978, even though it made her face look like it was covered in cracked mosaic. The first eyeshadow I was aware of came in around 1960. They looked like lipsticks and only came in bright blue and emerald green. They looked awful, but Mom and Aunties all wore them with pride, even though you could see them coming in a dark room at 50 feet! Now, at age 75, I am rediscovering makeup, and thanks to you two I've managed to avoid looking like Bette Davis in "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane". Frankly, I feel like a teenager again, playing with colors and techniques I'd never hear of before. Thank you for helping me rediscover my younger self, and showing me how to have fun doing it - even when I make a mess of my face!
Those references made my day! Bette Davis AND the cracked mosaic look of the Pancake Sticks. 😂😂Thank you for the laughs, as well as stroll down Memory Lane!💜
May I also suggest Erin Parsons, a creator on here? You may find her content interesting as well. She's also super talented, as well as shared her vintage makeup looks and items. 💜
@@petunia7623 Yep. The old ladies in my family never used sunblock, and told us young girls to just use baby oil mixed with iodine! Yep, that would do it!!
That cardboard hair accessory Robert's wearing is so fashion forward omg. What a trendling. Smiffy's hair tags are going to take off this year I'm calling it now.
poodle skirts were for ''good girls'' I can't believe he missed out on being a blonde bombshell in a figure hugging dress ala Marilyn Monroe!! Those were the ''bad girls'' supposedly and I see Robert as more of a bad girl!! lmao
I love that Marcus includes the extensive notes that were made for this video. Really gives us a behind the scenes look at how much research goes into it. Good job, team!
My grandmother was dirt poor and she said they’d take flower petals and Vaseline muddled together to tint the petroleum jelly. They then put it in old washed tins that had potted meat in them and would use it as lip tint, blush, and eye color. Some of her stories from the 50s were wild.
We had a type of paper back then in the Philippines called 'papel de hapon' which the poorer ladies dip in water then dab on their lips and/or cheeks for color. It lasts a long time.
My grandma in Mexico used boiled beet as blush and liptint. She didn’t use a lot of makeup anyway but she used to say you should always have some color on your cheeks. Beets don’t last a long time but it definitely works. 10/10 Jackies
James letting the wig side burns just live free makes him look more Amish than 50’s greaser. 😂 Yes, show this in school as a cautionary tale of when you don’t pay attention in history. 🤪😘♥️
My grandma is 88 and i used to sit and watch her do her makeup as a little girl. She still does her makeup just like this and uses tissues for everything, and gets her hair set once a week at the salon. Truly a different time
My great grandma is over 100, lives in Canterbury and has only ever used Pear soap to clean her face and swears by it. I’ve lived my whole life in the States and she use to mail it to me once I became a teenager because we couldn’t get it here back then. A few years ago I started using it again for soap brows and it works AMAZING for that. Pear soap is glycerin. Thanks to James I now understand why it might be great for certain skin types. Sending you both oodles of love from across the pond
It's a shame that Pears soap was reformulated. It's not the same now. My mum told me to use it as a teen and it was great for my skin! Tried it again last year and it was completely different. Incredibly stripping.
I was born in 1972, but my Grandma was born in 1914, and my Mum was born in 1943 (Dad was born in 1927). My Mum's side of the family grew up as what you might describe as 'working class poor'. Women of my Grandmother's age in the period, from what I was told, did mostly tend to stick to the skincare routines that they had learnt from their mothers or that were fashionable when they entered their teen years (so a lot of Edwardian, 1920s 1930s influences). For my Grandmother that originally was a very basic soap (soap as in a Castille type soap, which would also be used for laundry and body washing) and water routine, followed by a home made rose water toner & then either tallow or lard as a moisturiser. In the mid to late 50s my Grandma did at least have the money to afford a few luxuries such as pears soap, ponds cold cream and as a real splash out even some Oil of Ulan moisturiser. Mechanical exfoliation with a cloth was done, but it was a lot gentler than what it evolved into in the 40s and 50s. Considering some of the harsh environments my Grandma worked in through out her life (at one point she was a scullery maid and cook on a sheep station, and would help the blokes break in horses in her spare time) she did have surprisingly good skin. My Mother became a teenager in the mid-ish 1950s and she did fully adopt the whole "scour the top layer of your skin off and then apply the harshest toner you can find on top of that" method of skincare, which I was always somewhat horrified by growing up , especially when she wanted to do 'beauty nights", like, "nope, I'll let Grandma do a facial for me, but you stay away with whatever chemical weapon you've got in your hand." I don't actually know anything of the beauty regimes of the women on my Dad's side of the family, because he was estranged from his birth mother fairly early on. I do know she was a brothel madam who hooked up with a local bootlegger, so I can imagine her makeup routine at least was probably a tad on the scandalous side. That would've been pre 1950s though.
My grandpa was a motorcycle greaser in the 50s, but he had long hair not the pompadour style lol. He dressed like that though, black shirt, black leather jacket, black jeans, black motorcycle boots. 🖤
I love thiissss! Vintage beauty was a hobby of mine for years and obviously many of the techniques and products are antiquated, but some are so timeless no matter how rebranded (cold cream, let me introduce you to cleansing balm, face shaping, meet contouring). Women had so much pressure for perfection because, sadly, there were fewer men to snag after the war. That expectation was pretty solid for women with few options for survival beyond marriage (broadly speaking). It's a really transparent era for seeing how beauty and politics intersect. Thanks for the video y'all!
Also baking, meet powder setting. 👀 I remember one of my grand aunts slathering on panstik on her face then dusting on Maja loose face powder heavily and let it sit for almost half an hour. She has a clean powder puff to wipe the excess off but I've also seen her shake her head several times after doing that.🤣
I just want to say thank you. I've have been having the worst week and the foreseeable future is not going to be any better. But this channel and your individual channels have been a great comfort for me and have made it easier to deal with. Thank you, really
There's an incredible video on TH-cam by Erin Parsons about Marilyn Monroe's lipstick and how most of her lippies were actually orange. They just appear red of film and photos. Really interesting watch.
This reminds me of leaving the cheap motels we used to live in because my mom married a hobo when I was in high school, a whole hour earlier than I needed to, and walking to a friend's house so she could do my makeup and hair because we were both doing rockabilly style at the time. I didn't have any cool clothes, but at least my hair and makeup looked nice.
@CoffeeGirl it's definitely a long story, but the shorter version is that my mother was more concerned with dick-chasing than what was best for me or her, and she used me as a bargaining chip all the time. We got into that situation because she decided to drop our lives and relocate from her ex boyfriend's house to across the country so she could chase some guy who didn't seem like he even wanted her. He disappeared a month after we moved, she met the hobo (he was living in his van) through her friends we were living with because they're Mormon and the hobo was a friend of theirs through the church. They got married 2 weeks later, then the day after that we were living in cheap motels and that's pretty much how my 4 years of high school went. Walking around at 2am on school nights looking for another motel because we got kicked out, asking the church to pay our rent because hobo couldn't be assed to get a real job, being forced into mormonism, etc. My only real outlet was music, anime, and the few friends I had made at school.
When Robert just blurts out brown. 🤣 love this channel and their individual channels as well. Love everyone who puts in the work to make these videos so great!
I forget about the Welsh twins... Then, every few months, I come across a video and go down a rabbit hole binging. I love that there's an attempt at scripting but it seems to go astray. Their genuineness always comes through.
I still use ponds to remove makeup from time to time. Then follow with a cleanser, but once I left that left over slightly greasy layer on over night to see how my face would feel the next morning. My skin was sooooo soft lol. It's a good product if you want an inexpensive but effective makeup remover.
Agreed! I use it too when I’m too lazy to do a full double cleanse. It’s great and the smell is so nostalgic to me, my mom used to take off her makeup with Ponds and tissues so I did that until I learnt about double cleansing. I’m 38 but since I also have acne everybody thinks I’m way younger lol 😂
I've been washing my face with Pears glycerin soap for the last 30 odd years. I'm pushing 60 and still getting mistaken for being 20 years younger. Scrub the face with glycerin soap, moisturize with Olive oil. Cheap, quick and works well for me.
Just the fact that I ONLY need the Welsh family to know anything about makeup AND skincare...and it's top tier information. And then I ALSO GET THIS 🤯🤣💜🖤
I always watch these videos in the mind of James and Robert getting up and doing a presentation on the time period in school, inbetween laughing. I imagine Marcus heckling them and setting them off even more.
Marilyn used vaseline because she was dry and the foundation that she used is still around called Anita Day Dew of Denmark. It was only for the stage and was very heavy. My mom, aunts, grandma, they all swore by pancake makeup. Maxfactor heavy mascara and maybelline mascara and eye pencils. Revlon had the greatest nail polish and lipsticks. Fake lashes were still only used by actresses until the early 60s. Also, many actresses chewed gum because they believed it worked the face muscles to help fight off wrinkles.
This reminds me of the Besame decades makeup sets and fragrances! I brought the 1920s set, some mascara (in a block), some rouge, vanishing cream and some shades of red lippy… I am so in love! I got some Ponds cold cream to complete the fun of the time play! (Unfortunately Besame aren’t selling it right now!). I love the idea of going back through time, looking at products that work well, and then updating them, it’s so logical and the results are gorgeous!
9:00 My first thought is to counteract the hours of the toes being hyperextended due to being in heels all day. I actually recommend rolling your feet over a frozen water bottle or a tennis ball or something like that to many people. Them specifying to roll the balls of the feet also leads me to believe it is all due to wearing heels all day.
y’all…… i die. i laugh out loud at y’all’s vids. the banter. the silly. and the EDITING. and the subtitles!!!! all come together so perfectly and i just laugh out loud while my dog looks at me like “wtf is wrong with you mom”
"I'm just going to stand over here by the jukebox" yes my fav line today lol I feel like with growing up in the same era as everyone making this film they got their information from grease and cry baby lol and that's perfectly accurate and I love it :)
Yes! These are my favourite videos ever! Robert is my favourite person on TH-cam ever. I love how his personality really shines in the twin videos! I really love the smell of pears soap still lol its so nostalgic!
That’s the reason why ‘I have to go powder my nose’ was said back in the olden golden days. Women had to put foundation powder on again after a dance or something like that.
Thursday is Hair day! It's just funny to think about my Grandmother(rest her perfect soul😇) going to JcPenney's Salon every single Thursday like clockwork & only sleeping on satin or silk pillowcases and would wrap some kind of tissue around her lil white bob clip it on the sides & did that nightly until her Thursday appt at Penney's😁;; she had a routine for everything everyday!! Goodness do I miss her more than I ever imagined I could!!!!!
Okay, this has nothing to do with the video but I really think y’all need to do a short compilation video of Robert gagging because that sh*t makes me laugh really hard. Love your work!
I don't remember my Mum using a lip liner back in the 50's. Guess I've got some googling to do. As always, loved this video so much and brightened my whole day. 🖤💜
OMG when Robert was putting on the creampuff, the sound of that paper pad was like nails on a chalk board. My skin flaked off just from hearing how rough that was.
We used the pancake foundation in our teens! Haha mum used it, aunties used it, older cousins used it!!! That powder puff! Lol lol they said mow the grass at 10pm at night!!
My grandmother and her sisters swore by Oil of Ulan which is now Olay. They didn't do sunscreen back then so their skin looked wrinkly as but it was so soft!
In the 50's, my mother and aunts swore by Pancake makeup. Mom continued to wear only Pancake makeup until she passed away in 1978, even though it made her face look like it was covered in cracked mosaic. The first eyeshadow I was aware of came in around 1960. They looked like lipsticks and only came in bright blue and emerald green. They looked awful, but Mom and Aunties all wore them with pride, even though you could see them coming in a dark room at 50 feet! Now, at age 75, I am rediscovering makeup, and thanks to you two I've managed to avoid looking like Bette Davis in "What Ever Happened To Baby Jane". Frankly, I feel like a teenager again, playing with colors and techniques I'd never hear of before. Thank you for helping me rediscover my younger self, and showing me how to have fun doing it - even when I make a mess of my face!
You're as young as you feel! Go you and have fun, chick! 👍❤️
Those references made my day! Bette Davis AND the cracked mosaic look of the Pancake Sticks. 😂😂Thank you for the laughs, as well as stroll down Memory Lane!💜
May I also suggest Erin Parsons, a creator on here? You may find her content interesting as well. She's also super talented, as well as shared her vintage makeup looks and items. 💜
Good for you :-) school is in session, EVERYDAY 👍❤️
@@petunia7623 Yep. The old ladies in my family never used sunblock, and told us young girls to just use baby oil mixed with iodine! Yep, that would do it!!
That cardboard hair accessory Robert's wearing is so fashion forward omg. What a trendling. Smiffy's hair tags are going to take off this year I'm calling it now.
Yes I have to agree a round of applause 👏 for being so fashion forward 🤣🤣
IM HOLLARINGGG
The phrase "fashion forward" is SO fashion forward!!! It may be the new "hip"🤣🤣
I've been wearing mine since the 1940s video 😌
I thought it was a pack of matches 🤔 😅
I cannot believe y’all missed an opportunity for Robert to wear a poodle skirt and saddle shoes. I am devastated.
we don't know for sure 😂
poodle skirts were for ''good girls'' I can't believe he missed out on being a blonde bombshell in a figure hugging dress ala Marilyn Monroe!! Those were the ''bad girls'' supposedly and I see Robert as more of a bad girl!! lmao
😂
“MARILYN MONROE!!” Cut to the Wish wedding dress. DEAD.
That was amazing! 😂
I love that Marcus includes the extensive notes that were made for this video. Really gives us a behind the scenes look at how much research goes into it. Good job, team!
😂😂😂
I think he threw it down with Ashtons note don't mess with redheads who like Eddie Munson
I can’t explain why but Robert is literally so beautiful as a redhead 🥹
This is second only to Robert as an 80’s bride ❤️
i always think hes so stunning when he dresses up as a woman its so confusing for me to process😭
The price tag hanging on the side really brings out his eyes
My great aunt was a ponds model!! The ad I still have is all about how she is engaged because she’s so lovely from using ponds 😂
What a fantastic piece of history!
If you find this and post it anywhere please share this is pretty cool. 😁
@ᏰᏒᎥᏖᏖ it just came up on my Facebook memories!!! Wish I could share it here!!
That's fantastic omg
My grandmother was dirt poor and she said they’d take flower petals and Vaseline muddled together to tint the petroleum jelly. They then put it in old washed tins that had potted meat in them and would use it as lip tint, blush, and eye color. Some of her stories from the 50s were wild.
We had a type of paper back then in the Philippines called 'papel de hapon' which the poorer ladies dip in water then dab on their lips and/or cheeks for color. It lasts a long time.
My grandma in Mexico used boiled beet as blush and liptint. She didn’t use a lot of makeup anyway but she used to say you should always have some color on your cheeks. Beets don’t last a long time but it definitely works. 10/10 Jackies
Im here to listen
When their laughs sync up, I feel like I’m being hypnotized. 😂
I know it’s awesome!
The low chuckles really tickles me 😂
James letting the wig side burns just live free makes him look more Amish than 50’s greaser. 😂 Yes, show this in school as a cautionary tale of when you don’t pay attention in history. 🤪😘♥️
Lmfaoooo I can’t unsee it now 😭😭😂
Omg! Lmao l couldn't figure out what they were supposed to be
I thought it reminded me of Hasidic Jews and the ringlets they wear only baby ones?
😂😂
“You’re pregnant and having a cigarette” 😂
My grandma is 88 and i used to sit and watch her do her makeup as a little girl. She still does her makeup just like this and uses tissues for everything, and gets her hair set once a week at the salon. Truly a different time
Marcus is the MVP with his trolling, uh, editing
My great grandma is over 100, lives in Canterbury and has only ever used Pear soap to clean her face and swears by it. I’ve lived my whole life in the States and she use to mail it to me once I became a teenager because we couldn’t get it here back then. A few years ago I started using it again for soap brows and it works AMAZING for that. Pear soap is glycerin. Thanks to James I now understand why it might be great for certain skin types. Sending you both oodles of love from across the pond
It's a shame that Pears soap was reformulated. It's not the same now. My mum told me to use it as a teen and it was great for my skin! Tried it again last year and it was completely different. Incredibly stripping.
I've been using glycerin soap for years 😊I'm 47 and have oily skin
The marbles are still used as advice today to help relieve foot pain from wearing heels
I was born in 1972, but my Grandma was born in 1914, and my Mum was born in 1943 (Dad was born in 1927). My Mum's side of the family grew up as what you might describe as 'working class poor'. Women of my Grandmother's age in the period, from what I was told, did mostly tend to stick to the skincare routines that they had learnt from their mothers or that were fashionable when they entered their teen years (so a lot of Edwardian, 1920s 1930s influences). For my Grandmother that originally was a very basic soap (soap as in a Castille type soap, which would also be used for laundry and body washing) and water routine, followed by a home made rose water toner & then either tallow or lard as a moisturiser. In the mid to late 50s my Grandma did at least have the money to afford a few luxuries such as pears soap, ponds cold cream and as a real splash out even some Oil of Ulan moisturiser. Mechanical exfoliation with a cloth was done, but it was a lot gentler than what it evolved into in the 40s and 50s. Considering some of the harsh environments my Grandma worked in through out her life (at one point she was a scullery maid and cook on a sheep station, and would help the blokes break in horses in her spare time) she did have surprisingly good skin. My Mother became a teenager in the mid-ish 1950s and she did fully adopt the whole "scour the top layer of your skin off and then apply the harshest toner you can find on top of that" method of skincare, which I was always somewhat horrified by growing up , especially when she wanted to do 'beauty nights", like, "nope, I'll let Grandma do a facial for me, but you stay away with whatever chemical weapon you've got in your hand."
I don't actually know anything of the beauty regimes of the women on my Dad's side of the family, because he was estranged from his birth mother fairly early on. I do know she was a brothel madam who hooked up with a local bootlegger, so I can imagine her makeup routine at least was probably a tad on the scandalous side. That would've been pre 1950s though.
My grandpa was a motorcycle greaser in the 50s, but he had long hair not the pompadour style lol. He dressed like that though, black shirt, black leather jacket, black jeans, black motorcycle boots. 🖤
My great grandmother died at 97 with very few wrinkles. Her skin was beautiful. She only used Ponds cold cream and Vaseline. Amazing!
My grandma too, 95 !
My 85-year old grandma also uses Pond's cold cream as a moisturizer to this day. She has great skin, doesn't look her age at all.
My grandmother too, not a single wrinkle
I’m loving all the wonderful stories about grandmas. I miss having grandparents, they were so special. ❤❤
My mom was a teen in 50’s. Black eye kohl, and heavy handed was the popular bad girl weekend look. Bright red lips as well.
Now we know 50’s James’ flirting technique: leaning against the jukebox box, drinking a malt, “Hey, you!” (11:49) a precursor to Joey from Friends.
I love thiissss! Vintage beauty was a hobby of mine for years and obviously many of the techniques and products are antiquated, but some are so timeless no matter how rebranded (cold cream, let me introduce you to cleansing balm, face shaping, meet contouring). Women had so much pressure for perfection because, sadly, there were fewer men to snag after the war. That expectation was pretty solid for women with few options for survival beyond marriage (broadly speaking). It's a really transparent era for seeing how beauty and politics intersect. Thanks for the video y'all!
Also baking, meet powder setting. 👀 I remember one of my grand aunts slathering on panstik on her face then dusting on Maja loose face powder heavily and let it sit for almost half an hour. She has a clean powder puff to wipe the excess off but I've also seen her shake her head several times after doing that.🤣
We need James to turn Robert into Lucille Ball. Hair, dress, makeup, all of it.
I just want to say thank you. I've have been having the worst week and the foreseeable future is not going to be any better. But this channel and your individual channels have been a great comfort for me and have made it easier to deal with. Thank you, really
Keep your head up ❤ it WILL get better 🙂 you’ll back on it and it will just be a memory of how it made you stronger
Change your mindset if you want it to get better babe
♡
Sending you all the love and positive energy!❤
I hope things get better for you 😊
There's an incredible video on TH-cam by Erin Parsons about Marilyn Monroe's lipstick and how most of her lippies were actually orange. They just appear red of film and photos. Really interesting watch.
Robert looks like Kevin's mum from the home alone movies but in the MOST fashionable way💅💅
your historically accurate videos would definitely spice up the arts- and culture history classes I had in school lmao
We lost one of our old mama goats this morning so this video was much needed ❤ the (very) historically accurate videos are my fav!
Sorry about your goat but I love your pic. go cougs!
@@BAMM-bh2dd Go Cougs! ❤
This reminds me of leaving the cheap motels we used to live in because my mom married a hobo when I was in high school, a whole hour earlier than I needed to, and walking to a friend's house so she could do my makeup and hair because we were both doing rockabilly style at the time. I didn't have any cool clothes, but at least my hair and makeup looked nice.
That's a story 🤔 Hobo? How this happened
@CoffeeGirl it's definitely a long story, but the shorter version is that my mother was more concerned with dick-chasing than what was best for me or her, and she used me as a bargaining chip all the time. We got into that situation because she decided to drop our lives and relocate from her ex boyfriend's house to across the country so she could chase some guy who didn't seem like he even wanted her. He disappeared a month after we moved, she met the hobo (he was living in his van) through her friends we were living with because they're Mormon and the hobo was a friend of theirs through the church. They got married 2 weeks later, then the day after that we were living in cheap motels and that's pretty much how my 4 years of high school went. Walking around at 2am on school nights looking for another motel because we got kicked out, asking the church to pay our rent because hobo couldn't be assed to get a real job, being forced into mormonism, etc. My only real outlet was music, anime, and the few friends I had made at school.
They were so historically accurate with this they got the 50's spot on 🤣🤣🤣🤣🖤💜🖤💜
😊 yes
Legit feel a tinge of sadness for anyone who doesn't watch these two. Historically accurate and pure entertainment 😉
The 50's in America perfectly summed up in 2 minutes. What a time to be alive, now and then 🙏
When Robert just blurts out brown. 🤣 love this channel and their individual channels as well. Love everyone who puts in the work to make these videos so great!
I forget about the Welsh twins... Then, every few months, I come across a video and go down a rabbit hole binging. I love that there's an attempt at scripting but it seems to go astray. Their genuineness always comes through.
I still use ponds to remove makeup from time to time. Then follow with a cleanser, but once I left that left over slightly greasy layer on over night to see how my face would feel the next morning. My skin was sooooo soft lol. It's a good product if you want an inexpensive but effective makeup remover.
Best eye makeup remover is the fragrance free version! No tugging and takes off waterproof mascara no prob.
I bought a tub a couple of years ago just to have the nostalgia of watching mum and nana doing their routines when I was little!
I kinda liked it!!
@@cheekyb71 lol I know right ?
Agreed! I use it too when I’m too lazy to do a full double cleanse. It’s great and the smell is so nostalgic to me, my mom used to take off her makeup with Ponds and tissues so I did that until I learnt about double cleansing. I’m 38 but since I also have acne everybody thinks I’m way younger lol 😂
My grandma was in her 20's in the 1950's. Her cool toned red lipstick phase never died.
I've been washing my face with Pears glycerin soap for the last 30 odd years. I'm pushing 60 and still getting mistaken for being 20 years younger. Scrub the face with glycerin soap, moisturize with Olive oil. Cheap, quick and works well for me.
Omg I missed these historically accurate videos. So much research, such validity, much facts, all the knowledge.
i truly wish this was twice as long a video . will never get sick of these lol
I love the sheer goofiness of all of this!! 😂❤
Nobody mention how their twin interaction is so perfect and so in sync!!!! I am living for it hahahaha, I had to replay 😂
Robert be slaying that red wig ❤ and with the jacket and makeup he just looks amazing and cute 🥰
They always make my sundays so much better, gotta start the week off right
Your very historically accurate videos are my favourite *du dunna dun dun dun*
It’s the breast plate for me. Haha I absolutely love this series.❤ PS Marcus’ editing killed it per usual! Lol
Just the fact that I ONLY need the Welsh family to know anything about makeup AND skincare...and it's top tier information. And then I ALSO GET THIS 🤯🤣💜🖤
I always watch these videos in the mind of James and Robert getting up and doing a presentation on the time period in school, inbetween laughing. I imagine Marcus heckling them and setting them off even more.
Pleease keep making Historically accurate series!! 😍😍
Marilyn used vaseline because she was dry and the foundation that she used is still around called Anita Day Dew of Denmark. It was only for the stage and was very heavy. My mom, aunts, grandma, they all swore by pancake makeup. Maxfactor heavy mascara and maybelline mascara and eye pencils. Revlon had the greatest nail polish and lipsticks. Fake lashes were still only used by actresses until the early 60s. Also, many actresses chewed gum because they believed it worked the face muscles to help fight off wrinkles.
First thought when I saw 50s? My Mom was born. Valium was invented. There has to be a correlation there, huh? 😂
Thank you for making my Sunday!💜🖤
Valium- “mothers little helper” it was called
I work in vintage fashion reproduction, especially the 50s and 60s. This was hilarious to watch!
"What did they say is the 50s?" "Ah, it's the 50s." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💖💖💖⚘⚘⚘
Marcus’ editing is just everything 😅😂 love this channel!
Omg, Robert with Miss Piggy’s eyes in front of his face. 🤣🤣🤣
Also, “weird sneezing”, Marcus, always on point. LOVE IT! 🖤🤍💜
ashton does the captions marcus does editing!
This reminds me of the Besame decades makeup sets and fragrances!
I brought the 1920s set, some mascara (in a block), some rouge, vanishing cream and some shades of red lippy… I am so in love! I got some Ponds cold cream to complete the fun of the time play! (Unfortunately Besame aren’t selling it right now!).
I love the idea of going back through time, looking at products that work well, and then updating them, it’s so logical and the results are gorgeous!
Marcus the radio effects were spot on & hilarious 😂
9:00 My first thought is to counteract the hours of the toes being hyperextended due to being in heels all day. I actually recommend rolling your feet over a frozen water bottle or a tennis ball or something like that to many people. Them specifying to roll the balls of the feet also leads me to believe it is all due to wearing heels all day.
💞💞 Hello Robert, James & Ashton & Marcus 💞💞 Happy Sunday 💞💞
y’all…… i die. i laugh out loud at y’all’s vids. the banter. the silly. and the EDITING. and the subtitles!!!! all come together so perfectly and i just laugh out loud while my dog looks at me like “wtf is wrong with you mom”
"I'm just going to stand over here by the jukebox" yes my fav line today lol
I feel like with growing up in the same era as everyone making this film they got their information from grease and cry baby lol and that's perfectly accurate and I love it :)
Yes! These are my favourite videos ever! Robert is my favourite person on TH-cam ever. I love how his personality really shines in the twin videos! I really love the smell of pears soap still lol its so nostalgic!
That’s the reason why ‘I have to go powder my nose’ was said back in the olden golden days. Women had to put foundation powder on again after a dance or something like that.
My soul needed content like this from you two sooo bad today! 😉 Thank you for always delivering
That was the Best explanation of the 50’s I’ve ever heard! Well done!❤🎉
OMFG JAMES HAIR!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂😂 my life is now complete!
💜🖤💜🖤💜🖤
at around 8mins when it turned b&w I loved how it made their voices sound
Thursday is Hair day! It's just funny to think about my Grandmother(rest her perfect soul😇) going to JcPenney's Salon every single Thursday like clockwork & only sleeping on satin or silk pillowcases and would wrap some kind of tissue around her lil white bob clip it on the sides & did that nightly until her Thursday appt at Penney's😁;; she had a routine for everything everyday!! Goodness do I miss her more than I ever imagined I could!!!!!
MARCUS!! Will you never give your brothers a break?! 😂😂😂😂😂
When they give him one! 😭😂
Okay, this has nothing to do with the video but I really think y’all need to do a short compilation video of Robert gagging because that sh*t makes me laugh really hard. Love your work!
Here we goooo! Highlight of my week!
Seriously, thank goodness for you two (four) and your videos 💘💝
I don't remember my Mum using a lip liner back in the 50's. Guess I've got some googling to do. As always, loved this video so much and brightened my whole day. 🖤💜
OMG when Robert was putting on the creampuff, the sound of that paper pad was like nails on a chalk board. My skin flaked off just from hearing how rough that was.
LOL! james' 1950s "mad men" accent & that "hollywood, for me? but i ain't talk right?!" SENT ME! y'all are so hilarious to me. xoxo
Marcus had a field day with this one.
Thank you as always! It’s my Sunday night ritual watching whilst I sit in dread for the week to come! I appreciate all of this
Honestly you two make my day anytime i watch a video of yours!
The inserted picture of the fifties brows are GORGEOUS! To me that's like a perfect brow!
Okay, watching this again bc I consider the Twins therapists for depression, insominia and ptsd. 😎
Thank you lovelies 💜
We used the pancake foundation in our teens! Haha mum used it, aunties used it, older cousins used it!!! That powder puff!
Lol lol they said mow the grass at 10pm at night!!
I like James' orthodox jewish rocker style.
Don’t remember much about it as I was born in 59. I do love the 70s tho. Glam rock roolz
Love you both.
I really love how unhinged this video was. Made my day . Lol
Glad to see they are still humming The Bird is the Word to annoy Marcus.
I've always removed my make with the ponds cream and a tissue. works great.
Every time I watch both of you I am laughing so much! I love you both💜. Thank you
I still use Thayers rose witch hazel. I love it.
I'm 34 and am still obsessed with 50s fashion lol
I listen to ur podcasts all the time when I'm cleaning @ work n if I didn't my shifts wld b so boring! ! So thnx guyz. 🙂
I always look forward to Sundays 🥰♥️
James as “Danny Zuko” lmao and Robert’s wig still has the tag 😂😂 omg so funny.
My grandmother and her sisters swore by Oil of Ulan which is now Olay. They didn't do sunscreen back then so their skin looked wrinkly as but it was so soft!
Ashton, I don’t know if someone else answered, but I think the song they’re doing is Papa Oom Mow Mow by The Rivingtons 🎶
can't get over James' "it was advised to wash in the shower" (6:12)
I so loved Judy Garland❤️ She had a heart of gold❤️
finally,i can go to sleep after watching you 2,love u so so much
The voice James used “Welcome to the 1950’s” 😂😂😂😂😂😂 omg
"i've run out of perfume and i'm in hysterics" hahahahah perfect excuse to get a free pass from the police
I love Ponds makeup remover, still use it and the facewash just removes everything