@@JordanWilliams-ix2td black women don’t use soap or water? Brush there teeth?? Tweeze? Clean there nails? Shave? Wow… Aside from the hair care what else is different??
@Salty Syren Thé did still extort people since many products still had things producers know were dangerous but still sold companies have always been like that
I think the reason so many people feel that this video is more positive and helpful than modern beauty routine videos is that this one isn't trying to sell you anything. They even say that your skin doesn't need anything expensive!
So true. I used to use expensive stuff like that. Due to budget, I switched to Ponds anti wrinkle $1.95 and Sauve. No difference at all. The Suave is actually excellent these days.
PONDS COLD CREAM DOES EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON SKIN FRUCTIS OR SUAVE FOR HAIR AND HERE THAT ANNOUNCER: WASH YOUR HAIR EVERY WEEK TO WEEKS. In 2019, we wash the hell out of our hair: most white folks, that is..
I actually only wash my hair once every 7-10 days, but i bathe about 2-3 times a week. And i often have my hair in 40s styles, and when i do i wear a cap as well, and although i nvr put my head directly under the water, my hair still looks 90% the same. When i wear my hair in older styles, such as 1800s or 1700s, or before, it normally doesnt change much either... BUT if i have a more modern style and try it it normally has changed ALOT. I believe its cause older styles are MEANT to last unless ur hair gets soaked. PLUS all the dry shampoo used in between washes helps make it stay put, i dont use TONS of hairspray, just a bit, even on 40s styles, but the little bit used helps. But sometimes i dont even use it. Its about the way u care for it and style it. But this IS a very possible thing. ALTHOUGH we clearly saw her edges get wet, so that would still be wet. Although an easy fix.
I’m a hair stylist. Women are SLEEPING on vintage hair tricks. They’ve been lost to time. I want them back for all of our convenience. Throwing your hair into a pin curl set, or some rollers while it’s wet, is the BEST way to set curl into hair. It is most permanent. Especially with a good gel or moose, it’ll last longer than thermal curls. Also, the styles they create can be brushed into a number of the most fabulous hair styles the world has ever seen. And they’re SO EASY. Bring back convenience, bring back the wet set.
I'm young and I do this! I twist my damp hair a little and get the most beautiful beachy waves, leaves my hair smelling like it was just washed too, or makes my perfume last longer. I get complimented more on my "wild" look than with other things. (I know it depends on hair texture and your own possibilities, but I really recommend to style it a little damp because my hair is really thin, so it adapts quite easily).
True my mom used bobby pins..was gorgeous..I had brush rollers then comfy pink sponge rollers..see the cute hairsetting books we all got at supermarket checkouts. Fun.
@@debbylou5729 think of it this way. You roll the rollers on Sunday morning while you sip a breakfast mimosa. You do your makeup, get ready to relax for the day, and let your hair dry around those rods. You undo them, and brush the curls out, and now have perfect fluffy voluminous hair for the entire week! Would you rather that? Or spend your every morning with a blow dryer and curling iron?
@@barbarjinks8170 I’ve lived this and it sucks. Sucks so bad that dryers were invented and then it still sucked. The thought of not washing my head for a week, makes my skin crawl. I guess one persons heaven (where you only get good hair at the end of a long boring day) is another persons hell
@@paulrossi4863 sorry to burst your bubbles but people totally had those in the 40s, Victorians had those, Renaissance people, Vikings and ancient egyptians had those too...
@@paulrossi4863 criterias of freakiness are subjective I'd say. If I see a girl with blue hair my first thought is "she has an artsy personality", meanwhile if I see a well dressed girl who's a nazi I will think she's an abnormal freak eventhough those people where everywhere in the 40s. I guess it's also related to what you've been use to see growing up. For someone who grew up seeing only natural hair colors, hair dyes are weird, but if you grew up being used to see people with pink hair, your brain wouldn't even notice it much
Is it just me, or do these vintage tutorials seem to care more about hygiene education and the well-being of people than anything I've seen in recent times? They even talk about myths that people still aren't aware of today. Also, they focus more on highlighting misinformation people may have regarding hygiene.
I was aware of them. He's also giving bad advice about scrubbing the skin and brushing the hair (if your hair is curly--mine is--you don't want or need to use combs and brushes.
"she avoids red nail polish so not to draw attention to her stubby fingers." Is a line I loved in another vintage beauty/hygiene tutorial. Brutally honest but a good tip.
5:24 "And make the most of what nature has given you" That statement is TRULY something that this generation of nowadays really needs to listen to more often...
@@AlexSmith-qw3nl what we believe does not change the fact that God is real. He knit you together in the womb and he loves you so much. God saved me from the new age, from my lifestyle of death. He is so merciful and good. Repent and believe in Jesus! There's no love as great as his
This is called being REALISTIC. The video is straight to the point, educational, positive, provides simple and easy tips and even encourages the fact that expensive creams and skin care is not necessary. This was a blessing I'm glad I saw this video. This is how it should be. Honest and ACTUALLY HELPFUL!
Well, first of all, the cap wasn't rubber. If it were, her hair would have caught on it. And second, I guarantee you she goes to bed with curlers in her hair every night. It's trained to be that way.
They probably suggested two weeks because shampoo in the 40s was not always PH balanced. Washing your hair too much with highly acidic shampoo isn't good for the scalp.
2020: Ok you need a keratin treatment, expensive shampoos and conditions, hair masks, a straightener, and hair oils 1940: old-fashioned soap, shampoo, and water
@@seeleygirl6178 And we do that because people who sell products claim it is necessary to abuse ourselves in this way; they appeal to insecurity to sell products.
The moment when she washes her hair in the bathroom sink omg!...we have been so accustomed to our comfort that this is a great reminder to appreciate the comfort we have today. And as for cosmetics and fancy products....Less is more! Thank you!
@@MssBeccaSpain Bless her soul :) My grandmother in Tunisia, North Africa, didnt' have a separate bathroom in her house, but the shower was made up of a hoze in the open roof patio, and we'd hang a sheet for privacy....As babies we'd just bathe in plastic buckets....It has helped me appreciate my comfort growing up in France in relative "luxury"! ;)
It can be so relaxing to wash your hair the ‘old way’! In the countryside i would wash my hair in the sauna: the firewoods heated up some water in a metal basin, which would then be mixed in a bucket with cold water from the well. Even though it took way more time, it felt quite rewarding at the end :-)
I love that we've been told since the 1940's that we need 8-9 hours of sleep a night and shaving your legs doesn't cause the hair to grow back thicker or darker but women still don't listen ahah
Mine grow darker and thicker when I shave them. My hair is naturally light brown so I can see a noticeable difference. However when I wax and the hair is removed from the follicles, it grows back light brown and smooth.
I heard it from a makeup artist recently i don't know where it came from because it the same principle than trim the hair ends. I still prefer sugaring tho.
Here’s the thing: I’ve gotten my legs waxed for about two years and recently switched to shaving and I can say for a fact that the hair does not grow as nice with shaving and grows quicker. When I got waxed, the hair started getting prickly after two weeks and with shaving, it gets prickly after day 2
When they say the 40s/50s had unrealistic beauty standards, this is honestly great advice and a very informative presentation about daily personal hygiene, most of which I had NO IDEA ABOUT! Not to mention a lovely message of making the most of what nature has given you. Love it!
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"Wash your hair frequently" "At least once every two weeks"
I believe their soaps were super strong and stripped their hair of all oils. If they washed it as often as we do today, they would probably have scraggly, thin hair!
For some reason just watching this brought me back to Jr. High and Seventeen Magazine and I can just smell the Noxema and the Prell shampoo (out of the tube) or either BODY ON TAP! ha
I guess this is why I always admire women's beauty from the 40s and the 50s... They looked so clean and fresh back then, probably because they weren't using tons of different products, plus they weren't using products with perfume and chemicals things in it (unlike a lot of people do today). I don't know but this is so inspiring, it doesn't sound old or obsolete at all, this routine looks very accurate. I'm going to get my inspiration from this kind of videos, people were just so much more glamorous at that time. Thank you for posting this anyway, very interesting and surprisingly helpful !
I love how they say to wash your hair every 2 weeks. We wash our hair far too often, especially for someone like me with curly hair. Shampoo companies want us to think we need to wash hair daily. They’re wrong.
Heidi Hudgins yep! I wash my hair once every two ...sometimes once every two and a half weeks. And that’s how I think my hair has always been so thick all of these years!
Oily hair does require more washing, but I agree with you as I have dry hair. Try to leave the natural oils alone and let them build up a bit. The shampoo companies used to say lather, rinse, and repeat (i.e., use more product!). That would only be necessary if your hair is truly quite dirty. Daily washing, except if you really need it, will ensure that your scalp will stay too dry. It's an individual thing. I easily go four days or more.
Ahhhh, what a nice and wholesome video... In 1948 my mom was 19, she has since past away at the age of 87 but I still yearn to experience her life when she was young and beautiful and single. Thank you for uploading this video and helping me to see my mom as an eternal beauty.
@Adam Buentello if you look hard enough you will find those kind of people in any age and time of history. ...but this video isn't about that so don't try and ruin it by posting your stinky vomit reply.
I was born in 1948. The woman in this film looks very much like my mother. I suppose it is because of the styles then. My mother wore her hair like that. Sometimes she would put my hair in pin curls as well. I am happy that your mom lived a long life, I lost mine when she was 44 (I was 18), so I appreciate seeing these old films more than most.
I KNOW all the other tutorials are like “tAkE tHiS eXpEnSiVe pRoDUcT (that does absolutely nothing) aNd ApPly pLeNtY aNd tHeN aPply 20 pOuNds oF mAkeUp” all the tutorials nowadays aren’t about hygiene they’re about expensive products and trying to look unnatural
Pin curls. Just as the video shows, curl your hair while wet. Sleep on it and if it is dry in the morning, unpin it and it will poof out when you brush it.
I’m 38 and I hardly ever see a woman as attractive as the main woman in this video. The women who were in their 20s during the 1940s were truly queens of beauty.
It’s actually really easy to use and super safe as well. It’s also better on your skin than those plastic disposable razors, as the sharpness of the blade makes it glide on smoothly without scraping your skin (the disposable ones do. They also pull the hair). I never pay too much attention when I shave but never have a single nick.
OMG, I had forgotten about those razors. I used to nick the hell out of my legs, especially my shins, and many times I'd come out of the bathroom with little wads of toilet paper stuck to my legs to control the bleeding.
Very few people had showers then. They only had bathtubs. I grew up that way. We washed our hair in the basement, using the utility laundry sink.. Big, deep sink. That's all we knew. Everyone did their hair like that. I am 71. We had Home Ecconomic classes that taught many of these things. I got a big laugh out of some of these comments. This video brought back many memories. I still use the routines I learned decades ago. If it isn't broken, don't fix it! 😅😅
This is true, simple washing with a gentle soap on face and body will do the trick and a little face cream plus body cream. I'm only 64 and just now seeing a few fine lines. God do I remember those old razors, and by shaving will not make your hair grow back thicker.
my dad is also 89 .. he raised us to use soap on our bodies, but only hot water on our faces. Ive never had an acne problem, and dont look too bad for my age either! The older generations actually do know some pretty cool stuff, lol! Happy Holidays from Las Vegas!
5:24 “and make the most of what nature has given you“ that’s why nobody needs fillers, breast enlargement, butt implants etc !!!! people back then seem to care more about mental and physical health than people nowadays ...
Nobody usually needs them. I’ve heard of breast cancer survivors getting breast implants after a mastectomy. Even if they don’t need them, if they want them and they are happy with them, that’s ok. Also, a LOT of trans people undergo surgeries to help combat gender dysphoria. That has been proven to really help mental health.
@@deec3561 I don't have any links, but if you google "gender dysphoria treatment", looking past the ads, you'll see that many medical professionals recommend surgery for severe cases.
And people thinks I'm weird, I'm a girl so I can't share my staff which I used for my body care. Even my father think I'm weird for not sharing towel with him when his towel is in washing machine 😂😂😂
Also the fact that today a person can have an identical diet and workout and be on average 30 lbs heavier than a person in the 1970s... environmental pollutants and the general effects of capitalism are far more intense now than they were in the 50s also.
@@gs9255 HAHAHA!!! I was totally thinking that at the time I posted this, but didn't want to throw hate at someone I don't know. But still, that's one damn funny joke, lol.
Quarantine got me watching old shit cause I hate the fact that everything now a days is so complicated right I wanted to point out that although it is complicated now back then there was more racism,homophobia,sexism and more so don't romanticise that era to much plz
I truly love how they praise natural beauty here. Nowadays the meaning of natural is getting extremely good plastic surgery so no one notices you've gotten it. smh
It’s nobody business whether or not they got plastic surgery tho🤷🏾♀️. I’m all here for supporting all body types or the fact that a few ppl aren’t comfortable/confident for the one they were born with.
BTSUBLIMINALS totally agree with you. It’s annoying how people get attacked for just voicing this opinion. There is nothing healthy about glorifying plastic surgery and photoshop as it promotes body dysmorphia and teaches little girls that they aren’t good enough and need to be enhanced to feel beautiful and accepted. It’s an extremely dangerous message. Society is so hypocritical, glorifying fake unrealistic beauty standards at the same time as preaching about self and body acceptance.
No? People still get shit on for plastic surgery, yes we're more open about it but people still get shit on in general, most girl with natural make-up don't even have plastic surgery, what girls are you surrounding yourself with?
wow I feel really comfortable watching this… no photoshop or anything… I actually feel confident watching this… and that’s sad. It really says a lot about the pressures put on women today…
Washing the hair every two weeks sounds really gross. Daily washing isn't necessary, but I have to wash mine at least every 3-4 days or it gets very greasy.
Don’t know, I cringed a lil when he said wash hair “once every two weeks” lol. longest I can last is maybe 3-4 days before feeling very yucky. But I agree, I’ve heard that excessive washing hair is not good, n better to let some natural hair oil build up sometimes, instead of washing hair every day. Not sure what’s true or not, I’ll still be washing my hair regularly.
'Make the most of what nature has given you'...wish this could be today's beauty rule. Taking care of what you've been given instead of constant hair, face and body modification
@@majesticmagical I agree with you, but I think she meant the exaggeration, like doing 300 plastic surgeries. I understand that everyone can do whatever they want, but it's bad because the person starts changing so much that it goes wrong and the person has to do more surgeries to fix it.
BTSUBLIMINALS totally agree with you. It’s annoying how people get attacked for just voicing this opinion. There is nothing healthy about glorifying plastic surgery and photoshop as it promotes body dysmorphia and teaches little girls that they aren’t good enough and need to be enhanced to feel beautiful and accepted. It’s an extremely dangerous message. Society is so hypocritical, glorifying fake unrealistic beauty standards at the same time as preaching about self and body acceptance.
Omg this is so much more inspiring than today's commercials! Glad I found this channel! PS as of shaving leg hair - not true - it indeed grows faster after and causes skin rush, wax and sugar is much better for me.
Hayley Kitty cat lmao that’s called good marketing. they make it seem like you need those 700 skincare items, when you could make the most of easier things: like what you will always have. 💛 hopefully you can learn that
If you want a scrub that's totally natural, take rice and grind it, mix water and coconut oil and use it as a scrub, it's way better than a bunch of chemical filled scrubs
These follow-along videos are very helpful, interesting, and inspiring. My grandma's sister taught me some of these techniques some years ago, I used the same brand she did but because the company brand changed their ingredients it made my skin dry out and my hair started to fall out. I had to seek out other brands that aren't too expensive or too cheap, but then I found a fantastic Etsy shop that makes vegan/natural soaps, shampoos, and body lotion. Odorless but easy in my skin. I purchased some for myself and some for my aunt. But after her passing I've continued to remember everything about self-care, even home-made clothpads. ☺
The way this video had me more interested than any other beauty video on youtube now... like wow. It's so original, natural, and I found it intriguing lol.
Thank you for the video- a lot of these beauty regiments are time-tested. I think though that the “squeaking” sound means the hair has been too stripped of oils, though. Appreciate your vids and the “ that’s all” at the end.🌸
My Mom was born in 1932. She got up every morning,washed her face with water,soap,washcloth. And at the end of her grooming routine,always put a very thin layer of vasiline . Well into her 60’s people asked about her skin routine. She had gorgeous skin, buttery soft. In her 80’s at the end of her life , nurses would tell her how pretty she was! She had big brown eyes, full/medium lips,& dimples when she smiled.😊 Simpler times,but I appreciate what she taught me. “To be “lady-like” a woman must always take care of herself.” She would say. So true. (Self care/self love)💕
This is the most positive beauty routine i've ever seen.
And to think it was from the 1940s.
Yes. It's awesome!
For white women, none of this was geared towards black women our other women of color
@@JordanWilliams-ix2td why do people always have to bring race in-
@@JordanWilliams-ix2td black women don’t use soap or water? Brush there teeth?? Tweeze? Clean there nails? Shave? Wow…
Aside from the hair care what else is different??
I love how they used to educate people back then without any brand deals or influencing
Exactly. Product placement honestly confuses my choice.
Well yeah, they didn’t have much to work with so of course they didn’t.
Exactly
It was a time when the bottom line mattered and not whats on the left or right
@Salty Syren Thé did still extort people since many products still had things producers know were dangerous but still sold companies have always been like that
A video from fricking 1950s makes me feel so confident in my own skin compared to recent trends.
Because of todays unrealistic beauty standards in new "trends" (just my opinion)
40's. Not 50's.
😂
Don’t worry, trends are for the insecure. Do what you like 😊
@@matjb ;/
I think the reason so many people feel that this video is more positive and helpful than modern beauty routine videos is that this one isn't trying to sell you anything. They even say that your skin doesn't need anything expensive!
smart
i love how he said "that feeling of well-being" insted of something like "attractive beauty"
Sailor y did u say attractive beauty ?
women are beautiful 😍😍😍
This is more so self maintenance rather than a beauty routine. I do feel good when I'm clean, so I'll roll with it 🤷🏽♀️
I cannot listen to the narrator bc he is
man-splaning.
My bf always says "it is not just for your body to look good bae but for your mind too."
“Expensive creams and powders are not necessary.”
SAY THAT LOUDER FOR THE 21ST CENTURY TO HEAR.
So true. I used to use expensive stuff like that. Due to budget, I switched to Ponds anti wrinkle $1.95 and Sauve. No difference at all. The Suave is actually excellent these days.
@@karinscott1241 l am a beauty therapist and the only cream that doesn't break me out is Lidls own brand 🤷♀️. I actually love it...
“Nothing can take the place of your daily bath or shower...”. Lol I want them to reiterate that part
Frugal and practical - my favorite 🙏🏻
PONDS COLD CREAM DOES EVERYTHING YOU NEED ON SKIN
FRUCTIS OR SUAVE FOR HAIR AND HERE THAT ANNOUNCER: WASH YOUR HAIR EVERY WEEK TO WEEKS.
In 2019, we wash the hell out of our hair: most white folks, that is..
She took that shower cap off and that hair was LAID perfect!
No wet edges or anything. If only this was real life.
She must have put it on carefully before showering
For real lol
@@flazaydah1185 Hahaha ! Me too !
I actually only wash my hair once every 7-10 days, but i bathe about 2-3 times a week.
And i often have my hair in 40s styles, and when i do i wear a cap as well, and although i nvr put my head directly under the water, my hair still looks 90% the same.
When i wear my hair in older styles, such as 1800s or 1700s, or before, it normally doesnt change much either...
BUT if i have a more modern style and try it it normally has changed ALOT.
I believe its cause older styles are MEANT to last unless ur hair gets soaked.
PLUS all the dry shampoo used in between washes helps make it stay put, i dont use TONS of hairspray, just a bit, even on 40s styles, but the little bit used helps.
But sometimes i dont even use it.
Its about the way u care for it and style it.
But this IS a very possible thing.
ALTHOUGH we clearly saw her edges get wet, so that would still be wet.
Although an easy fix.
I’m a hair stylist. Women are SLEEPING on vintage hair tricks. They’ve been lost to time. I want them back for all of our convenience. Throwing your hair into a pin curl set, or some rollers while it’s wet, is the BEST way to set curl into hair. It is most permanent. Especially with a good gel or moose, it’ll last longer than thermal curls. Also, the styles they create can be brushed into a number of the most fabulous hair styles the world has ever seen. And they’re SO EASY. Bring back convenience, bring back the wet set.
I'm young and I do this! I twist my damp hair a little and get the most beautiful beachy waves, leaves my hair smelling like it was just washed too, or makes my perfume last longer. I get complimented more on my "wild" look than with other things. (I know it depends on hair texture and your own possibilities, but I really recommend to style it a little damp because my hair is really thin, so it adapts quite easily).
True my mom used bobby pins..was gorgeous..I had brush rollers then comfy pink sponge rollers..see the cute hairsetting books we all got at supermarket checkouts. Fun.
I don’t see how sitting around in curlers is convenient
@@debbylou5729 think of it this way. You roll the rollers on Sunday morning while you sip a breakfast mimosa. You do your makeup, get ready to relax for the day, and let your hair dry around those rods. You undo them, and brush the curls out, and now have perfect fluffy voluminous hair for the entire week! Would you rather that? Or spend your every morning with a blow dryer and curling iron?
@@barbarjinks8170 I’ve lived this and it sucks. Sucks so bad that dryers were invented and then it still sucked. The thought of not washing my head for a week, makes my skin crawl. I guess one persons heaven (where you only get good hair at the end of a long boring day) is another persons hell
That awkward moment when a 40s beauty tutorial is more progressive than 2020s beauty tutorials..
So true!
Hetalian 👀
@@RC.- Siiiiiiiii😄😄❤️
@@paulrossi4863 sorry to burst your bubbles but people totally had those in the 40s, Victorians had those, Renaissance people, Vikings and ancient egyptians had those too...
@@paulrossi4863 criterias of freakiness are subjective I'd say. If I see a girl with blue hair my first thought is "she has an artsy personality", meanwhile if I see a well dressed girl who's a nazi I will think she's an abnormal freak eventhough those people where everywhere in the 40s. I guess it's also related to what you've been use to see growing up. For someone who grew up seeing only natural hair colors, hair dyes are weird, but if you grew up being used to see people with pink hair, your brain wouldn't even notice it much
Is it just me, or do these vintage tutorials seem to care more about hygiene education and the well-being of people than anything I've seen in recent times? They even talk about myths that people still aren't aware of today. Also, they focus more on highlighting misinformation people may have regarding hygiene.
well most of them are educational videos funded by the government whereas most modern tutorials are made by people trying to sell you stuff
True now people just tell us to buy things from legit gucci or we will look like a raisin
@@inspiredby624 now that you mentioned it,,, i can’t believe i just realized about that
@@nilah811 LMDAOOAAOOAOA
I was aware of them. He's also giving bad advice about scrubbing the skin and brushing the hair (if your hair is curly--mine is--you don't want or need to use combs and brushes.
These eras were so brutally honest. I love how they got straight to the point with topics such as self care/hygiene.
"she avoids red nail polish so not to draw attention to her stubby fingers." Is a line I loved in another vintage beauty/hygiene tutorial. Brutally honest but a good tip.
I like how back then they were actually honest saying the expensive products aren’t necessary, today’s ad’s could never.
5:24 "And make the most of what nature has given you"
That statement is TRULY something that this generation of nowadays really needs to listen to more often...
*what God had given you
@@gabriellameattray9778 some people aren’t religious...?
@@AlexSmith-qw3nl what we believe does not change the fact that God is real. He knit you together in the womb and he loves you so much. God saved me from the new age, from my lifestyle of death. He is so merciful and good. Repent and believe in Jesus! There's no love as great as his
@@voopsin8116 proof of what?
@@gabriellameattray9778 I love you ❤️
I work at a nursing home and the old ladies there still follow these beauty tips!
Omg, ❣️
they wash their hair every 2 weeks? ewww
@@FresaPeroNoParaTuMermelada tbh it’s a battle to get them to wash their hair at all
Aw this is so cute.
I can imagine them in the home dressing up for a night out as they would then😃
"Make the most of what nature has given you" - I like that:)
Someone needs to tell the Kardashian clan that 😄.
@@katyp.2495 😜
Exactly and no man should be shaving his ball sack.
that's why I always liked the expression, "look your best". Your best. Not some other person's best of their idea of best. Your best. Cheers, Anna
@@Insp.CountMortisWinshipKlaw you prefer someone does it for you? :P
This is called being REALISTIC. The video is straight to the point, educational, positive, provides simple and easy tips and even encourages the fact that expensive creams and skin care is not necessary. This was a blessing I'm glad I saw this video. This is how it should be. Honest and ACTUALLY HELPFUL!
1940s - you don't need expensive products
2010s - buy this product that's $200 for 5g or you'll turn into a walnut
Doll Lee ikr
Lol!!🤣🤣
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣👏
I'd rather be a walnut than a fool.
😂😂😂
I- am I the only one shocked after seeing her hair perfect when she took it out of the shower cap??
Well, first of all, the cap wasn't rubber. If it were, her hair would have caught on it. And second, I guarantee you she goes to bed with curlers in her hair every night. It's trained to be that way.
But what about that beginning of her hairline that got wet where the cap didn't cover it? Would that have messed up the look?
Lol
Nope, you aren't.
her hair all smooth and silky and protected. What magic did they use back then???
“Wash your hair once every two weeks”
My greasy scalp: ahahahahaHAHAHAH
😂😂😂😂
Right! I cannot wear a greasy ass head of hair for more than one day 😂
I think I could get a natural mohawk by then.
@@meredithr9824 For real though
They probably suggested two weeks because shampoo in the 40s was not always PH balanced. Washing your hair too much with highly acidic shampoo isn't good for the scalp.
i really love how they arent telling us how to be pretty, but to be better version of us
2020: Ok you need a keratin treatment, expensive shampoos and conditions, hair masks, a straightener, and hair oils
1940: old-fashioned soap, shampoo, and water
@Miss Steele Horse shit.
@Miss Steele hell no
..and wash EVERY 2 WEEKS!
Because we abuse it with heat. And chemicals.
@@seeleygirl6178 And we do that because people who sell products claim it is necessary to abuse ourselves in this way; they appeal to insecurity to sell products.
My mom had beautiful hair and skin into her 80's and she followed alot of these beauty routines...I miss her ...peace and love
Your mother had good genes, the beauty routines were probably unnecessary lol.
Awe :( I’m so sorry for your loss.
@@maledicenttails I don’t think it’s the time
Sorry for your loss
So So Sorry :(.
Now I understand the whole “ I can’t go out tonight I’m washing my hair “ back then it was a huge production!
Absolutely!
Even more so in the Edwardian era when hair was super long and indoor plumbing wasn't quite as commonplace.
That’s nothing’s compared to edwardians!
Yes, because also, that meant setting it in curlers and sitting under a hair dryer.
yeah, but they only did it once or twice a month!
The moment when she washes her hair in the bathroom sink omg!...we have been so accustomed to our comfort that this is a great reminder to appreciate the comfort we have today. And as for cosmetics and fancy products....Less is more! Thank you!
My grandma, who died a year ago, was still washing her hair in the sink.
@@MssBeccaSpain Bless her soul :) My grandmother in Tunisia, North Africa, didnt' have a separate bathroom in her house, but the shower was made up of a hoze in the open roof patio, and we'd hang a sheet for privacy....As babies we'd just bathe in plastic buckets....It has helped me appreciate my comfort growing up in France in relative "luxury"! ;)
It can be so relaxing to wash your hair the ‘old way’! In the countryside i would wash my hair in the sauna: the firewoods heated up some water in a metal basin, which would then be mixed in a bucket with cold water from the well. Even though it took way more time, it felt quite rewarding at the end :-)
sink works better
I don’t get it, how so people wash their hair if not in the sink??
Even back in the 40's, they declared shaven hair growling back thicker is but an Old Wives Tale.
Well isn't that an old wives tale? The hair looks think because it's stuck together
and yet people still believe it grows back thicker 80 years later. it just appears thicker because of the blunt tip
even if it grows back thicker, can't you just shave it again?
@@ruthpangaribuan2755 Exactly!
I have literally gotten into an argument with my old roommate when they said you could grow more hair if you just started shaving it 🙃
I love that we've been told since the 1940's that we need 8-9 hours of sleep a night and shaving your legs doesn't cause the hair to grow back thicker or darker but women still don't listen ahah
It's simply ignorance!
My mom told me that and i was scared 👀
IT DOES GROW BACK THICKER TF DUMMY💩
@@deirdrerhi it depends on some people smh...UR IGNORANT 💀🤡
Mine grow darker and thicker when I shave them. My hair is naturally light brown so I can see a noticeable difference. However when I wax and the hair is removed from the follicles, it grows back light brown and smooth.
Ahhh so this is the 1948 version of "Get Ready with Me" videos 😂😂😂
Only it's better
Yes 😂
ARMY
Hahahaha
yeah😂😂😭
I love the emphasis on health, hygiene and care rather than how to alter your very features.
Yes..so sad today..all the plastic surgery..😪
So since the 40's the shaving myth was debunked, why does people still believe in them
I was thinking the same! My mom thought it makes hair thicker! Shes like 42!
I heard it from a makeup artist recently i don't know where it came from because it the same principle than trim the hair ends. I still prefer sugaring tho.
I wish someone had told me it wasn't a myth lol
@Mijita Chula totally true,
Here’s the thing: I’ve gotten my legs waxed for about two years and recently switched to shaving and I can say for a fact that the hair does not grow as nice with shaving and grows quicker. When I got waxed, the hair started getting prickly after two weeks and with shaving, it gets prickly after day 2
“If your hair squeaks after your final rinsing, you may be sure it’s clean.”
*screams in curly hair*
comb and brush your hair thoroughly...
**wheezes in curly hair**
It should still squeak. I'm just trash at it. 😔 whenever my mom would wash my hair It would be clean. I hope I get it together soon lol
@@thesecretnewbie8872 you can brush curly hair just only when it's wet.
My hair squeaks and I’m black lol
curly hair still squeeks mate
Crazy to think this was 70 years ago. My grandmother is 89. This would be her generation. Wow
@Salty Syren feels bad man i feel sorry for her
this is the year that my mom was born. amazing to see.
My grandmother would’ve been 12 when this was filmed. Hard to believe.
I wonder how old the girl in the video is today?
She looked 18-23, I would say 93 - 98
When they say the 40s/50s had unrealistic beauty standards, this is honestly great advice and a very informative presentation about daily personal hygiene, most of which I had NO IDEA ABOUT! Not to mention a lovely message of making the most of what nature has given you. Love it!
"Wash your hair frequently"
"At least once every two weeks"
"Or more Often if needed" is what he said.
Cosmic Dancer yeah but that causes buildup which leads to hair loss... that happened to me
@@wednesdaysdoll but this is NOT AT ALL true for natural curly hair!
Me, someone who washes her hair every second day, hearing that like 👁️👄👁️
I believe their soaps were super strong and stripped their hair of all oils. If they washed it as often as we do today, they would probably have scraggly, thin hair!
To think in 2019 people STILL think shaving and cutting hair makes it grow thicker.
I mean there's people who still think the earth is flat after several centuries
Well shaving hair makes the hair thicker at the end I believe, since the blade is very harsh. But overall the thickness should stay the same
its just the illusion created by the shaved end of the hair... like the hair tip is flat
They do get darker, though
I literally still believed that till like 2 years ago
*Am I the only one that finds this really interesting? It’s like seeing my grandma*
There's more accuracy, common sense, and good advice in this 80-year-old video than in anything I've seen anywhere, any time since!
Man i WISH my hair fell that well when taken out of a cap
I thought the same about myself. lol
This is very GAY!
I wish my hair would fall like that anyway, cap or no cap!
Sian Valadian i wash my curly hair every 3-4 days, if it’s not greasy, it smells stale at the least. i can’t imagine two weeks! ick
I wish my hair fell like that right after I do it lol
We used to watch these old movies in health class in the 60s.
Karen Murphy oh my I love the 60s! The fashion is my far most favorite!!
For some reason just watching this brought me back to Jr. High and Seventeen Magazine and I can just smell the Noxema and the Prell shampoo (out of the tube) or either BODY ON TAP! ha
....ohhhhhh yahhhh, the grade-school Thursday afternoon ‘film strips’...;)!
Ladies, did you wash your hair once every two weeks? If so, would it be really dirty?
I love this video idk why but their so relaxing to watch
Cheshire Cat I totally agree
Ha ha I woke at 515a and found this video I am getting sleepy 😴 💤 🛏
ASMR
I think the calm tone and lack of today's often jarringly loud music and quick scene cutaways help create that relaxing atmosphere.
I like the crackling background noise
I guess this is why I always admire women's beauty from the 40s and the 50s... They looked so clean and fresh back then, probably because they weren't using tons of different products, plus they weren't using products with perfume and chemicals things in it (unlike a lot of people do today).
I don't know but this is so inspiring, it doesn't sound old or obsolete at all, this routine looks very accurate. I'm going to get my inspiration from this kind of videos, people were just so much more glamorous at that time.
Thank you for posting this anyway, very interesting and surprisingly helpful !
These women were straight up gorgeous without the make up! Straight
they chose good looking ones
Of course they have make up on :)
The lighting and the fact that it's black and white makes everyone look better. Don't feel bad.
No Maria, gay. I'm gay for all those beautiful women lmao
keep in mind its a black and white movie filmed with a potato... its basically like one of those instagram story filters to make skin look perfect...
I love how they say to wash your hair every 2 weeks. We wash our hair far too often, especially for someone like me with curly hair. Shampoo companies want us to think we need to wash hair daily. They’re wrong.
Heidi Hudgins yep! I wash my hair once every two ...sometimes once every two and a half weeks. And that’s how I think my hair has always been so thick all of these years!
That is because you do not have oily hair
Oily hair does require more washing, but I agree with you as I have dry hair. Try to leave the natural oils alone and let them build up a bit. The shampoo companies used to say lather, rinse, and repeat (i.e., use more product!). That would only be necessary if your hair is truly quite dirty. Daily washing, except if you really need it, will ensure that your scalp will stay too dry. It's an individual thing. I easily go four days or more.
Unless your hair is oily
@@valeriaa5496 dry shampoo boo
Ahhhh, what a nice and wholesome video... In 1948 my mom was 19, she has since past away at the age of 87 but I still yearn to experience her life when she was young and beautiful and single. Thank you for uploading this video and helping me to see my mom as an eternal beauty.
My mom was 16 in 1948.
She turns 87 one week from now.
@Adam Buentello if you look hard enough you will find those kind of people in any age and time of history. ...but this video isn't about that so don't try and ruin it by posting your stinky vomit reply.
Awww how sweet
I was born in 1948. The woman in this film looks very much like my mother. I suppose it is because of the styles then. My mother wore her hair like that. Sometimes she would put my hair in pin curls as well. I am happy that your mom lived a long life, I lost mine when she was 44 (I was 18), so I appreciate seeing these old films more than most.
@Adam Buentello .. you are full of hate, go see a psychiatrist.
“Expensive items aren’t necessary”
Let that shout on the loudspeakers all over.
"Make the most of what nature has given you." Timeless advice.
“Wash your hair once in two weeks”
Also me: gets fleas on the fifth day
"Or more often if necessary"
Mine gets dirty in 2 days! 😅
Ragdoll Bunniii 🤣🤣
Fleas??? Wtf
hahaha how adorable. flees prefer clean hair XDDD
this was way more helpful than every tutorial from today
ariannasv22 oh please sis give me a link 😓
I KNOW all the other tutorials are like “tAkE tHiS eXpEnSiVe pRoDUcT (that does absolutely nothing) aNd ApPly pLeNtY aNd tHeN aPply 20 pOuNds oF mAkeUp” all the tutorials nowadays aren’t about hygiene they’re about expensive products and trying to look unnatural
I’m a guy and, for some reason, find videos on this channel super comforting
I thought the profile picture was a woman a very muscular woman
everyones hair was so pretty and fluffy back then!! how!!!
Curling and they brushing though it. You can do it with a hot iron too.
Pin curls. Just as the video shows, curl your hair while wet. Sleep on it and if it is dry in the morning, unpin it and it will poof out when you brush it.
@@cellgrrl thx for the advice!
No straighteners and no excessive washing and these modern day chemicals these things thin the hair out
Better diet. Less chemicals.
Everybody is freaking out over the "every two weeks" thing, but didn't hear him say "or more often, if necessary" immediately after that statement.
They really should continue to show these movies in schools. You would be surprised how many people just don't have basic skills.
Telling girls that they need to shave their legs and armpits or groom their eyebrows? That's outrageous! Can't say that anymore.
@Salty Syren All men are expected to have beards these days
Where would they show these films back in the day? A movie theatre?
@@SamuelBlack84 school
@Salty Syren not really though,plenty of men keep beards. I agree partially, we shouldn't be pressurising men to shave.
His voice is so calming i could listen to him all day
"And it goes without saying that only a nice, clean man should go next to that nice, clean skin!"
Yeah..you have to be perfect, and clean. Otherwise,no man will put an eye on you! 😂
🤣💯
Oh incel. Just ignore all of the pressure that laid on them.
You don't sound like anyone would like to be provided for by you anyway
@topherh33
@@gggggggggggggggggg161 bruh it was a joke
craffte the food is different
My brother:"that's a pretty girl😍"
Me: she could be our grandma😑
My brother:"that's a pretty grandma😍"
Lol I mean hes right. Does it make her past self any less pretty? Nope.
@@korinakorinakorina I gues you're right. It was only a joke😁 my brother didn't say that, but that joke came in my head so I wanted to say it 😁
Ahaha this is great
Love it!
I’m 38 and I hardly ever see a woman as attractive as the main woman in this video. The women who were in their 20s during the 1940s were truly queens of beauty.
That safety razor look scary!
My husband uses that kind. I tried it once and it was scary. It's not light either and I was so afraid as the blade was super sharp.
It’s actually really easy to use and super safe as well. It’s also better on your skin than those plastic disposable razors, as the sharpness of the blade makes it glide on smoothly without scraping your skin (the disposable ones do. They also pull the hair). I never pay too much attention when I shave but never have a single nick.
It practically looks like a torture device! :0
OMG, I had forgotten about those razors. I used to nick the hell out of my legs, especially my shins, and many times I'd come out of the bathroom with little wads of toilet paper stuck to my legs to control the bleeding.
You let the weight carry the razor. No pressure! That's how you cut yourself.
I have depression and can sometimes find self care and hygiene difficult. This video makes it feel WAY less overwhelming and simple
Funny how she washes her hair separate from a shower
It’s a healthy way to wash your hair from the back while your face is down, It helps you to improve blood circulation in your follicles..
Lee-Ane you look like you ask to speak to the manager with that haircut.
Maybe they couldn't waste lots of shower water
I was thinking how odd to wash hair after getting out of the shower too.
Very few people had showers then. They only had bathtubs. I grew up that way. We washed our hair in the basement, using the utility laundry sink.. Big, deep sink. That's all we knew. Everyone did their hair like that. I am 71. We had Home Ecconomic classes that taught many of these things. I got a big laugh out of some of these comments. This video brought back many memories. I still use the routines I learned decades ago. If it isn't broken, don't fix it! 😅😅
I am positively in love with this era of beauty. So many common sense practices lost in the modern world of insta-fix products.
This is true, simple washing with a gentle soap on face and body will do the trick and a little face cream plus body cream. I'm only 64 and just now seeing a few fine lines. God do I remember those old razors, and by shaving will not make your hair grow back thicker.
The soaps nowadays dry out your skin, but yes, I like the idea of a minimal skincare routine.
it’s the ingrediens today soo bad for the skin
my dad is also 89 .. he raised us to use soap on our bodies, but only hot water on our faces. Ive never had an acne problem, and dont look too bad for my age either! The older generations actually do know some pretty cool stuff, lol!
Happy Holidays from Las Vegas!
@@goblinuldrogatinsmoala What was soap made of that made it better? Maybe there's still some around
@@somerandomasmrr Has the world gotten worse?
5:24 “and make the most of what nature has given you“ that’s why nobody needs fillers, breast enlargement, butt implants etc !!!! people back then seem to care more about mental and physical health than people nowadays ...
Nobody usually needs them. I’ve heard of breast cancer survivors getting breast implants after a mastectomy. Even if they don’t need them, if they want them and they are happy with them, that’s ok.
Also, a LOT of trans people undergo surgeries to help combat gender dysphoria. That has been proven to really help mental health.
@ I have no gender
Where are the studies to show surgery helps?
@@deec3561 I don't have any links, but if you google "gender dysphoria treatment", looking past the ads, you'll see that many medical professionals recommend surgery for severe cases.
“Don’t use each other’s towels”. Omg my husband gives me so much crap about this. He uses my towel and it makes me crazy!😂
If you have unprotected sex , sharing towels shouldn't bother you.
Get him his own towel
You must talk to him about it 😃
And people thinks I'm weird, I'm a girl so I can't share my staff which I used for my body care. Even my father think I'm weird for not sharing towel with him when his towel is in washing machine 😂😂😂
@@need_more_coffee8487 I have a towel which I share with my mom so you're pretty unlucky
woman : has like 3 step of skincare and a flawless face
me : did full 10 step korean skincare and still breakout
I feel like there is something to be learnt from that.
woman: is a model chosen for the video because of her good skin
you: is just an everyday ordinary person that struggles like the rest of us :)
Also the fact that today a person can have an identical diet and workout and be on average 30 lbs heavier than a person in the 1970s... environmental pollutants and the general effects of capitalism are far more intense now than they were in the 50s also.
Less is better using a lot is so much chemicals it’s not necessary
Not the K-beauty routine 😅✋. We know that k beauty skin routine is good, but the steps tho 😔
He's right about the hair-washing. If you overwash it, you strip away the healthy oils your hair and scalp need. These 1940s girls are amazing.
I love to watch these vintage tutorials. It's simple, direct and the most better, super relaxing 😊
I could even watch it just to sleep well.
Love this. Sometimes I feel lazy but this video shows you the importance of self care. This is a good reminder.
"Expensive creamers and powders aren't necessary." Quick, someone tell the entire beauty industry! Whoda thunk!?! Natural is better? No kidding...
Tell Kyle Jenner that 😅😅😊
@@gs9255 HAHAHA!!! I was totally thinking that at the time I posted this, but didn't want to throw hate at someone I don't know. But still, that's one damn funny joke, lol.
@@Silveryback 👍
Natural isn't better
@@derekward3512 yes it sure is
"Frequently wash your hair. Once every two weeks should be sufficient." Well I needn't change my routine lol
same
I think this video had a lot of sensible tips: simple skincare, dont share personal items, wash as often as your hair needs it...
“The hair needs careful attention, like this”
*cries in long curly hair*
She beat her hair up with that brush!!
Quarantine got me watching old shit cause I hate the fact that everything now a days is so complicated right I wanted to point out that although it is complicated now back then there was more racism,homophobia,sexism and more so don't romanticise that era to much plz
For reals !!👍
that sentence came out wrong
samee
Okay sameeee!!!
Ayla Boswell yup
I truly love how they praise natural beauty here. Nowadays the meaning of natural is getting extremely good plastic surgery so no one notices you've gotten it. smh
😢
It’s nobody business whether or not they got plastic surgery tho🤷🏾♀️. I’m all here for supporting all body types or the fact that a few ppl aren’t comfortable/confident for the one they were born with.
BTSUBLIMINALS totally agree with you. It’s annoying how people get attacked for just voicing this opinion. There is nothing healthy about glorifying plastic surgery and photoshop as it promotes body dysmorphia and teaches little girls that they aren’t good enough and need to be enhanced to feel beautiful and accepted. It’s an extremely dangerous message. Society is so hypocritical, glorifying fake unrealistic beauty standards at the same time as preaching about self and body acceptance.
No? People still get shit on for plastic surgery, yes we're more open about it but people still get shit on in general, most girl with natural make-up don't even have plastic surgery, what girls are you surrounding yourself with?
lmao i’m not using ur subliminals if u sprout stuff like this. let people do what they want. write some affirmations to be more accepting love :)
wow I feel really comfortable watching this… no photoshop or anything… I actually feel confident watching this… and that’s sad. It really says a lot about the pressures put on women today…
Not only had this educated me it’s boosted my confidence
istg this video is so much more better than any other beauty videos these days. the man's narration still applies to now; it's relevant even until now
"Wash hair once every two weeks" this is so accurate! Frequent washing RUINS the hair. This is the healthiest and truest advice I have ever seen wow
Washing the hair every two weeks sounds really gross. Daily washing isn't necessary, but I have to wash mine at least every 3-4 days or it gets very greasy.
@@CandraJade84 for me ,once a week is perfect
Don’t know, I cringed a lil when he said wash hair “once every two weeks” lol. longest I can last is maybe 3-4 days before feeling very yucky. But I agree, I’ve heard that excessive washing hair is not good, n better to let some natural hair oil build up sometimes, instead of washing hair every day. Not sure what’s true or not, I’ll still be washing my hair regularly.
Despite some bad advice due to lack of research at that time I love the focus on people's health. This approach should make a comeback.
The fact that these videos are wiser than any other glamour video today
Well, that explains why my grandma's skin is so smooth and soft even in her late 80's
'Make the most of what nature has given you'...wish this could be today's beauty rule. Taking care of what you've been given instead of constant hair, face and body modification
I hate people that say this.
Its okay to not be natural as long as your happy and healthy.
but not every girl was born pretty
@@majesticmagical I agree with you, but I think she meant the exaggeration, like doing 300 plastic surgeries. I understand that everyone can do whatever they want, but it's bad because the person starts changing so much that it goes wrong and the person has to do more surgeries to fix it.
@@leamichele2535 true, but almost every girl feels prettier in a dress or skirt.
BTSUBLIMINALS totally agree with you. It’s annoying how people get attacked for just voicing this opinion. There is nothing healthy about glorifying plastic surgery and photoshop as it promotes body dysmorphia and teaches little girls that they aren’t good enough and need to be enhanced to feel beautiful and accepted. It’s an extremely dangerous message. Society is so hypocritical, glorifying fake unrealistic beauty standards at the same time as preaching about self and body acceptance.
Omg this is so much more inspiring than today's commercials! Glad I found this channel!
PS as of shaving leg hair - not true - it indeed grows faster after and causes skin rush, wax and sugar is much better for me.
I love these vids ! Actually these tips do work ! Thank you for sharing !
@Ryan R heheheheh I still do ! Love !
“Healthy skin can be caused with only a few simple preparations”
Me: ME HOLDING 8000 DIFFERENT FACE SCRUBS
Hayley Kitty cat lmao that’s called good marketing. they make it seem like you need those 700 skincare items, when you could make the most of easier things: like what you will always have. 💛 hopefully you can learn that
scrubs can cause abrasions. if you want your skin to glow try exfoliating using AHA and BHA acids
Scrubs aren't good for the skin and can be damaging. You should exfoliate about once to twice a week and use a double cleansing system everyday.
If you want a scrub that's totally natural, take rice and grind it, mix water and coconut oil and use it as a scrub, it's way better than a bunch of chemical filled scrubs
Girls were so natural back then 😊
They still wore makeup. More than you see in the video
agizzy23 Only little bit though
Yeeaa sure, four centimeter high, thin arches instead of eyebrows are sooo natural.
Maleah Fennessey Yeah I meant natural compared to now
Gregor Bork better than the caterpillars girls draw on today. 😂
I love to see beauty tutorials from old timed they are very detailed and I am impressed to see how beautiful the makeup of that time was
All they needed was soap water and attention. Compared to nowadays when there's 5000 creams soaps masks and other crap to get rid of ONE pimple
It's interesting though because now we understand the biology of our skin better!
Agreed, I prefer healthier alternatives rather than what they have in the stores.
I wonder if acne even existed in the 30/40's I never saw one of those ppl with it.
@@kira_1192 Probably not bc food was a lot more natural and air pollution was way less.
@@kira_1192 it was just less because of the products in food and genetics passed in were way healthier
2:42 “the hair needs careful attention like this”
*rips through hair*
She's actually using a soft brush, with no plastic bristles, so it didn't damage her scalp
4:04 I feel like my life is now complete. I know where "Squeaky Clean" came from...
Same
YES!! Seriously LOL
You didn’t know that? Idk why but i always knew and used to squeak my hair after i washed it.
These videos are the only way I can satisfy my desperate need to go back in time. Thank you so much.
tbh i find this a lot more helpful than today's beauty routines. you don't need expensive products or a ton of makeup on your face to look nice
"The fact that it's narrated by a man will no doubt raise some hackles, but that was the 1940's."
I love the description LOL
Finally! Someone said it!
To be fair, I've seen old tutorials narrated by women too.
“Skin scales” I knew I was a dragon.
Kathryn Sarah same
Haha 😂
Me, too when I was a big child and often neglected what my mum told : rub your skin with (DIY) coconut oil😁
It was about 40 years ago.
Why is this better than Beauty Routines now? It actually has helpful tips that work really well in the long run.
Make the most of what nature has given you
SAY IT OUT LOUDEEEER
These follow-along videos are very helpful, interesting, and inspiring. My grandma's sister taught me some of these techniques some years ago, I used the same brand she did but because the company brand changed their ingredients it made my skin dry out and my hair started to fall out. I had to seek out other brands that aren't too expensive or too cheap, but then I found a fantastic Etsy shop that makes vegan/natural soaps, shampoos, and body lotion. Odorless but easy in my skin. I purchased some for myself and some for my aunt. But after her passing I've continued to remember everything about self-care, even home-made clothpads. ☺
'Wash your hair frequently' yea! 'Once every two weeks' miss girl i live in a tropical country
The way this video had me more interested than any other beauty video on youtube now... like wow. It's so original, natural, and I found it intriguing lol.
“If your hair squeaks then it’s clean” 😂
Thank you for the video- a lot of these beauty regiments are time-tested. I think though that the “squeaking” sound means the hair has been too stripped of oils, though. Appreciate your vids and the “ that’s all” at the end.🌸
"Lubricating cream"...
Or "lotion"
Bob Bobbinson Is that like a skin facial? A pearl necklace, perhaps? 😂😂😂😂😂
My Mom was born in 1932. She got up every morning,washed her face with water,soap,washcloth. And at the end of her grooming routine,always put a very thin layer of vasiline . Well into her 60’s people asked about her skin routine. She had gorgeous skin, buttery soft. In her 80’s at the end of her life , nurses would tell her how pretty she was! She had big brown eyes, full/medium lips,& dimples when she smiled.😊
Simpler times,but I appreciate what she taught me.
“To be “lady-like” a woman must always take care of herself.” She would say. So true. (Self care/self love)💕