So lovely and she looks beautiful. I remember looking in the mirror and taking a lipstick to follow the contours of my face to see if I had an oval face, I did not. It was round! EEK. Keep up the great videos.
I have to say that I hated liquid eyeliner until I received a brown liner in a subscription box, and now I know why! I am very fair with reddish-brown hair as well. I absolutely love these tutorials!!
Yes, using a brown liquid liner makes such a big difference if you're fair! Glad you discovered that! Thank you for watching; so glad you're enjoying the videos! :)
Just lovely, have been enjoying your vintage tutorials as a film buff. When you mentioned Monroe for the '50s brows, however, my mind went "Noooo! Ava Gardner and Jane Russell!" To me, those brunette ladies epitomized the rich dramatic brow lines, full sensuous lips and strong features of that era. Loving the history of color and implements. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for watching and I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos! When I mentioned Marilyn's eyebrows, it was only in the context of them being pointier at the top than a more classic 50s brow. I also think Ava Gardner and Jane Russell are perfect examples of the classic 50s look, including brows!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you found our channel and are enjoying it! Matthew and I are very lucky to have found each other for sure!
I just found your channel and I totally love you and your husband. You have inspired myself and my other half with some great ideas for our upcoming wedding. Of course during these times of Covid, we will not be having a reception or anything like that. You’ve given us the idea of making a great vintage video to share with our friends, since we cannot be together at this time. This is a great tutorial. Much love Inez
I'm so glad you found our channel Inez, and are enjoying it so much and have found it inspirational! I wish you and your fiancé the best of luck with your wedding! I'm sure you'll create a wonderful vintage video for your friends!
Thank you much for this tutorial, Michelle, I was so looking forward to it and it certainly hasn't disappointed!! I am really keen to go watch the make up artist film that you refer to, on TH-cam!! This my era through and through, it's taken me a while to settle on a favourite one, but the fifties is IT!! 💋
Loved this! Another excellent and detailed tutorial. This was very much my granny's decade. My granny totally got her hair done every week and she could paint red nails flawlessly in a flash. She also had the most amazing eyebrows, which she drew on every morning, sparking my lifelong fascination with makeup. Your comment about the matte look preference reminded me of one line of dialogue I heard in a movie from this era. "Your face is shiny, " said a man in a dismissive tone to his female dinner companion.
Ah, I love hearing about grandma's beauty routine! My grandma always said she had to go "put on her face" before we went out (although she didn't really put much makeup on). I love that line from that old movie! Never heard that one! Thanks for sharing!
The makeup look you created for Jess is marvelous! I cringed when I watched the Ern Westmore video. I remember my grandmothers and mother powdering their face as shown in the video and then brushing it off afterwards.
Besame has several in store exclusives and also have some left overs of the items sold out online. Definitely call if you are looking for something. They post items on their Instagram too. Also, LOVE this tutorial. Gorgeous!
Yep, I will definitely call them from now on if I can't find something online. They were very helpful on the phone. Thank you so much for watching! So glad you enjoyed it!
Any tips for those of us with older skin and droopier eye lids? Also any tips for makeup from the local drugstore? Very sensitive skin and allergies to latex and adhesive. Glad you mentioned the lash glue without latex.
Anything specific you would like to know regarding older skin and droopier eye lids? There's so much that can be covered! Maybe I can do a separate video about makeup for older skin. In terms of makeup from the drugstore, the gap between prestige makeup and drugstore makeup has closed a lot in the past few years and there are lots of wonderful options from the drugstore. Please let me know if you have any specific questions and thank you for watching!
She looks like a doll! Great tutorial and makeup. I live these videos. I wonder if there is any more information on color theory they used for 1950s and 1940s makeup. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for watching! So glad you're enjoying the videos! There is a bit about color theory in the book I mentioned, and also if you go to glamourdaze.com they have beauty guides from various eras that you can download for a fee that cover color theory from those eras, including the 40s & 50s.
The first time I watched the Westmore video I gasped out loud when I saw how much powder he used. "Omg, he just high fived her in the face with a powder puff!"
Hmmm. You can always use MAC Cherry, but that would make it more red and less pink. That's the first one that comes to mind; I don't know of an exact match off the top of my head.
@@MyVintageLove what a coincidence i was thinking of that before I’ve seen youre video wow lol you’ve inspired me more to start making videos like this !! I hope to see the 70’s and 80’s too
@@cocoamourrr That’s great! I’m so glad I’ve inspired you to start making videos too! Yes, there will be more videos- definitely planning on doing the 40, 60s, 70s and 80s!
So lovely and she looks beautiful. I remember looking in the mirror and taking a lipstick to follow the contours of my face to see if I had an oval face, I did not. It was round! EEK. Keep up the great videos.
Thanks Mom! I remember hearing about that trick of drawing your face shape on a mirror in lipstick! Thanks for watching- we'll keep it up!
Why “Eek” round faces do not age as much as other face shapes… 😏
I have to say that I hated liquid eyeliner until I received a brown liner in a subscription box, and now I know why! I am very fair with reddish-brown hair as well.
I absolutely love these tutorials!!
Yes, using a brown liquid liner makes such a big difference if you're fair! Glad you discovered that! Thank you for watching; so glad you're enjoying the videos! :)
Stunning, knowledgeable and so well put together. 🥰
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it! :)
I actually found this interesting. And of course Jess is gorgeous.
Thanks Scott! I try to make it interesting for a wide variety of viewers! Jess is always gorgeous. :)
Thanks for the tutorial, lovely look!
Thanks so much for watching!
Jess you look absolutely beautiful 😻 great tutorial lovelies xx🥂🍾
Thank you for watching!
Wonderful video as always Jess eyebrows game is strong there amazing
Thank you! Yes, her eyebrow game is very strong!
Just lovely, have been enjoying your vintage tutorials as a film buff. When you mentioned Monroe for the '50s brows, however, my mind went "Noooo! Ava Gardner and Jane Russell!" To me, those brunette ladies epitomized the rich dramatic brow lines, full sensuous lips and strong features of that era. Loving the history of color and implements. Keep up the great work!
Thank you so much for watching and I'm so glad you are enjoying the videos! When I mentioned Marilyn's eyebrows, it was only in the context of them being pointier at the top than a more classic 50s brow. I also think Ava Gardner and Jane Russell are perfect examples of the classic 50s look, including brows!
Beautiful, love the attention you put into the look, especially the liner! You both look gorgeous!
Thank you so much! Thank you for watching!
I found your channel a few days ago en I love it so much❤. You are a wonderful couple and it al seems so much fun.
You two are really an inspiration
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm so glad you found our channel and are enjoying it! Matthew and I are very lucky to have found each other for sure!
That’s the only kind of blue shadow I myself will attempt. More of a gray blue. You both look marvelous. Viseart for the win.
Ok this video is absolutely amazing
Thank you so much! So glad you enjoyed it!
I just found your channel and I totally love you and your husband. You have inspired myself and my other half with some great ideas for our upcoming wedding. Of course during these times of Covid, we will not be having a reception or anything like that. You’ve given us the idea of making a great vintage video to share with our friends, since we cannot be together at this time. This is a great tutorial. Much love Inez
I'm so glad you found our channel Inez, and are enjoying it so much and have found it inspirational! I wish you and your fiancé the best of luck with your wedding! I'm sure you'll create a wonderful vintage video for your friends!
Thank you much for this tutorial, Michelle, I was so looking forward to it and it certainly hasn't disappointed!! I am really keen to go watch the make up artist film that you refer to, on TH-cam!! This my era through and through, it's taken me a while to settle on a favourite one, but the fifties is IT!! 💋
So glad you enjoyed it and that it did not disappoint! I'm sure you'll enjoy the Ern Westmore video! :)
Oh wow! Loved this tutorial and learned so much! Truly fabulous
Thank you so much lovely! So glad you enjoyed it and found it helpful! Thanks for watching! ❤️❤️
Loved this! Another excellent and detailed tutorial. This was very much my granny's decade. My granny totally got her hair done every week and she could paint red nails flawlessly in a flash. She also had the most amazing eyebrows, which she drew on every morning, sparking my lifelong fascination with makeup.
Your comment about the matte look preference reminded me of one line of dialogue I heard in a movie from this era. "Your face is shiny, " said a man in a dismissive tone to his female dinner companion.
Ah, I love hearing about grandma's beauty routine! My grandma always said she had to go "put on her face" before we went out (although she didn't really put much makeup on).
I love that line from that old movie! Never heard that one! Thanks for sharing!
The makeup look you created for Jess is marvelous!
I cringed when I watched the Ern Westmore video. I remember my grandmothers and mother powdering their face as shown in the video and then brushing it off afterwards.
Thank you so much! Yes, that Ern Westmore video is very cringey! Thank you for watching!
Before I went cruelty free Fire & Ice was my favorite lipstick! If you have warm-toned skin it's the perfect shade of red
Besame has several in store exclusives and also have some left overs of the items sold out online. Definitely call if you are looking for something. They post items on their Instagram too.
Also, LOVE this tutorial. Gorgeous!
Yep, I will definitely call them from now on if I can't find something online. They were very helpful on the phone. Thank you so much for watching! So glad you enjoyed it!
@@MyVintageLove Love all your videos! :)
@@ayb111 Thank you so much!!
Any tips for those of us with older skin and droopier eye lids? Also any tips for makeup from the local drugstore? Very sensitive skin and allergies to latex and adhesive. Glad you mentioned the lash glue without latex.
Anything specific you would like to know regarding older skin and droopier eye lids? There's so much that can be covered! Maybe I can do a separate video about makeup for older skin. In terms of makeup from the drugstore, the gap between prestige makeup and drugstore makeup has closed a lot in the past few years and there are lots of wonderful options from the drugstore. Please let me know if you have any specific questions and thank you for watching!
She looks like a doll! Great tutorial and makeup. I live these videos. I wonder if there is any more information on color theory they used for 1950s and 1940s makeup. Thank you for the video.
Thank you for watching! So glad you're enjoying the videos! There is a bit about color theory in the book I mentioned, and also if you go to glamourdaze.com they have beauty guides from various eras that you can download for a fee that cover color theory from those eras, including the 40s & 50s.
Thank you. I've bookmarked that site. That is wonderful.
Beautiful 😍
I would love to know how you do your hair. PLEASE DO A VIDEO! ❤❤❤❤
Sure! We actually shot a hair tutorial for this look a few years ago- here you go! th-cam.com/video/vC0wjvvWaJk/w-d-xo.htmlsi=9VC6Qu0bkmzzHIAt
@@MyVintageLove thankyou! I did try and search. Must of missed it. Thankyou! ❤️
@@tbeansd6244 No prob! It's an older one. I hope it helps!
Love it!! Can you do a skincare routine? 💖
Sure! A vintage skincare routine?
@@MyVintageLove yes!! All skincare products you use! 💋
@@kellyr3179 Ok! We’ll add that to the list of videos to shoot!
Gorgeous look 💕💕💕
Thanks so much! ❤️❤️
Thank you
Thank you for watching! :)
That young lady do look like a real movie star in the 50’s !!
The first time I watched the Westmore video I gasped out loud when I saw how much powder he used. "Omg, he just high fived her in the face with a powder puff!"
I think I had the same response! i think I gasped then laughed out loud! It's crazy!
What lip pencil color could i pair Cherries in the snow with ?
Hmmm. You can always use MAC Cherry, but that would make it more red and less pink. That's the first one that comes to mind; I don't know of an exact match off the top of my head.
@@MyVintageLove what a coincidence i was thinking of that before I’ve seen youre video wow lol you’ve inspired me more to start making videos like this !! I hope to see the 70’s and 80’s too
@@cocoamourrr That’s great! I’m so glad I’ve inspired you to start making videos too! Yes, there will be more videos- definitely planning on doing the 40, 60s, 70s and 80s!
Very lovely and informative video! Do you think that any transulent powder will work?
Yes absolutely!
@@MyVintageLove awesome thanks you :)
Ah yes the age I live in!