18th Century Hair Tutorial | Hulu Harlots
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 พ.ค. 2017
- In today's video I'm going to show you how to recreate a gorgeous 18th century hairstyle inspired by the Hulu original show Harlots, which is set in Georgian London. We're also going to talk about the hair trends of the period. Enjoy watchin and be sure to check out Harlots, streaming on Hulu every Wednesday!
Music courtesy of Epidemic Sound
This video is kindly sponsored by Hulu
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My name is Lucy, I'm a 24-year-old girl from the Netherlands, and I'm here to offer an alternative approach to beauty.
On this channel I do mostly hair tutorials where I show you how to braid, pin and style your own hair. I recreate hairstyles from movies & tv shows and I regularly come up with my own, which I love to share with you!
I do lifestyle and beauty videos as well, ranging from wearable everyday looks, makeup tips and DIY natural beauty treatments, to fashion lookbooks, vegetarian recipes and more extreme Halloween tutorials.
If you enjoy history, you've come to the right place as well. I have a few series based on historical makeup and hairstyling that are my little passion projects.
Enjoy browsing!
Love,
Lucy
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This is how you make a sponsored video. It's interesting, relevant to the channels theme and actually makes you want to check out the show.
Well done 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
U must have quite muscular arms by now! My arms already hurt when im just trying to braid 😂
I have to say, I really appreciate the effort you always go to to make your outfit (at least from the shoulders up! hehe) suit the historical style of your hair/makeup tutorial. Sort of like a modern, understated interpretation of the historical fashion. Eighteenth-century to me is the most ridiculous-looking era of fashion, but I love this video all the same!
BTW, an added note 18th Century women and men used pomade and powder to really make this look stay in place for days and even weeks. I am doing the whole pomade and powder thing to give my hair a rest with the washing and help it grow faster. It also makes doing these styles easier as well. Anyways thank you for showing how to do it.
I discovered your channel yesterday and you're so talented! I love your historical videos, but I'd love to see a hairstyle from the late 1780's-early 1790's - a bit like Caroline from the latest series of Poldark? :)
oh, i love love love that hairdo!! so soft and pretty!!
I am SO happy to see your channel blow up! I've been here since 68k. Keep up the amazing work :D:D
Harlots was my fav tv show of 2017, so it’s really cool to see this little trio of videos talking about the style of the show, one of the best parts!
This turned out so well, Lucy!!! Gorgeous as ever ❤️❤️❤️
This must have taken forever to brush out!!!
18th century hairstyles are my favorites!
I really love the way you explain the whole process.
Thanks. Really usefull!!!!!
Love this hair style! I think this would be really beautiful as wedding day hair, maybe not so big in the front but it still could be really elegant
Love her hair style it fits her better than the modern look. Beautiful
THIS IS SOOOO BEAUTIFUL!!!😍😍😍😍💖💖💖
oh god that's beautiful and i love the show 😍😍
I've been looking for something like this for SO long thank you!!!!
I absolutely ❤❤❤ it! You did it beautifully. One of my most favorite hairstyles of that period. You have a timeless look as well.😊 You just gorgeous.
Amazing tutorial! I admire your skills so much :) x
you did this one perfectly!!
Wow! Totally impressive! You are an amazing hair stylist!
Wow it looks so good
Your video made me interested in the show and I was devastated when it was cancelled. I really wanted to see more of the lives of these ladies.
You did a great job wow I can’t wait to try
❤❤❤ this is so cool! I love it!
I LOVE IT MORE THAN WORDS CAN EVER DESCRIBE
girl, I tried this and I don't regret it. You have my like and subscription
This lady is so genious
Very helpful thank you for sharing.
You have like the perfect hair for this
I love your channel!
This is one of my faves!! Way more attractive than the Marie Antoinette look if you ask me!
You are so talented and so cute! 😍
I knew my Scene Queen days would come in handy one day!
Ha ha ha, I am so used to your previous 18th century hair tutorials that I was surprised that the first step was not pomade and powder.
Came on here for ideas to do my daughters hair for her princess party. I would love to try it!
This is wonderful! I didn't realize that you had put out another 18th century hairstyle video! I'd watched your other two, the Baroque one and the Marie-Antoinette video, which was the first video of yours that I watched. I admire your patience and that you research what you're doing and offer small tidbits of history!
I have at least two more, haha 😋
Love it 😍
Bravo !
Wonderful Tutorial!
Hi there, nice tutorial! Just wanted to point out that eighteenth-century women didn't actually wear full wigs. That level of artifice was all male. Women would add false hair in for styling but integrate it with their own. If you want some sources I can recommend some :)
I would like some sources. It would be fun to try them out!
I love it🤗
Awesome 👍
Such a pretty young lady!
Pretty Pretty
Awesome 😎
Woow that's really complicated but that looks soo amazing 😀 maybe i'll try to do it too someday 😂
You're hair is in amazing shape. Oftentimes if I do a lot of backcombing and teasing my gets damaged. How do you keep yours in such good shape?
Wooooow, no hablo ingles, pero en este tema definitivamente el idioma es secundario, excelente peinado. Lindo dia 😘🇲🇽‼️
Nice
Love your videos❤!!!
@loepsie Could you do a hairstyle tutorial inspired by itv's Vanity Fair? I adore Beccy Sharps hairstyles!
Your glove is a good tool is it a normal one or there is gloves you can wear them with hair iron..
Have you seen the braided headband of Anastasia in the new Broadway musical? 😍 Could you recreate that?? 😊💗💗💗
How long do you think that this hairdo would take to do?
you're so talented and you look amazing!! I think you would have looked even cuter if you had let a little bit of your bangs and a few baby hair fall on your forehead, it maybe wouldn't have looked historically accurate but i'm sure it would have looked really cute on you
what type of hairspray do you use?
I was wondering whether you could make a tutorial on backcombing as well? It may just be me, but I can never seem to do it properly! :P I love your channel sooo much!!!!
Do Henrietta Maria of France which is Charles the 1st wife
make a Libuše Šafránková tutorial ! you look like her !!
How did u get ur bangs like that? I want those kind
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Girls, help me out... I know I must be too late but where can I find Hulu and this series?? I'm late to the game but never too late to learn 🤗😂😊
Wow , now that’s definitely “ elaborate “ !!! Lots of excessive back combing , and hairspray, oh my. I haven’t had that much teasing since my 80’s / 90’s days . It’s really pretty though.
This reminds me of Carlotta from Phantom of the Opera
I feel so bad seeing you do that to your hair, I'm dying lol.
Hey,
they have conjured up a really beautiful rococo hairstyle.
My only question would be, how were curls made historically correct in the Rococo?
At that time there were nice curlers. Would like to try this historical method.😊
Can anyone tell me what size curling iron this uses?
That's smart where a protectant Glove
elsa hair ! ❤
I am from Iraq and I love you very much
I'm curious who started hair trends. During the different centuries.
Wow I thought they used doughnut shaped fabric pieces under their hair to get that big height. You made it look easy.
They supplemented it with hair pieces and padding. They did not use hairspray.
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I have very straight, very fine hair. I would give my hair about one hour before it went flat and fell down. Even using hair spray and teasing it.
I started off my journey watching james corden videos last night and somehow I ended up here....interesting.
I hope you deep conditioned your hair after all that teasing lol. Looks amazing!
You are so beautiful, like a princess! 😳
Lady Sybil! Don't tell me this is what you left Downton for! Not that the show doesn't seem interesting, it does, but still.
Why do 18th-century hairstyles always have one loose curl on their nape? Is it a trend or something?
This hairstyle reminds me of Claude's hair from the show Reign
ThatCitrusFriend I don’t see it
I love these hairstyles but I won't ever back comb my hair - I work too hard to keep it healthy and breakage free
electra heart is not dead
LIGHTS. THEY. BLIND. ME
Did you know they did have hair powder in the 18th Century?
+Brandy Loutherback I discussed it originally, but this video got heavily edited down by the commissioner. I went a lot more in depth but they wanted to keep it short and snappy. I talk about (and use!) hair powder in all my other 18th century videos though! 😄
I just thought that was very interesting! Sort of like rainbow hair fads now!
you look like pelen karahan
My dear you are very beautiful this is the truth the rest is story
Who else is be9ng a colonial for Halloween? Lolz
Looks a little like the 1980's (KIDDING ... not kidding ...)
STOP REUPLOADING! Unsubbed!!!
1122 33445 ??
1122 33445 Last week she did a video on the make-up to this look, of course using similar pictures. But it's not a reupload... Please check in the future before reacting in such a strong way. Lucy is one of the most genuine and honest TH-camrs around, in my opinion.