I love how you don't force your hair to do what you think it should and how you don't require it to be perfect. So refreshing and admirable. Thank you for being you.
Thank you Anna!!! 🐦🌟💖 Because of your clear instructions I now have the very first updo in my whole life (and I'm 66 years old) that actually stays up nicely and is very comfortable and doesn't cause stress to my head and scalp! I have a silk rose pinned to the back. I have changed dresses several times today and even with all that pulling clothing over my head it looks wonderful! My hair is clean, and it works well. Thank you again so much! 💗🌷🎵
I am so happy to know how to do this. I've tried many times and didn't know how. It never worked. I have also never worn my hair up except in a ponytail 🥺 and I am 52, and of course I just cut several inches off my hair. I had no choice tho do to damage. But I am starting the " no shampoo" journey, and hope to grow it longer than ever . Love your videos!!
Love the simple easy hairdo,I used to twist and twirl to the end as my hair used to be hinny length, and then take the twirl from the end and clip it once on top with the clip showing in the back. Love Anna’s ginger cat I fed my little woodie friends, birds,squirrels,turtles, and kitties. Dogs eat more than what I bring, but there’s many neighbors that have dogs. So I don’t see too many cats and dogs but different birds, crows,hawks robins and wrens and blue jays, So my hair style is just in a ponytail, but love the Gibson girl look, and it’s great for summer heat!
So..funny story: though I absolutely love hairstyle videos, I almost never do anything with my own hair, not even a ponytail. Which worked fine when I had short hair (about touching my shoulders) but now I have grown it out long, inspired by Bernadette Banner. Since it's now almost all the way down my back, I should really figure out something to do with it because having really long hair loose all the time is not ideal (had to wash food out multiple times) but since I don't like the way a ponytail looks on me, and I'm too lazy for complicated hairstyles, I just didn't for a long while. However, this video/hairstyle might just be it, it's simple, but not a ponytail! So thanks very much, I'll be trying it out right away!
I also find a simple English braid works well for keeping hair out of the way, and it can be styled and parted differently depending on your preference!
When my hair is too oily that it looks bad I rub corn starch on the palms of my hands and start working it through. It actually works quite amazing. Just spend a couple minutes adding more to any areas that need it to get a fresh look.
Had butterfly clips been available to our Edwardian ancestors, feel certain that they'd have been used daily! I often use them to get my just to bra strap length hair to do Edwardian things. So much more comfortable and easy compared to rats and pins! I also do milkmaid braids and low cinnamon bun with a center part and an antique comb which is very lightweight and comfortable as well!
When my hair is getting towards wash day, I lean on very neat, tight, dutch braids. The grease actually makes them look smooth and sleek, and I don't suffer so much from flyaways. I loved your 1 minute washing machine hairdo action sequence, and though I know it was because of light levels, the chnage in colouring made it feel like a grittily shot action movie, and I HIGHLY approve! HII-YA! *does karate nunchaks moves with ponytails*
As much as I loved this video, I have to say that you reacting to the notification bell may have been the CUTEST and most ADORABLE thing I ever seen! Never change ^*^
Your hair looks like polished silver. That's so striking with your young face. When my hair is dirty but I don't have time to shampoo, I press a strip of Scotch tape (do you call it that in Hungary?) onto my part, then lift it away. It lifts off any dandruff flakes without tugging out any hair. When I was young and had long thick hair, it was too heavy to stay in a bun very long. Bobby pins would launch out of the twists, LOL.
I wash my hair every two weeks, and I like to do an Edwardian inspired updo (especially in week two) but it involves many more pins, since I have only been growing it out from a pixie length for a couple of years.
I do exactly the same, but I dry shampoo my hair in-between wet shampoos, which provides the texture/grip necessary for the hairstyle to hold without needing a ton of pins! My dry shampoo is very basic, 50/50 cornflour and rhassoul. I apply it on the roots with a simple blush/powder brush, by sectioning my hair, then I massage my scalp and leave the powder a bit before brushing it all out. I've been growing my hair from a bobcut for a year, it's currently reaching the middle of my back, with 3b hair that also has waves near the roots. Edit: btw the rhassoul is in part because I have brown hair. If your pfp is a pic of you, then I either recommend rhassoul or straight up coal powder if you have black hair, to darken the white of the cornflour! For other peeps reading it, cinnamon powder is good for red hair!
My nr.1 tip is that i keep the front of my hair out of my face 24/7 with clips or hair combs, because otherwise it will get greasy the quickest. The top of my head will get greasy next and then i will do a high bun to cover it up. I also wear headscarfs, turbans and hats on bad hair days. Loved the video :)
Thank you this is brilliant! I’ve always wanted to do this type of bun but I refuse to tease my hair and I don’t have time for something like pincurls in the morning as some other tutorials tell you to do. I’ve given it a go and the most “difficult” part is for me is to keep twisting in the same direction when I push my hair back (but I also mix up a braid if I look in the mirror, it’s a me issue, not a tutorial issue).
Using the claw clips is a game changer for me! So much more comfortable and stable than I could ever get with my spin pins and bobby pins, my hair is just so fine and thin. Thanks for sharing, Pretty Shepherd 🙏🏼💕 I often have trouble removing the claw clips, as they want to get a bit tangled in my hair. Anyone else have that issue?
You are you cutest ,most fun, person I have ever ran across in you tube land. I could watch your videos for hours. (Well actually, I have. Lol) I have short grey, layered hair and you make me want to grow it out just to try out some of your BEAUTIFUL hairstyles! Never change. I love you just the way you are! ❤❤❤
Depending on the reason of your thinning you might also want to switch up the way you part/style your hair it might not be the reason behind it but it's generally good practice and, specially when your hair is not squeaky clean it does create a bit of lift and volume (that's why in the 90s women who blowdried their hair and men who had longer hair would always switch up the top of their hair, to create a more voluminous, lived in look)
@@TheGabygael I do the cinnamon roll as it involves less brushing and product than down and I keep tension off the roots. Not sure why I am thinning, it might be my diabetes. I am working on diet and weight to deal with that.
@@tiredoftrolls2629 ,I have read your comments,im sorry you have thinning hair,I know that feeling,I'm mid fifties and have autoimmune illness,so I'm guessing your diabetes is possibly to blame. I have stopped washing my hair everyday and I always use very good quality products with biotin,also take supplements. Hope you can find a happy ground with your hair.
@@ProserpinePomegranate I am washing twice a week with at least an hour of having castor oil and rosemary oil rubbed into my scalp. I used to wash daily. Sometimes I sleep with the oil and wash in the morning. I don't think my hair looks any thicker most of the time,but I have noticed I look less thin when I am on Zoom. I will look into Biotin.
I would like to thank you so much for you videos, since I started watching your videos and stopped washing my hair but once a month and I use oil scalp massage , my hair is already growing and thickening!! Now I’ll be trying some of your hairstyles as well!!
I have been wanting to know how to do this hairstyle ever since I was a child and fell in love with Eric Kincaid's illustration of Peter Pan. There's an image where a blue haired, white shift gowned Tinkerbell is wearing this style and it transfixed me. Thankyou!
I am so relieved to know once my hair gets crazy long (I'm growing it out to tail bone length) I'll still be able to do my Victorian/Edwardian hair!!! Also may I just say your hair is so gorgeous!!!
I use charcoal powder in my hair to add "structure". You could mix charcoal powder and arrowroot powder to create a matching gray shade for your hair. I love it even on my hair when clean and definitely to help absorb grease.
I I have always worn long hair. Mine has grown to my waist. That’s it. Almost there now. You have inspired me to do some updos’! One of the reasons I Iike long hair! So thank you. The ponytails were giving me headaches, so I just wore it down mostly. I am 70.
I have shoulder length babyfine hair that I wash once a week. Usually by day four I’m all out of volume in my hair and start to wear it in two French braids that I loop or coil them at the back of my head, because they’re too thin to look cute if I leave the braids loose.
Same. I’ve made it to twice a week. Can’t quite manage once. But thin hair and grease is a definite challenge. I also have to pin braids up to hide the thinness.
It seems like we have really similar hair texture and routines. I gravitate towards Dutch braids, though. The extra twist seems to add a fraction of the appearance of volume at my temples. Good luck, fellow fine-haired lady!
Thank you for inspiring me to do something different than a messy bun - my typical pandemic work from home style! Perfect for my 2 weeks since washing my hair situation!
I don’t have a greasy hair do other than a messy bun but I do find sleeping with my hair tied up makes it less greasy. Hopefully that’s helpful to someone.
I've now tried this hairstyle this morning. Must practice a few more times, as it kind of slid down a bit. Many people commented saying it looked really nice. I love this style.
Very cool!! Definitely going to try this. I’m forever in 2 braids. Kind of related but not really. I made soap nuts shampoo today. Not sudsy but it really cleans well 😁
I really enjoyed this hairstyle trick and can't wait to try it out! When my hair is on the greasy side, I find that intricate braiding styles (like a double french braid) look a lot nicer, because the partings are sharper. So I like to use these hairstyles then.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’ve been wanting to succeed in this hairstyle for so long and your tutorial allowed me to do so in a way that was so easy; not complicated at all! ❤️
The updo you showed a few months back is actually my go-to last week hairstyle now! It just works for me, and I expect this one will too. I tried it, but, as I just washed my hair a few days back, it isn't working for me yet. I just adore your hair philosophy, and I am really looking forward to the freshly washed hairstyle video! Haha although that probably will come when my hair is not ready for it either lol
On my hair I wash my hair with shampoo only every two weeks in the summer and three weeks in the winter, I use briads and donuts and it helps. I do have ethnic curly wavy 24.5 inch hair. I do vintage hairstyles but mostly in the front and sides of my hair and it looks good. Love your videos 😍💕
my hair actually does better with such hairstyles when it's freshly washed! but when it's very greasy, it loooooves braids, especially dutch braids. this way the greasiness doesn't show as much ❤️
Very glad I watched this now cuz I have a parade I'm gonna be in with my family today and we're driving our draft horses using a wagon made in the late 1890s. The clothes I'm wearing are Edwardian inspired, since I don't have any accurate Edwardian clothes yet, but I didn't know what to do with my hair. Now I'm even more excited for the parade, though I have to be the footman so it's gonna be a lot of up and down every time we stop so I can head them, stand at their heads so they can't take off if they wanted, but still lots of fun
Greetings Anna from Hellertown, Pennsylvania, US. I am totally thrilled with your videos. They are so helpful and beautiful too !!! I typically wash my hair every 2-3 weeks. This is a deep dark secret since most US Americans wash theirs every day. I'm into my third week of "wash free" hair & your Edwardian inspired hairstyle will help me get to 3-4 weeks. I was looking for a hair style that could help me get to the 4th week; monthly hair washings. This is it !!! Thank you !!!
No bobbypins, easy and quick...I like this type of hairstyles. And here I am, with freshly washed hair😁I have to wait to try this one😅 but I'm looking forward to your next video. Thank you for sharing this hairstyle.
When my hair is a bit too greasy at the roots and is going flat, I will do the fingertip massage thing but not smooth it out afterwards. The little almost-tangles right at the root prop up my hair and it makes all my layers pop back out and look "cool" instead of "finals week". I will also use a powder puff to put cornstarch just in my bangs and around the front hairline. Makes everything else look intentionally rock and roll instead of greasy :)
I love wearing a simple French braid or two Dutch braids when my hair gets greasy. Currently washing once a week but dragging it out slowly. I also love easy two braids with lose sides. But just before washing the front sections get a bit too obviously greasy.
I tend to go for less voluminous styles when my hair is a bit greasy- so milkmaid braids work really well, or a more mid Victorian bun with a middle part. If I really want a Gibson girl hairstyle when my hair is greasy though, I just go ham with the dry shampoo. That works well too. I find it really difficult to do the ponytail away from the scalp truck, because my hair is curly enough that it is too messy, but not so curly that the ness of curls looks good. So if I want to do a really nice Gibson girl updo, I usually straighten at least the hair closest to my scalp, for the first five or six inches or so. I try not to straighten the lot, as the hair from the shoulders down is quite flanged from previously bleaching it. So I try to avoid straightening the lengths of my hair.
Huh. I've been reading the Anne of Green Gables series for the first time and there's a character in Anne of Avonlea named Miss Lavender. She's described as a very pretty and youthful looking woman (they also say she's an "old maid" at 40, which isn't old haha) with grey hair. This video randomly popped up on my YT feed and you look just how I imagined her in my head. Youthful, pretty, and even sporting the Edwardian hairstyle which is the time frame the books are set in. (Just to be clear you don't look 40, or old in any way! Not that being old is a bad thing.) Your hair is gorgeous, and the Gibson style and that whole time period is just my ultimate favorite. So beautiful. I cannot wait for my hair to go more grey, it's stunning!
One of the styles that works with my hair before I wash it is a victory roll on the top, front, right side of my forehead and then the rest of my hair pulled into a high ponytail with a scarf wrapped around it. Also, I will do the victory roll and then put the rest into a head scarf.
My hair is thick, coarse and heavy. Pony tails are my daily style but can give me a headache after days of pull from the same spot on my scalp. When this happens, I divide my hair horizontally and create two pony tails situated vertically and close together. The pull changes just enough to give my scalp a break. Finish with a fluff scrunci or scarf wrap to hide the double elastics. 🙂
My hair's not nearly so long but I discovered a fun kinda updo that works for it, similar to this, I hang my head upside down and do a really loose braid at the end, then when I stand up straight I use a barrette or clip to suspend the braid (might have enough hair now to coil it once), stick my fingers through the hair before the braid to fluff it up a bit, it'll usually stay if it's freshly washed but if it's not, I'd hit it with some hairspray, or gel it a bit before I braid it so it stays in place. It's nice and loose and doesn't pull and hangs softly while still keeping it out of my way. Way more interesting than the straight boring braid I usually keep my hair safe in. Mine doesn't care where it parts as long as it does part, though changing the part is best done right after a wash, My trick for refreshing greasy hair is I slap a damp facecloth on my head and give myself a scalp massage through the cloth, it gets some of the heaviness off the hair near my scalp. I also don't wash mine very often, rarely more often than every other week, and I don't use shampoo so even greasy for me isn't all that greasy anymore.
Your hair is so pretty!! Love it, the color and fullness! I unfortunately have long but fine, thin hair, so some styles just don’t work for me, this one does but I have a LOT less bun.
Your hair is so much thicker than mine, with that said....your "greasy" looks better than mine....love your "ginger" kitty and all your hairstyle ideas...keep em coming!!!...
When my hair gets greasy, I brush the grease out toward the middle & ends, with boar bristles. Usually that is enough. When it's not, I do a close-to-my head top bun, like the bun you showed in your other video, but on the top of my head, not the back. My hair is getting long enough that when I am in a rush & need to transfer the clothes from the washer to the dryer, I have to make a fast bun, like that, but a little looser, or my hair falls into the wet clothes, catches on my arms, falls into my eyes, etc. I do it for cooking too. Hair in open flames is very bad! (Gas stove.)
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🖤👍🏼🤟🏼Great job! I’m definitely gonna give this a try. When my hair is greasy I like to do a “roll-ish” thing on the sides with a middle part and then a quick bun in the back (held with clips). Or I just give up and do a bun in the back and put a nice kerchief or bandanna over it all, tie it in the back and clip it down.🖤
For me I usually take inspiration from ballroom dance men's hair and go for very slick and neat styles ("if that is the look it has for that neat a hairstyle then it _couldn't_ have not been fully planned to be")
Omg the washing machine song.... Mine sings like that and I just can't deal haha Such a cute hairstyle, and simple is how I like them :) My greasy hair look is really a high pony because lazy and not gifted in the hair manipulation department :P
I always wondered how to do this hairstyle, thank you soo much!! ~{p.s. thank you soo much for not using Bobby pins in the demonstration or saying that Bobby pins were an absolute must, as I am awful at Bobby pinning, but claw clips, they will forever be one of my go to’s}~
my grandma used invisible little combs in the middle, or on each side like she want and then she make all her very long hair in a big fluffi bun. she only used some U-hairneedles to hold and fix it in form at place. I use these U-hairneedles now myselfe and I´m always amazed at how well and safely hold these mostly invisible simple U-hairpins. in my memories she always looked elegant like a lady. I´m sure - all these techniques that I saw as a child when she tamed her very long hair are easy to care for and safe throughout the day.
My hair never gets greasy! It's sooooo dry even when I add oil it just soaks it up like water in a desert 🙄 which by the way, your tip in your monthly wash video about adding oil the day before you wash saved my hair when it got too dry and stripped from washing in a new house. Now I add oil to my hair everyday to keep it soft and moisturized!
When my hair is freshly washed it will not say in anything without tons of flyaways, so when I want to do anything else than a simple braid or a stick held nautilus and I have greasy hair I pull out all the more intricate braided styles. My hair doesn't have much volume when greasy but it holds updos nicely and has a pretty shine - perfect for braids :D I'm excited to try out this :3 (I have lightly wavy medium everything dark brown fingerip length hair :D)
I love how you don't force your hair to do what you think it should and how you don't require it to be perfect. So refreshing and admirable. Thank you for being you.
Thank you Anna!!! 🐦🌟💖 Because of your clear instructions I now have the very first updo in my whole life (and I'm 66 years old) that actually stays up nicely and is very comfortable and doesn't cause stress to my head and scalp! I have a silk rose pinned to the back. I have changed dresses several times today and even with all that pulling clothing over my head it looks wonderful! My hair is clean, and it works well. Thank you again so much! 💗🌷🎵
I am so happy to know how to do this. I've tried many times and didn't know how. It never worked. I have also never worn my hair up except in a ponytail 🥺 and I am 52, and of course I just cut several inches off my hair. I had no choice tho do to damage. But I am starting the " no shampoo" journey, and hope to grow it longer than ever . Love your videos!!
This video is weirdly thematically consistent with the one I just watched about deep frying at home.
The algorithm wants me to grow as a person.
I just watched one about seasoning baking sheets 😂
Lol 😂….
Love the simple easy hairdo,I used to twist and twirl to the end as my hair used to be hinny length, and then take the twirl from the end and clip it once on top with the clip showing in the back. Love Anna’s ginger cat I fed my little woodie friends, birds,squirrels,turtles, and kitties. Dogs eat more than what I bring, but there’s many neighbors that have dogs. So I don’t see too many cats and dogs but different birds, crows,hawks robins and wrens and blue jays, So my hair style is just in a ponytail, but love the Gibson girl look, and it’s great for summer heat!
So..funny story: though I absolutely love hairstyle videos, I almost never do anything with my own hair, not even a ponytail. Which worked fine when I had short hair (about touching my shoulders) but now I have grown it out long, inspired by Bernadette Banner. Since it's now almost all the way down my back, I should really figure out something to do with it because having really long hair loose all the time is not ideal (had to wash food out multiple times) but since I don't like the way a ponytail looks on me, and I'm too lazy for complicated hairstyles, I just didn't for a long while. However, this video/hairstyle might just be it, it's simple, but not a ponytail! So thanks very much, I'll be trying it out right away!
I also find a simple English braid works well for keeping hair out of the way, and it can be styled and parted differently depending on your preference!
When my hair is too oily that it looks bad I rub corn starch on the palms of my hands and start working it through. It actually works quite amazing. Just spend a couple minutes adding more to any areas that need it to get a fresh look.
Had butterfly clips been available to our Edwardian ancestors, feel certain that they'd have been used daily! I often use them to get my just to bra strap length hair to do Edwardian things. So much more comfortable and easy compared to rats and pins! I also do milkmaid braids and low cinnamon bun with a center part and an antique comb which is very lightweight and comfortable as well!
My grandfather (born 1901) always tried to explain how his mom did her Gibson Girl hair but I didn’t understand until now! Thank you.
OMG, we have that exact same washer & guests always comment on the little "song" it sings when it's done!
Lovely hair tutorial, thank you!
I have the same washer too!!
I've been really embracing the peasant-style headscarf trend as a good way to keep my hair out of the way and covered when the top is rather greasy
Hilarious Bit with the wash cycle! ❤️
When my hair is getting towards wash day, I lean on very neat, tight, dutch braids. The grease actually makes them look smooth and sleek, and I don't suffer so much from flyaways.
I loved your 1 minute washing machine hairdo action sequence, and though I know it was because of light levels, the chnage in colouring made it feel like a grittily shot action movie, and I HIGHLY approve! HII-YA! *does karate nunchaks moves with ponytails*
Well, yeah, the lack of colour correction was totally on purpose, and definitely not because I was running out of time and had to hit export 💪😎🤣
As much as I loved this video, I have to say that you reacting to the notification bell may have been the CUTEST and most ADORABLE thing I ever seen! Never change ^*^
Hahaha, thank you! 🥰
Your hair looks like polished silver. That's so striking with your young face. When my hair is dirty but I don't have time to shampoo, I press a strip of Scotch tape (do you call it that in Hungary?) onto my part, then lift it away. It lifts off any dandruff flakes without tugging out any hair. When I was young and had long thick hair, it was too heavy to stay in a bun very long. Bobby pins would launch out of the twists, LOL.
I wash my hair every two weeks, and I like to do an Edwardian inspired updo (especially in week two) but it involves many more pins, since I have only been growing it out from a pixie length for a couple of years.
I do exactly the same, but I dry shampoo my hair in-between wet shampoos, which provides the texture/grip necessary for the hairstyle to hold without needing a ton of pins! My dry shampoo is very basic, 50/50 cornflour and rhassoul. I apply it on the roots with a simple blush/powder brush, by sectioning my hair, then I massage my scalp and leave the powder a bit before brushing it all out.
I've been growing my hair from a bobcut for a year, it's currently reaching the middle of my back, with 3b hair that also has waves near the roots.
Edit: btw the rhassoul is in part because I have brown hair. If your pfp is a pic of you, then I either recommend rhassoul or straight up coal powder if you have black hair, to darken the white of the cornflour! For other peeps reading it, cinnamon powder is good for red hair!
@@unrulycrow6299 ooh, thank you for this! I have dark brown hair so the rhassoul is a great tip.
Loved it! I’m going to try this on my next pre wash day.
Btw, my hair starts 18th century but ends up 80s by the end of my laundry cycle.
My nr.1 tip is that i keep the front of my hair out of my face 24/7 with clips or hair combs, because otherwise it will get greasy the quickest. The top of my head will get greasy next and then i will do a high bun to cover it up. I also wear headscarfs, turbans and hats on bad hair days. Loved the video :)
Thanks for sharing! Those all sounds super useful 😉
Thank you this is brilliant! I’ve always wanted to do this type of bun but I refuse to tease my hair and I don’t have time for something like pincurls in the morning as some other tutorials tell you to do. I’ve given it a go and the most “difficult” part is for me is to keep twisting in the same direction when I push my hair back (but I also mix up a braid if I look in the mirror, it’s a me issue, not a tutorial issue).
I can totally agree on not teasing 🙈 Good luck though! I bet it won't take long to figure out, once you've had some more practice 😉🌿
Beautiful hair 😍
My go to when my hair is needing washed is a nautilus bun 🙂
Never underestimate the nautilus bun! 🙌🏻🦑
I washed my hair yesterday aw... I'll try this in 2 weeks! 🤣 I also do once a month or twice depends on the heat
Using the claw clips is a game changer for me! So much more comfortable and stable than I could ever get with my spin pins and bobby pins, my hair is just so fine and thin.
Thanks for sharing, Pretty Shepherd 🙏🏼💕
I often have trouble removing the claw clips, as they want to get a bit tangled in my hair.
Anyone else have that issue?
I would love to see more ideas for hairstyles using a hair stick!
I have never known another person that radiates more princess energy than you Owo))
You are you cutest ,most fun, person I have ever ran across in you tube land. I could watch your videos for hours. (Well actually, I have. Lol) I have short grey, layered hair and you make me want to grow it out just to try out some of your BEAUTIFUL hairstyles! Never change. I love you just the way you are! ❤❤❤
Wow! This worked perfectly with my 3 weeks unwashed hair!
So pretty. My hair has become very thin, so I am on the journey to wash less and oil massage on the day I wash. I do a cinnamon bun.
Depending on the reason of your thinning you might also want to switch up the way you part/style your hair it might not be the reason behind it but it's generally good practice and, specially when your hair is not squeaky clean it does create a bit of lift and volume (that's why in the 90s women who blowdried their hair and men who had longer hair would always switch up the top of their hair, to create a more voluminous, lived in look)
@@TheGabygael I do the cinnamon roll as it involves less brushing and product than down and I keep tension off the roots. Not sure why I am thinning, it might be my diabetes. I am working on diet and weight to deal with that.
@@tiredoftrolls2629 you must be right, i hope you'll get better soon
@@tiredoftrolls2629 ,I have read your comments,im sorry you have thinning hair,I know that feeling,I'm mid fifties and have autoimmune illness,so I'm guessing your diabetes is possibly to blame. I have stopped washing my hair everyday and I always use very good quality products with biotin,also take supplements. Hope you can find a happy ground with your hair.
@@ProserpinePomegranate I am washing twice a week with at least an hour of having castor oil and rosemary oil rubbed into my scalp. I used to wash daily. Sometimes I sleep with the oil and wash in the morning. I don't think my hair looks any thicker most of the time,but I have noticed I look less thin when I am on Zoom. I will look into Biotin.
Waves and red kitties 💚 Thanks for your inspiration
Thank you for showing how you achieved this beautiful hairstyle.
I would like to thank you so much for you videos, since I started watching your videos and stopped washing my hair but once a month and I use oil scalp massage , my hair is already growing and thickening!! Now I’ll be trying some of your hairstyles as well!!
You are so stinking cute!! Thank you for contagious enthusiasm!
I have been wanting to know how to do this hairstyle ever since I was a child and fell in love with Eric Kincaid's illustration of Peter Pan. There's an image where a blue haired, white shift gowned Tinkerbell is wearing this style and it transfixed me. Thankyou!
I am so relieved to know once my hair gets crazy long (I'm growing it out to tail bone length) I'll still be able to do my Victorian/Edwardian hair!!! Also may I just say your hair is so gorgeous!!!
I HAVE THAT WASHING MACHINE! I just love its little triumphant tune! 🧺
So cute!!!! I wish my hair was long enough to be cinnamon bun sized instead of a Rolo candy sized 😂
A very uplifting channel you have here ❤ thank you for the excellent mood that you bestowed upon me! 😊
Wow what a great updo. Thank you for sharing
This is awesome and your sense of humor is so great! 😂
Road to Avonlea and Anne vibes 😍🤩
I use charcoal powder in my hair to add "structure". You could mix charcoal powder and arrowroot powder to create a matching gray shade for your hair. I love it even on my hair when clean and definitely to help absorb grease.
I I have always worn long hair. Mine has grown to my waist. That’s it. Almost there now. You have inspired me to do some updos’! One of the reasons I Iike long hair! So thank you. The ponytails were giving me headaches, so I just wore it down mostly. I am 70.
One of the easiest ways I've ever seen an edwardian type hairstyle done. Great job.
I have shoulder length babyfine hair that I wash once a week. Usually by day four I’m all out of volume in my hair and start to wear it in two French braids that I loop or coil them at the back of my head, because they’re too thin to look cute if I leave the braids loose.
Same. I’ve made it to twice a week. Can’t quite manage once. But thin hair and grease is a definite challenge. I also have to pin braids up to hide the thinness.
It seems like we have really similar hair texture and routines. I gravitate towards Dutch braids, though. The extra twist seems to add a fraction of the appearance of volume at my temples.
Good luck, fellow fine-haired lady!
Thank you for inspiring me to do something different than a messy bun - my typical pandemic work from home style! Perfect for my 2 weeks since washing my hair situation!
Really loved this vid on the beautiful hair style.
Thank you for the great idea and showing us
how to create it for ourselves 😍
I don’t have a greasy hair do other than a messy bun but I do find sleeping with my hair tied up makes it less greasy. Hopefully that’s helpful to someone.
in a bonnet?
@@melaniekeeling7462 no. In braids or a bun. Anything to keep it still. I think for me it’s the movement that seems to make my hair produce oil.
That's very interesting! Thank you for sharing! 🌿
@@PrettyShepherd Thank you for being so generous with your experience and the products that work for you.
@@emilysmith2784 I get big rats in my hair...always have.
I've now tried this hairstyle this morning. Must practice a few more times, as it kind of slid down a bit. Many people commented saying it looked really nice. I love this style.
Very cool!! Definitely going to try this. I’m forever in 2 braids. Kind of related but not really. I made soap nuts shampoo today. Not sudsy but it really cleans well 😁
Sounds awesome! Enjoy using it! 🌿
I really enjoyed this hairstyle trick and can't wait to try it out! When my hair is on the greasy side, I find that intricate braiding styles (like a double french braid) look a lot nicer, because the partings are sharper. So I like to use these hairstyles then.
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I’ve been wanting to succeed in this hairstyle for so long and your tutorial allowed me to do so in a way that was so easy; not complicated at all! ❤️
The updo you showed a few months back is actually my go-to last week hairstyle now! It just works for me, and I expect this one will too. I tried it, but, as I just washed my hair a few days back, it isn't working for me yet.
I just adore your hair philosophy, and I am really looking forward to the freshly washed hairstyle video! Haha although that probably will come when my hair is not ready for it either lol
SO trying this!! Your hair is *AMAZING!* 😍
Hey, I discovered you on Instagram! I am so happy to see that you also have a TH-cam channel!
Thank you so much for this great tutorial.
On my hair I wash my hair with shampoo only every two weeks in the summer and three weeks in the winter, I use briads and donuts and it helps. I do have ethnic curly wavy 24.5 inch hair. I do vintage hairstyles but mostly in the front and sides of my hair and it looks good. Love your videos 😍💕
I usually go for the milkmaid braids when the grease gets in the middle of the party 🤣
Love it! If you get annoyed with tye clippies, I'm sure hair sticks should work too!!
my hair actually does better with such hairstyles when it's freshly washed! but when it's very greasy, it loooooves braids, especially dutch braids. this way the greasiness doesn't show as much ❤️
Same for me!
Ditto
My hair loves braids too🙂
Your hair is so pretty omg - I love the color of it
My favorite way to do my hair (though long but not as long as yours!). Most of the time, I leave the 'ponytail' down the middle in back.
Very glad I watched this now cuz I have a parade I'm gonna be in with my family today and we're driving our draft horses using a wagon made in the late 1890s. The clothes I'm wearing are Edwardian inspired, since I don't have any accurate Edwardian clothes yet, but I didn't know what to do with my hair. Now I'm even more excited for the parade, though I have to be the footman so it's gonna be a lot of up and down every time we stop so I can head them, stand at their heads so they can't take off if they wanted, but still lots of fun
Holding out for a hairstyle collab with Bernadette Banner x
Very good idea!
I love your hair and your accent 😍 and your cat is adorable (always a fan of cats in videos - more kitties please) xx
Greetings Anna from Hellertown, Pennsylvania, US. I am totally thrilled with your videos. They are so helpful and beautiful too !!! I typically wash my hair every 2-3 weeks. This is a deep dark secret since most US Americans wash theirs every day. I'm into my third week of "wash free" hair & your Edwardian inspired hairstyle will help me get to 3-4 weeks. I was looking for a hair style that could help me get to the 4th week; monthly hair washings. This is it !!! Thank you !!!
No bobbypins, easy and quick...I like this type of hairstyles.
And here I am, with freshly washed hair😁I have to wait to try this one😅 but I'm looking forward to your next video. Thank you for sharing this hairstyle.
Oh thank you ! I love your presentations❤️
Beautiful style! I'll have to attempt that even though my hair is short for me atm...
When my hair is a bit too greasy at the roots and is going flat, I will do the fingertip massage thing but not smooth it out afterwards. The little almost-tangles right at the root prop up my hair and it makes all my layers pop back out and look "cool" instead of "finals week". I will also use a powder puff to put cornstarch just in my bangs and around the front hairline. Makes everything else look intentionally rock and roll instead of greasy :)
Ooh I love the bows you used!!!
I love wearing a simple French braid or two Dutch braids when my hair gets greasy. Currently washing once a week but dragging it out slowly. I also love easy two braids with lose sides. But just before washing the front sections get a bit too obviously greasy.
You have such positive energy! I love your videos! 😍
Oh and this hairstyle is really cute 😊
I tend to go for less voluminous styles when my hair is a bit greasy- so milkmaid braids work really well, or a more mid Victorian bun with a middle part. If I really want a Gibson girl hairstyle when my hair is greasy though, I just go ham with the dry shampoo. That works well too.
I find it really difficult to do the ponytail away from the scalp truck, because my hair is curly enough that it is too messy, but not so curly that the ness of curls looks good. So if I want to do a really nice Gibson girl updo, I usually straighten at least the hair closest to my scalp, for the first five or six inches or so. I try not to straighten the lot, as the hair from the shoulders down is quite flanged from previously bleaching it. So I try to avoid straightening the lengths of my hair.
How interesting! Thanks for sharing! 🌿
This video was so fun! Loved it!
Huh. I've been reading the Anne of Green Gables series for the first time and there's a character in Anne of Avonlea named Miss Lavender. She's described as a very pretty and youthful looking woman (they also say she's an "old maid" at 40, which isn't old haha) with grey hair. This video randomly popped up on my YT feed and you look just how I imagined her in my head.
Youthful, pretty, and even sporting the Edwardian hairstyle which is the time frame the books are set in. (Just to be clear you don't look 40, or old in any way! Not that being old is a bad thing.)
Your hair is gorgeous, and the Gibson style and that whole time period is just my ultimate favorite. So beautiful. I cannot wait for my hair to go more grey, it's stunning!
When I am getting closer to wash day, I pull my hair up into a ponytail. Pure and simple. I’m braid challenged.
Love all your videos 💕
Missed the premier by 33 minutes😢
WOW such Beautiful hair💗
Oh wow!! It looks amazing!
I am so jealous of your hair!
Thank you Anna! I’m going to do this!
One of the styles that works with my hair before I wash it is a victory roll on the top, front, right side of my forehead and then the rest of my hair pulled into a high ponytail with a scarf wrapped around it. Also, I will do the victory roll and then put the rest into a head scarf.
If only my hair was longer I'd love to do that. It looks great on you.
My hair is thick, coarse and heavy. Pony tails are my daily style but can give me a headache after days of pull from the same spot on my scalp. When this happens, I divide my hair horizontally and create two pony tails situated vertically and close together. The pull changes just enough to give my scalp a break. Finish with a fluff scrunci or scarf wrap to hide the double elastics. 🙂
My hair's not nearly so long but I discovered a fun kinda updo that works for it, similar to this, I hang my head upside down and do a really loose braid at the end, then when I stand up straight I use a barrette or clip to suspend the braid (might have enough hair now to coil it once), stick my fingers through the hair before the braid to fluff it up a bit, it'll usually stay if it's freshly washed but if it's not, I'd hit it with some hairspray, or gel it a bit before I braid it so it stays in place. It's nice and loose and doesn't pull and hangs softly while still keeping it out of my way. Way more interesting than the straight boring braid I usually keep my hair safe in. Mine doesn't care where it parts as long as it does part, though changing the part is best done right after a wash,
My trick for refreshing greasy hair is I slap a damp facecloth on my head and give myself a scalp massage through the cloth, it gets some of the heaviness off the hair near my scalp. I also don't wash mine very often, rarely more often than every other week, and I don't use shampoo so even greasy for me isn't all that greasy anymore.
Your hair is so pretty!! Love it, the color and fullness! I unfortunately have long but fine, thin hair, so some styles just don’t work for me, this one does but I have a LOT less bun.
Your hair is so much thicker than mine, with that said....your "greasy" looks better than mine....love your "ginger" kitty and all your hairstyle ideas...keep em coming!!!...
When my hair gets greasy, I brush the grease out toward the middle & ends, with boar bristles. Usually that is enough.
When it's not, I do a close-to-my head top bun, like the bun you showed in your other video, but on the top of my head, not the back.
My hair is getting long enough that when I am in a rush & need to transfer the clothes from the washer to the dryer, I have to make a fast bun, like that, but a little looser, or my hair falls into the wet clothes, catches on my arms, falls into my eyes, etc. I do it for cooking too. Hair in open flames is very bad! (Gas stove.)
Thank you!!! Was STRUGGLING to find a simple one for long hair 😭
Your hair is gorgeous 🥰
I use this updo everyday. ❤
Wow! So adorable!!! I love this hairstyle! You are absolutely beautiful
I like to do a French Twist on my calf length hair when it's coming up to wash day.
I found that up dos with hair sticks or hair combs work better with greasier hair, freshly washed is just too slippery to hold up.
👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🖤👍🏼🤟🏼Great job! I’m definitely gonna give this a try. When my hair is greasy I like to do a “roll-ish” thing on the sides with a middle part and then a quick bun in the back (held with clips). Or I just give up and do a bun in the back and put a nice kerchief or bandanna over it all, tie it in the back and clip it down.🖤
For me I usually take inspiration from ballroom dance men's hair and go for very slick and neat styles ("if that is the look it has for that neat a hairstyle then it _couldn't_ have not been fully planned to be")
Omg the washing machine song.... Mine sings like that and I just can't deal haha
Such a cute hairstyle, and simple is how I like them :) My greasy hair look is really a high pony because lazy and not gifted in the hair manipulation department :P
Great hair and brows
I always wondered how to do this hairstyle, thank you soo much!!
~{p.s. thank you soo much for not using Bobby pins in the demonstration or saying that Bobby pins were an absolute must, as I am awful at Bobby pinning, but claw clips, they will forever be one of my go to’s}~
my grandma used invisible little combs in the middle, or on each side like she want and then she make all her very long hair in a big fluffi bun. she only used some U-hairneedles to hold and fix it in form at place.
I use these U-hairneedles now myselfe and I´m always amazed at how well and safely hold these mostly invisible simple U-hairpins. in my memories she always looked elegant like a lady.
I´m sure - all these techniques that I saw as a child when she tamed her very long hair are easy to care for and safe throughout the day.
My hair never gets greasy! It's sooooo dry even when I add oil it just soaks it up like water in a desert 🙄 which by the way, your tip in your monthly wash video about adding oil the day before you wash saved my hair when it got too dry and stripped from washing in a new house. Now I add oil to my hair everyday to keep it soft and moisturized!
So cute!
So pretty 😍 both you and your hair
When my hair is freshly washed it will not say in anything without tons of flyaways, so when I want to do anything else than a simple braid or a stick held nautilus and I have greasy hair I pull out all the more intricate braided styles. My hair doesn't have much volume when greasy but it holds updos nicely and has a pretty shine - perfect for braids :D
I'm excited to try out this :3
(I have lightly wavy medium everything dark brown fingerip length hair :D)