I was just thinking about my great grandma today. She lived to be over 100, until her passing a year ago. Despite being only a child in the 20s, she kept this hairstyle throughout her life and loved applying lip liners for outings. Very accurate video 💖
I have a 1920’s scrapbook made by a girl who was most likely in high school. This video helped me get a better look at what she may have done with her hair
1920s makeup wasn't as bold as most of us imagine... we have to remember that most of the images of women we see were actresses, and that the monochrome film they used back then made reds appear black... i.e., the colors were lighter than they appear. So the authentic look wasn't really "vampy." But I love the dress!
Yes, and free will exists quite the same therefore I must unfortunately have to disagree on your part madam. The 1920s is the period of neverending styles, everyone had something different, coats reaching neatly to the heel to over the knee drape gowns embellished in floral and floral egyptian patternings. Egypt played a large part in the Art Deco times, they wanted to feel eccentric and god like, a capital of leisure. Automobiles as well proved the advanced chariot. Makeup was transferred from the Elizabethan time frame as so as the victorian times, almost a ghost white pality on a harsh bold makeup strategizing over it. The ones thing that agitates me is calling something "1920s" or "1950s", it is not as though every decade they change immediately, there is a specific for each year..1950 to 1955 offered a high change, circle dresses were exciting and modest, sheath was still commonly worn but a new exuberant form of wear that is the circle dress, was added to the long list of choices in the age of streamlined.
@@kck9742 oh, I a disagreeing of the possibility of different colored lip shades the modern women would apply, the unique appeal in every outfit offered infinite choices that the bare thought of there not being dark red lip beside, Warner Brothers and 20th century fox, was next to improbable.
This is so surreal. I used to watch all of your videos when I was in middle school and first getting into vintage style! Since then I've moved on to different interests, but I still really love history and vintage fashion even though I have no real interest to dress retro. It's crazy that every time I stumble on your channel again, I'm taken back to that my early teens! I think it's especially neat that we get to see more people recreate 1920's looks in 2020. It definitely brings a bit of light in these dark times. Thanks for all the cool vintage content over the years!
When using those clips the cold you yet you need to move the comb back and forth to increase the depth of the wave you'll find you get a much deeper and smoother wave with the clip personally I don't like using the clip but I was trying to do the finger wave but if you try what I said what I think you'll have better luck I love what you doing it would be great if you could find some old-time curlers with a snap closure on them you might be able to find him in the thrift shop or something like that they would work perfectly I kept watching you did a great job with the eye makeup I don't know if you know this but in the twenties there was something called beating the washes and it was a black wax that you melted and use that instead of mascara it gave rather an odd look but it was very popular in the twenties I might even have somewhere someplace I don't think they make it anymore maybe it's a article make a place might have it but you did a really nice job on your eyes well that's my two cents turned out really well
I wonder if liquid foundation was actually widely used in the 1920s, though (outside of theatrical makeup). I collect magazines and catalogs from this decade and I have only seen face powders being advertised, never liquid foundations. I’m also skeptical about the shimmery eyeshadow. They probably had mostly matte shadows at the time.
They only had thick theatrical greasy foundation that was used in the film industry, so yes they used fine face powder. Commercial ( i.e for every day ladies) foundation came in when Max Factor developed the Pan Cake foundation in the 1930s. For a shimmer on eye shadow they put a bit of Vaseline over it. You are right- eyeshadow was matte then.
Back when I was a wee lass home hair dryers were machines approximately 14×18 inches with blowers and heater coils inside. The hose from it attached to what looked like a shower cap. Funny how we've come full circle with bonnets for blow dryers 😁.
@GlamourDaze Lol, I felt so happy when you used wave clips. I couldn't stress enough with gurus not at least having these skills and coming out wave lotion, no blow out.. Just plain wasting product.. You made me happy.
My god you’re so talented, and born about a hundred years too late. You look like you’re about to take in the sights of the Worlds Fare in Paris in 1925.
Thank you for this documentary educational channel you showing us development of fashion hair style makeup through years but honestly each women should be have her own fashion which be suitable for her color of skin height weight her facial features not follow fashion which blooming and it’s which makes her fashionable lady iwish for your channel more success and progress stay safe blessed
A wonderful film called "Bernice Bobs Her Hair." from a short story by F.Scott Fitzgerald, captures a lot of the essence and feel for the 1920's... th-cam.com/video/tR-vCv4cgnA/w-d-xo.html Shelly Duvall is great in this short film.
No sabe maquillar, el cutis está demasiado seco, al igual que los labios, los labios está. Muy secos...demasiada sombra de ojos, muy mal difuminada, el peinado...? Sólo al frente quedó un poco bien...👎
I was just thinking about my great grandma today. She lived to be over 100, until her passing a year ago. Despite being only a child in the 20s, she kept this hairstyle throughout her life and loved applying lip liners for outings. Very accurate video 💖
I have a 1920’s scrapbook made by a girl who was most likely in high school. This video helped me get a better look at what she may have done with her hair
do you have any photos/scans of the book? I'd love to see it if you do!
Gorgeous makeup! I can't wait to start going to events again someday.
1920s makeup wasn't as bold as most of us imagine... we have to remember that most of the images of women we see were actresses, and that the monochrome film they used back then made reds appear black... i.e., the colors were lighter than they appear. So the authentic look wasn't really "vampy." But I love the dress!
Yes, and free will exists quite the same therefore I must unfortunately have to disagree on your part madam. The 1920s is the period of neverending styles, everyone had something different, coats reaching neatly to the heel to over the knee drape gowns embellished in floral and floral egyptian patternings. Egypt played a large part in the Art Deco times, they wanted to feel eccentric and god like, a capital of leisure. Automobiles as well proved the advanced chariot. Makeup was transferred from the Elizabethan time frame as so as the victorian times, almost a ghost white pality on a harsh bold makeup strategizing over it. The ones thing that agitates me is calling something "1920s" or "1950s", it is not as though every decade they change immediately, there is a specific for each year..1950 to 1955 offered a high change, circle dresses were exciting and modest, sheath was still commonly worn but a new exuberant form of wear that is the circle dress, was added to the long list of choices in the age of streamlined.
@@artdecotimes2942 Uh, you're not telling me anything I don't already know, SIR. Not sure exactly what you're disagreeing about.
@@kck9742 oh, I a disagreeing of the possibility of different colored lip shades the modern women would apply, the unique appeal in every outfit offered infinite choices that the bare thought of there not being dark red lip beside, Warner Brothers and 20th century fox, was next to improbable.
Meh. Who cares? It’s for Halloween, not to where on the daily
@@SoCalRegisteredNurse "Who cares"? Kinda missed the point of this channel...
This was a fun tutorial. I wouldn't have thought to use wave clips in this way. Thank you for sharing
I learned how to do fingerwaves in cosmetology school years ago. Great video .
In cosmology I always studies about the solar system. Oh wait....
Me too! We had to be able to pass Boards with them ~ and no clips!
Hiya Glamourdaze love this and I love your videos ❤ could you maybe do a 1960s one of these 😊
You never know
@Isaiah Mills Oh darling, did your parents forget to teach you manners? That's a question you never ask a lady 😉
@@Tammyux huh
Perfect !!! Just Perfect !!! I love ANYTHING
Vintage...
Wow, very beautiful vintage makeup look😍😍😍I love the flappers Era, the fashion was so beautiful, Stylish, Classy! Well done 👍 👏🏻👏🏻♥️
My favorite era!! So classy!! You look so pretty 💜🤍💜
I don’t know if I mentioned before, I am a big fan of the miss Fisher diaries on youtube. Wonderful costumes.
They’re all free to watch at the moment on ABC iView.
This is so surreal. I used to watch all of your videos when I was in middle school and first getting into vintage style! Since then I've moved on to different interests, but I still really love history and vintage fashion even though I have no real interest to dress retro. It's crazy that every time I stumble on your channel again, I'm taken back to that my early teens! I think it's especially neat that we get to see more people recreate 1920's looks in 2020. It definitely brings a bit of light in these dark times.
Thanks for all the cool vintage content over the years!
Hello! I love your videos. This is a great tutorial.
This is so relaxing! Thank you!
GlamourDaze: spritz the hair with water
My mind: Puttin' on the Spritz
So very interesting...love the marcel waves and the whole makeup look...beautiful dress, too! ☺️💕👗
Could you please do a Victorian Era one (England)
Love ur pfp loll
Wow thank you. I love that look from way back then!
I absolutely adore your channel!! Thank you so much for everything you post!
What a gorgeous look! U def nailed it! 💗💐
Love those marcel wave clips!
This whole time I just thought the ladies had short hair! Very pretty.
Love this!, you look beautiful!, thanks for sharing. 🙂🌷🌺
Such a pretty look, thank you for the tips
Oh darling, you look gorgeous!!!👏👏👏🥺🥺💕💕💕
i feel dumb for having not realized you could use clips for waves like that 😄 🤷♀️
Those clips are specifically designed for this technique.
When using those clips the cold you yet you need to move the comb back and forth to increase the depth of the wave you'll find you get a much deeper and smoother wave with the clip personally I don't like using the clip but I was trying to do the finger wave but if you try what I said what I think you'll have better luck I love what you doing it would be great if you could find some old-time curlers with a snap closure on them you might be able to find him in the thrift shop or something like that they would work perfectly I kept watching you did a great job with the eye makeup I don't know if you know this but in the twenties there was something called beating the washes and it was a black wax that you melted and use that instead of mascara it gave rather an odd look but it was very popular in the twenties I might even have somewhere someplace I don't think they make it anymore maybe it's a article make a place might have it but you did a really nice job on your eyes well that's my two cents turned out really well
I wonder if liquid foundation was actually widely used in the 1920s, though (outside of theatrical makeup). I collect magazines and catalogs from this decade and I have only seen face powders being advertised, never liquid foundations. I’m also skeptical about the shimmery eyeshadow. They probably had mostly matte shadows at the time.
They only had thick theatrical greasy foundation that was used in the film industry, so yes they used fine face powder. Commercial ( i.e for every day ladies) foundation came in when Max Factor developed the Pan Cake foundation in the 1930s. For a shimmer on eye shadow they put a bit of Vaseline over it. You are right- eyeshadow was matte then.
They might have used a vanishing cream as a powder base
yep only mattes in this era.
The Roaring Twenties. Love the look. New sub to your channel. Enjoyed the video.
Stunningly beautiful 💖💖💖💖💖💖
I had no idea they used turquoise shadows in the 20's!
Am I the only guy who found this interesting??! You look gorgeous!!
You're so pretty oh my lord
i like the look of this dress style.
I have that bonnet attachment for hair dryer and I love it! ❤️
I never knew that was a thing but.....I slept with curlers on. Just used a bandana to keep it from getting weird.
Aleksandra Makari same here but the things you find on Amazon tho. 😊
Back when I was a wee lass home hair dryers were machines approximately 14×18 inches with blowers and heater coils inside. The hose from it attached to what looked like a shower cap. Funny how we've come full circle with bonnets for blow dryers 😁.
BEAUTIFUL WITH CAPRICORN ASCENDING :)
AMAZING VIDEO!
Great tutorial!
Brilliant!! Thank you!
That was awesome!
Beautiful!
@GlamourDaze Lol, I felt so happy when you used wave clips. I couldn't stress enough with gurus not at least having these skills and coming out wave lotion, no blow out.. Just plain wasting product.. You made me happy.
Wow! Me ha encantado 😍
Stunning
Iconic!
You remind me of a geisha doing your make-up. Love the videos none the less🤗
Beautiful!!!
Magnifique !
My god you’re so talented, and born about a hundred years too late. You look like you’re about to take in the sights of the Worlds Fare in Paris in 1925.
I totally love it 💙💙💙
Thank you for this documentary educational channel you showing us development of fashion hair style makeup through years but honestly each women should be have her own fashion which be suitable for her color of skin height weight her facial features not follow fashion which blooming and it’s which makes her fashionable lady iwish for your channel more success and progress stay safe blessed
Which should be suitable for her iam not native speaker always making mistakes grammatical spelling
love this tutorial! my hair dryer broke down though and we dont have that bonnet, is there an alternative?
Such a pretty color of lipstick. What brand and color is it?
Nice!
excellent, thanks
Cool, I'd never heard of wave clips - were they used in the 20s? I always assumed they had to use a curling iron or curlers to get the waves. :)
You look stunning! I tried to find Eliza Cosmetics on etsy but nothing came up. How can I find your shop? 🥰
Wait is this like a face reveal?
What is a face reveal? I haven’t heard of that.
@Unicorn Sparkles its when a TH-camr who posts videos anonymously decide to make a video showing their real face
I think she has another video of herself doing a hair tutorial from a long time ago.
mel ohhh I see. Now I feel silly
😍 j’adore
So pretty...
wowww...she is a real 20s...woww..from Malaysian looking now..your lips wowww
Would eyeshadow at the time actually have had micas in it? -Or would it just have been a flat pigment?
LoVe 💕 it
They wore that much makeup? I wondered how they did the finger waves or did they?
Todays lady just puts hair up in a messy bun half of the time and is out the door! lol!
I have looked high and low for the wave clips and can’t find them anywhere.
You look like Fayw Dunaway in Chinatown
omg I always thought those ladies all had short hair 😳
😊😘❤❤❤
Hmmm,...those eyebrows, do they have to come down that far?
Hi! Where i can find this kind of clips?
You are so beautiful 🥰
This girl is very, very beautiful! 0:23
в,те,годы,такого макияжа,небыло .
A wonderful film called "Bernice Bobs Her Hair." from a short story by F.Scott Fitzgerald, captures a lot of the essence and feel for the 1920's... th-cam.com/video/tR-vCv4cgnA/w-d-xo.html Shelly Duvall is great in this short film.
you look gorgeous wowww may i know how old you are?
What a lovely face you have! A " natural beauty "
🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🌹🌹
she kinda sounds like the changeling from pathologic
All this effort, and she looked waaay better before the makeup. Thank you, Jesus, I think I'm starting to lose my obsession with makeup.
No sabe maquillar, el cutis está demasiado seco, al igual que los labios, los labios está. Muy secos...demasiada sombra de ojos, muy mal difuminada, el peinado...? Sólo al frente quedó un poco bien...👎
She looks like Wendy from The Shining
Galmour clown 20s inspired "make up"
почему сейчас так неподводят губы.было-бы даже очень красиво.скажу жене пусть так накраситься😃
😂😂😂
Ef the Spanish speaking deodorant commercial that appeared on an American channel. We're being subverted at every turn.
No no no. You have to cut off all that extra hair length. Rolling it up is cheating. IMO.
Looks like a MAN
Hideous!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
She looks like 70's Biba!
Sixties and seventies Biba was so ethereal and gorgeous! I would do anything to go to one of the shops at the time
We’ve come a LONG way for make up thank GOODNESS 😮💨😮💨😮💨 but looking at nowwadsys we need a few steps BACK….