I help my parents do 19th century broommaking/re-enacting and these videos are super helpful for trying to do different hairstyles from that century! I would love to see more 19th century hair tutorials from you.
Girl I am dying these videos are so fantastic!!!!! ^.^ And I love the history behind the styles, so neat how the Grecian hair styles really are like a timeless classic! Thank you sooo much for making these tutorials! :D
It i very interesting to see how hair styles progress over time. Like fashion, it is a great reflection of culture and the times. Thanks for putting them together.
could you do a tutorial on the loose bun from the 1890's?? I always wanted to learn how to make one but if you can't then thats fine :) just wanted to ask x
I love all of your videos, especially the ones recreating historical hairstyles. Since you often reference primary resources, I thought you might have the answer to something I've been wondering. How did women of the early 19th century get all those tight curls in their hair? For example, the hairstyles popular during the British Regency and France's First Empire.
I really like the Greek influence some of my favorite fashion is the Napoleonic era which is very similar to Regency just a little bit more Greek inspired a little bit flashier. When we get into like American Civil War time and out of the 19th-century I think the clothes and the hare absolutely hideous I've never been a fan of the braids sweeping underneath the ears and into the bun.
This hair history series has been fascinating. It makes me want to read more about style and fashion of the past.
AlanaFounder I'm very glad to hear you like it! :)
AlanaFounder Yes! It makes me want to learn more, too!
I help my parents do 19th century broommaking/re-enacting and these videos are super helpful for trying to do different hairstyles from that century! I would love to see more 19th century hair tutorials from you.
Gibson girl of the 1890s. Hair rats work well for that or lots of teasing or use poly fill to fill the hair to make it extra fluffy!
I love your hair and makeup history videos, especially your hair history videos! They are very inspiring when I want to do my hair ❤
In LOVE with this look!!! I think I'm going to start wearing a V part now until the rest of my life ;0;
Girl I am dying these videos are so fantastic!!!!! ^.^ And I love the history behind the styles, so neat how the Grecian hair styles really are like a timeless classic! Thank you sooo much for making these tutorials! :D
Hair history series are really interesting, and this episode - is just perfect! Thank you very much, Loepsie! Very well done!
You put so much energy into putting amazing information and instruction into your videos. Incredibly talented, you are!
ooo. Looks like the Gibson Girl hair is coming up!
So many hairstyle from this century...if you ever run out of video ideas you could always make more tutorials for this era 😄
I love how much research you have put into these! Each one has been great and very entertaining.
This hairstyle looks so cute, I love curls framing the face :)
It i very interesting to see how hair styles progress over time. Like fashion, it is a great reflection of culture and the times. Thanks for putting them together.
I love your confused emphasis on " top.... *bow*..."
I love your hair history collection! Would you consider doing an eastern version of that:)
I love love love this series!
could you do a tutorial on the loose bun from the 1890's?? I always wanted to learn how to make one but if you can't then thats fine :) just wanted to ask x
Cherry RedRose That style is still pretty popular in the 1900's, so I'm doing something very similar next week. Keep your eyes peeled! :)
I would love to see a tutorial on that style as well! It's my favourite hairstyle from history.
ok, I will ;)
What about doing the disney princess hair styles ?
I'd love to see how they did that iconic loose bun was done. I can't even imagine how :p
Rainiepie I'm doing something very similar next week! :)
my fave! i like doing a very loostened braid crown with loose strands :)
Queen Vicky had hair loopies :D
I love all of your videos, especially the ones recreating historical hairstyles. Since you often reference primary resources, I thought you might have the answer to something I've been wondering. How did women of the early 19th century get all those tight curls in their hair? For example, the hairstyles popular during the British Regency and France's First Empire.
This reminds me so much of pride and prejudice
You should do some Lucrezia Borgia from The Borgias tv show hairstyles. I just love her hair in that show.
The 1940's would see the return of the Snoods of the 1850's/1860's thanks to the release of Gone With the Wind in 1939.
yes! Please, Please! Do a Gibson girl tutorial!!
I would love to see 1860’s in America bc I work as a costume interpreter in a living history museum and I never know how to do my dang hair 😭😂
Yes! I second that!
so educative...I love this
You look so pretty with this hair style I want to give it a try but my hair isn't long enough ^ ^;
Could you do a tutorial of the 1890s hairstyle? The Gibson Girl poof? I have a very difficult time with that one.
Looks great on you :)
Hello! I have a production Thursday and it is 7 brides for 7 brothers...any hairstyle ideas for an 1850s Oregon girl?
This is so lovely x3
I really like the Greek influence some of my favorite fashion is the Napoleonic era which is very similar to Regency just a little bit more Greek inspired a little bit flashier. When we get into like American Civil War time and out of the 19th-century I think the clothes and the hare absolutely hideous I've never been a fan of the braids sweeping underneath the ears and into the bun.
pls do one on the 21st century.
that would be long down the middle, with the sides shaved off and colored all shades of the rainbow. we see that on the street everyday.
TheLaydewlf ewwy
you look like rachel weisz!!!
1905
My hair looks like this even when I'm just twirling it up and out of the way. I just usually have frizz not ringlets in front.
They are not called top knot yes Top knots where historical but they started in Asia and men wore them On Women they are call buns.
Phillip Anderson The Psyche Knot is of European origin. Take your Anti-Occidental sentiment elsewhere you dolt.
How yes I do doing to doll you'll never be going
ur mihirima?(sultan suleiman)drama????u look like same mihirima.
Are we skipping the Victorian hair? Or is that the next one?
My hair looks like this even when I'm just twirling it up and out of the way. I just usually have frizz not ringlets in front.