Attempting 100 Years of Victorian Hair!

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HEEYYOO! This week, I just straight up felt like 'playing with hair'. It's been a while, hahaha. Since my hair is getting longer, I wanted to see if I could work my way through the 1800's, using references for the popular styles of each decade! I am DEFINITELY no hair stylist, and some of these are so messy I can't even look at them (hair dressers please don't smite me), but I had fun! Also I can't uh... recommend these Victorian styles as far as flattery... but they sure are unique, lol.
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3 года назад

“The play’s the thing” 🤪✌️

@meg-tan 3 года назад

meme mom!

@alenayushkevich8159 3 года назад

meeeeemeeeee mooooom!

@lou_lou1448 3 года назад

Hello meme mom🌟

@sunspotmomito 3 года назад

Meeeeemeeee moooom 💙

@aVinylDaniel 3 года назад

MEME MOM IS HERE!!!!

@bernadettebanner 3 года назад

Many strengths be with you, friend 😶

@im_living_dead 3 года назад

1:40pm Bernadette has awakened!

@SapasMons 3 года назад

Bernadettes protein strands are also legendary.

@4ndrew_1110 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@cloerosesmith 3 года назад

But I’m dying to know how ample YOUR hair volcano would be...

@lucie4185 3 года назад

@@cloerosesmith the video we need right now! Historical Hair Contest! Who can get their hair volcano the largest? The blind challenge: Who recreate a historical do in 20 minutes with nothing but pins and powder? Then there's the star challenge where they recreate a look from a painting and are graded on hair accuracy.

@sarahthegremlin1572 3 года назад

Me: she kinda looks like that one step sister from Cinderella. Rachel: “I look like one of Cinderella’s step sisters.” Me: she kinda looks like a who Rachel: “keep telling yourself, you’re the finest who in whoville” Me: oh my god-

@maureensmith1395 3 года назад

See I kept waiting for her to realize it was like Mary's hair from hocus pocus!

@ashtree_meadow 3 года назад

Saaaame

@huntersfavbandana 3 года назад

Imagine quoting vines in the 1800’s. “And they were COMRADES.”

@mirjanbouma 3 года назад

By the holy spirit, they were comrades.

@tlaoltjenbruns9580 3 года назад

By Jove, comrades.

@sarroumarbeu6810 3 года назад

House co-residents xDD

@caitsil3366 3 года назад

I have found my favorite comment!

@jettka 3 года назад

This just made my day

@redk17 3 года назад

"Paintings were the original Facetune" Yes!! Folks wonder how people in the past had such nice skin, and it's because if you're being paid the 17th century equivalent of 500k to paint the duchess, you're not going to include her pimples in that painting

@oliviaspring9690 3 года назад

Acne is also more of modern problem because of the foods we eat and the rich people who we’re getting married younger and having kids younger we’re dealing with hormonal much younger

@khills 3 года назад

More to the point, you're not gonna paint her pox scars.

@argusfleibeit1165 3 года назад

@@khills Yes, let's not forget the prevalence of small-pox. Acne would be a blessing compared to that. You'd be lucky to even be alive.

@fizzysassafrass 3 года назад

@@oliviaspring9690 There were tips all over the beauty books of the day for how to get rid of acne blemishes. People were people, and people get zits.

@spongerina9917 3 года назад

Y'all don't want to see how Queen Elizabeth really looks like

@uncommonlilly2392 3 года назад

Morning routine : brush teeth, get dress, style the protein strands that shoot out of one’s scalp, and moisturize.

@llamafromspace 3 года назад

Brush the hard bone-like nubbins of the mouth. Adorn ones central being in fabrics, style the protein strands that shoot out of ones mouth and oil the dermis.

@k4rapace874 3 года назад

@@llamafromspace :0 what are the protein strands that shoot out of our mouths

@tlaoltjenbruns9580 3 года назад

@@k4rapace874 ssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh she got close enough. The feel is there.

@AlexaFaie 3 года назад

@@k4rapace874 Obviously Lana is the Imposter, the rest of us are Crewmates.

@strawberrycow6614 2 года назад

@@AlexaFaie thine appears to seem rather suspicious

@nadiapulido5637 3 года назад

Not to put my sister on blast or anything, but she had a really intense Jane Eyre phase in middle school and she went to school every day in khaki capris, a green polo, and the classic 1840s hairstyle. She looked ridiculous, but I’m proud of her self-expression LOL

@brandielee7971 3 года назад

Omg i can see this OBVIOUSLY ICONIC look in my head, fully drawn in the Doug cartoon style 🤣

@amyradbill1836 3 года назад

I love this so much.

@gemavaliente7675 3 года назад

I admire her determination

@29jgirl92 3 года назад

Absolute queen!!

@hollerinannes7780 2 года назад

I can beat that. I’m a guy who sometimes looks like a girl, but before I actually DRESSED like a girl I would wear large old fashioned hairstyles (beehives, old lady styles, rockabilly hair, and Gibson girls) with my boy clothes. In Mississippi lol.

@therussianprincess7036 3 года назад

“If paintings weren’t the original facetune or photoshop...” Don’t even get me started on bridal introduction portraits-

@dingustime 3 года назад

I tried googling bridal introduction portraits but couldn't find much other than pictures of modern brides. Do you have any resources I could look into? (:

@therussianprincess7036 3 года назад

@@dingustime I have a massive folder of artwork left over from my art history course, but that won’t be much help bc it’s not separated clearly. But if you want a fun example, search Anne of Cleves portrait by Holbein. The portrait made Henry VIII marry her very quickly, and Anne herself made him want a divorce six months into said marriage. He gave her a castle and properties and sent her away, without the usual drama that surrounded him and women. They stayed friends afterwards, and she outlived all of Henry’s wives 😂. She got the deal of the century, and didn’t even sleep with the guy.

@dingustime 3 года назад

@@therussianprincess7036 Thank you so much! I appreciate your knowledge and your willingness to share!

@hotscarysummer8072 3 года назад

okay henry VIII, calm down

@Eloraurora 3 года назад

I can't remember which book I read it in, but the author suggested that the problem was that all Henry's previous wives/girlfriends had been acquainted with each other and forewarned to humor him in his fantasy of being irresistible to women as Henry, random dude. So when he approached Anne without disclosing his identity, she turned him down flat and crushed his ego, and he made up the "she's *so* ugly" bit to save face about divorcing her.

@atravis6 3 года назад

Redhead with accidental green hair and NO ANNE OF GREEN GABLES JOKE?!

@herminadepagan3407 3 года назад

That was what I was thinking

@caroline7420 3 года назад

😔... I'm honestly quite disappointed in myself for not thinking of that...😔

@rhycemckenziegammad2215 3 года назад

MRS. CUTHBERT! PLEASE TELL ME YOU'RE NOT GOING TO GET MAD

@RokdimMayim 3 года назад

Vanity and vexation of spirit at the lack of AOGG joke!

@crowfaerymori 3 года назад

I know!

@trinamorrison2570 3 года назад

Me thinking "She looks like a Who. But I can't say that because that might be mean." Rachel, 2 seconds later: "Who's the finest Who in Who-ville?" Totally made my day.

@m.maclellan7147 3 года назад

I almost snorted my beverage out my nose !

@Eloraurora 3 года назад

First thought on seeing the thumbnail.

@nonamerooster5413 3 года назад

@@m.maclellan7147 LOL!

@rayofmoonlight2 3 года назад

Literally did the same, like she sees it right? 😂

@dcinrb8538 3 года назад

During lockdown my usually short hair resembled La La from Teletubbies, every single morning. 🍄🍄 Take care and be safe 😷

@crepypoets8103 3 года назад

New challenge: get your drivers license photo done with your hair in an Edwardian style.

@Roserae16 3 года назад

omigod don't tempt me, ill do it xD

@Bee-kv5tx 2 года назад

Bold, of you to assume hers isn't like that...

@vitaminanime 2 года назад

I think I just may

@gretanevergretel2550 2 года назад

I get a renewal next year and I am 100% up for that.

@alaskacosplay 2 года назад

Try Rococo hair! It's 3 feet tall with feathers and hats which make you look taller

@Monstrgoose 3 года назад

Really makes you see historical hero/ines in a different light when you realize their “classic literature quotes” that make them sounds so educated are just the equivalent of us quoting vines and tv shows 😂😂

@tlaoltjenbruns9580 3 года назад

Pretty much. We're all goofballs no matter our generation/time period.

@fmyllxm 3 года назад

“HeRe’S L I Z Z Y” has me ugly laughing at 4am

@erosetol 3 года назад

"Keep telling yourself you're the finest Who in Whoville" did it for me.

@parryyotter 3 года назад

I was like “Does she mean Lizzie Bennett or Lizzie Borden? Either could work honestly.” She probably meant Bennett though, given the era.

@im_living_dead 3 года назад

Rachel: ''I'm not handsome enough to tempt Mr Darcy'' also Rachel: looking absolutelly stunning in every hairstyle

@wendylawton8274 3 года назад

Don't forget, Victorian women used to save their "combings" in a container on the dressing table to fashion into "rats" to add to their hair. All beauty is artifice.

@i_5695 3 года назад

They what

@summerhunny 3 года назад

some girls do that now! it’s kind of frowned upon but I don’t know why? people wear other people’s hair all the time on real hair wigs nowadays... weird

@spozbucket 3 года назад

@@summerhunny yeah you have a really good point there! Human beings are strange creatures and too quick to judge methinks... time to start telling more people about my human hair collection. :')

@Vampire_Nightshade 3 года назад

@@i_5695 the hair that stays on the comb/brush

@cottencandykitten 2 года назад

And THIS might be where the word "rats tails" came from as slang for hair???

@andrewrobinson4019 3 года назад

Had only Mr. Darcy waited until the 1830’s. “*You’re* dancing with the only beautiful woman here.” “What of Jane’s sister, Elizabeth? She’s quite lovely as well.” “Her braid volcano *was* rather exquisite. Perhaps enough to tempt me...”

@fuyukazemi 2 года назад

BBC Jane would have totally rocked the braid volcano!

@maryalicelaub5615 8 месяцев назад

I thought it was.."not enough to temp me"....was wrong all this time?

@pennywisethedancingclown2702 3 года назад

When you’re not handsome enough to temp Mr.Darcy, but you may be for the Grinch.

@PolarBear-rc4ks 3 года назад

Omg that is spot on lol

@miriamp.3761 3 года назад

😂😂😂

@karenstrong6734 3 года назад

😂😂😂 good one! I love it! best comment I’ve seen so far.

@VBirchwood 3 года назад

Rachel, literally ONLY Rachel: Takes on 100 years of complicated Victorian hairstyles. Your undertaking is a brave one!

@gluntford 3 года назад

I mean I would if I could

@VBirchwood 3 года назад

@b phillip she sure does rock every one of them!

@VBirchwood 3 года назад

@@gluntford hahahaha same!

@jaehaywardkent 3 года назад

omg hi vasi!! hahahah

@VBirchwood 3 года назад

@@jaehaywardkent hahaha hi Jae!! What a pleasure seeing you here 😊

@LaurenPaley95 2 года назад

Watching Rachel straight after watching Bernadette is very entertaining. The styles are VERY different hahah. Bernadette is Lawful good while Rachel is chaotic good 😂😂

@azrani2023 6 месяцев назад

you are so right about that 😂😂😂 cheers to a fellow dnd-rachel-bernadette-fan 😍

@theantiquefairy 3 года назад

You should read "Unmentionable: The Victorian Lady's Guide to Sex, Marriage, and Manners". You would appreciate the humor of it and the general facts.

@ladyredl3210 3 года назад

I love that book, it's a mooood

@lilichong7941 3 года назад

Why does Rachel have THE most perfect side profile I have literally ever seen. Oh my.

@MrMelcon7 3 года назад

I was thinking the EXACT same thing. She would look perfect in those 1800s Shadow portraits!

@Unknown_crusader 3 года назад

Ikr?? She's so pretty

@raymondedesaintveran1632 3 года назад

16:35 16:44 see! she such beauty

@Kristenhas3cats 2 года назад

I'm glad you pointed it out because I didn't want to be the one. But man, how does one get such a perfect face shape? I've come to terms with my dumb ol' lumpy face, but when I see her profile it makes the adolescent girl in the back of my mind cry in jealousy.

@definitelynotchristianslater 3 года назад

"Bernadette, be my strength." I felt that.

@josiegraffjewelrydesign6907 3 года назад

Same...

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

I’m pretty sure I’ve said it myself a few times. Bernadette, patron saint of historybounders and those who hand sew their garments.

@jayc9345 3 года назад

Didn't all of us?

@habituscraeftig 3 года назад

"Wild and crazy hair bow" is called an Apollo knot, and as I recall they were influenced by Chinese hairstyles (cough, Orientalism). And don't worry, they had wired contraptions holding those loops in place -- especially in the Thirties. Lee-am has a good tutorial, on her channel.

@audreyzhang5394 3 года назад

That hairstyle was popular in China in the mid 18th century and already pretty out of fashion by the 1830s, interesting how it lived on among white people😂

@moara4144 3 года назад

She needs some false braids, too to get thr volume in the mid-victorian hairstyles. Guess there's no point investing in extra equipment if its not an era shes into

@MegaPokemon1997 3 года назад

I might be wrong, but think it was still Grecian inspired with minimal Chinese influence some but not it a lot

@kikidevine694 2 года назад

Also masses of hair extensions. More is more when it comes to 1830s hair.

@kimjunjae Год назад

@@audreyzhang5394 Why is that even funny tho ?

@jordanmckenziefox7649 3 года назад

*one strand of hair out of place* Rachel: "Darcy would never love me" Girl, have you seen you???

@vikkizoo1 3 года назад

My mom was a teenager in the 1950’s. She said the reason I could never get my hair to do a 50’s do is because it was too clean. I would assume the same was for the 1800’s. 😬

@LauraBeeDannon 3 года назад

Ince I learned the secret of not washing your hair everyday I can finally get my hair to do stuff.

@azrani2023 6 месяцев назад

Same for me!!! also it saves so much time and nerves haha@@LauraBeeDannon

@maboelnreads 3 года назад

The day I realised every one uses hair pieces was the day I managed to get these crazy hairstyles right. You can’t do it with just one head of hair. Deanna Troi indirectly taught me that...

@mechelle54262 3 года назад

The Star Trek reference, I love it. I watched the show as a kid, so when I grew up and found out about half her hair was fake I felt simultaneously betrayed and relieved lol

@brandielee7971 3 года назад

@@mechelle54262 MOST OF HER HAIR IS FAKE. No wonder i can never reach my hair goals

@samanthavanscoder9536 3 года назад

Most people can't. I know people with tons of hair

@susiemeadows9838 3 года назад

My four year old just wandered through, stared at you between hairstyles, and declared “She looks like Rapunzel!!!” And I thought you should know.💚

@lowercase_ash 3 года назад

Omg toooooooo cute I loved rapunzel as a kid

@annapanes4743 3 года назад

"But it kind of just made them straight up green" My mind immediately went to Anne of Green Gables; when Anne dyed her hair.

@sonianevermindultimateprin659 2 года назад

Phew, its not just me

@christineherrmann205 3 года назад

'Bernadette, be my strength" is such a mood.

@CavegirlMelanieHobby 3 года назад

YES

@sophialeltz9149 3 года назад

I think I missed it, when did she say that ? :)

@rosalindchang7039 3 года назад

@@sophialeltz9149 it pops up in text at 20:11

@sophialeltz9149 3 года назад

@@rosalindchang7039 great thank you !

@dcinrb8538 3 года назад

I would love that quote on a bumper sticker for a Harley Davidson hog.... Yeah, this is aimed at you Tom... 🍄🍄

@karismcconnellcoulsonlives7898 3 года назад

While Rachel's reminiscing on the tragedy of no one understanding her tik tok references, I'm reminiscing on the tragedy of no one understanding my Rachel Makey referances

@Eowyn3Pride 3 года назад

Yuuusss!!!😳

@justexisting184 3 года назад

same Q_Q

@k1tkat-kate 3 года назад

SAME Do you know how often I sing "Good enough"?

@justexisting184 3 года назад

Imagine saying "here's lizzy" with a menacing face and no one getting it

@lucie4185 3 года назад

@@justexisting184 I'm comin' for ya Darcy!

@ChloeWestphalQuirkyVictorian 3 года назад

Hey you’re doing AMAZING in the volume department. You do know all ya girls back then were cheating with tons of fake hair. If any of them had something to say about your lack of volume, you could slay every last one of them by revealing that 100% of your hairstyle is your own protein strands shooting from your own scalp, thank you very much.

@FinneganBeck 3 года назад

Anyone who's actually observed or interacted with crows knows that they're funky lil birds who like to screw around and they're super intelligent and sweet.

@gemavaliente7675 3 года назад

Yeah, corvids in general are lovely :)

@strawberrycow6614 2 года назад

I thought you wrote cows, and honestly it still true

@nekonyx 3 года назад

Rachel: this could work with every hair Me: I'm black. I doubt it Rachel: here's some black people Me: o-oh... I'll just uhhhh.. Shut up now

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

From what I have learned, natural hair actually works a LOT better for many historical styles, especially from the 1770s through to the 1910s. And in fact, the famous “hedgehog” style Marie Antoinette so loved was “inspired” by (read: appropriated from) black women with Afros. There’s a lovely Facebook page called Melinated Maidens that has a few posts with historical black women, rocking their amazing hair- some of the pictures I recognised in this video are on some of those posts. I’ve also seen a bunch on Pinterest.

@parryyotter 3 года назад

Coarse black hair is sooo much better for braiding and styles that require volume. My hair doesn’t fall out as much from braids because it’s so coarse. Plus black people existed in the 1800s and were not all slaves, so of course black hair works for these!

@zucchinigreen 3 года назад

All these styles reminded me of curly versions of 90's black hair shows. Of course our hair can do this lol.

@LeOhio817 3 года назад

I’ve always had fine, thin hair and had a difficult time doing any hairstyles. That’s why I shaved it. Unrelated, Terry McGinnis - 😁👍🏽👏🏽🦇

@lorblauh 3 года назад

@@katherinemorelle7115 Jesus Christ, just day inspired if it was inspired. Not everything is "appropriation".

@rayofmoonlight2 3 года назад

I'm biracial with super dark, curly hair and while I love this era and genre of content it rarely mentions or includes any POC. You're literally the ONLY caucasian maker I've seen who's like "yeah this will totally work for all hair types!!" It's a breath of fresh air!! I just appreciate your thoughtful nature and effortless inclusivity. I praise you so highly as an artist/maker, and I hope you know you're a really a lovely human being to all.

@CiriliaRose 3 года назад

One hundo percent agree!

@rayofmoonlight2 3 года назад

@@CiriliaRose and consistently, I forgot to mention that bit!! ✌🏽

@rosacanisalba 3 года назад

You should go watch Viv HairTherapy doing Loepsies rag curls

@rayofmoonlight2 3 года назад

@@rosacanisalba I've coincidentally already seen that one! 😃 I follow her, she has a great spirit about her.

@rosacanisalba 3 года назад

@@rayofmoonlight2 very true. My hair couldn't be any less like hers and yet I watch her avidly. I have the thinnest, most Caucasian hair ever.

@princessketamine0 3 года назад

"Looks like people got a lil wild and crazy in the 1830s" Yes. Yes they did 😅

@WhitneyDahlin 3 года назад

She just has such a pretty face like she doesn't ugly in any of these styles! Sure a lot of the styles are unusual and kind of crazy looking but she doesn't look ugly or bad in any of them!

@RenLafleur 3 года назад

"Bernadette give me strength" is a real vibe

@brittamai5367 3 года назад

That's exactly what I was thinking too. ^^

@susannefischer4445 3 года назад

I thought so too 👍😚

@januzzell8631 3 года назад

Amen!

@Notlost-lj9qt 3 года назад

She would likely add a bunch of hair powder to give it more oomph. But your hair is lovely. Well done, you!

@charischannah 3 года назад

I feel like the quoting thing has always been something humans do. Like I swear, L. M. Montgomery has her characters tossing in random poetry quotes all the frickin time.

@ruth649 3 года назад

I was wondering about that the other day - like why did they all know so much poetry. But if it's like people now quoting films, it's more understandable 😂

@adedow1333 3 года назад

I quote everything I can remember properly. It's very circular, the topics of conversation and the flow throughout history. Don't eat me! I know the vocabulary changes, but people tend to talk about the same types of things, ie: what's new in the world, what did the neighbor do, how am I going to get through the garbage heap that my life seems to be right now, how do I deal with this hard problem with my loved one. It all occured as part of the human condition. Quoting things is a reminder that it's not just oneself that has to handle this situation ever in the entire history of the world. You're not alone with this problem or this thought process. Everything is relatable on some level.

@LilianPrince 3 года назад

When you said that 87% of your social skills come from referencing movies, I felt that.

@OwlsInATeacup 3 года назад

For some reason as Rachel was doing the ‘finest who’ hairstyle (1830s) I had an image of her husband walking in and just being like ‘eh, she’s at it again 🤷🏻‍♀️’ 😂

@MeandmyTea 3 года назад

RACHEL: "If I break my neck and die, know that it was to bring you content" ME: My new motto when I'm about to film something stupid 😂

@petrastedman669 3 года назад

I mean, obviously we'd much rather she *didn't* die, because we want her around for a very long time, but upon mine honour, sworn with a hand upon my bookshelves - we would pay such a tribute to our fallen mistress that the stars themselves would gaze and ask ... "now what's going down here?"

@MeandmyTea 3 года назад

@@petrastedman669 😄 That was VERY Eloquently stated!!!! Well done👏👏👏

@leilamillbauer2594 3 года назад

If you break your neck that doesn’t mean die!! 🤣🤣🤣

@arielzoe437 3 года назад

Honey, when I tell you I RAN here!!! I greatly appreciate your addition of Black Victorian photos to showcase that these styles could work with more than just Caucasian hair 🖤

@m.maclellan7147 3 года назад

Yes, this !!!

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

They usually work better on natural black hair than they do on Caucasian hair, to be honest. And let’s not forget that white peoples have been culturally appropriating black hairstyles for centuries at this point- that “hedgehog” hairstyle of the 1780s is “inspired” by the Afros of black people.

@winterinbloom 3 года назад

@@katherinemorelle7115 Yes! Same with some modern updos too. I once did an updo on natural black hair that I'd done a bunch of times on caucasian hair. On Caucasian hair it often took 45 minutes to accomplish IF the hair had a mind to cooperate. Natural black hair? Five minutes. All that lovely texture helps so much!

@fan2jnrc 2 года назад

@@katherinemorelle7115 The fact you can tell so many bullshit in one comment and have 15 likes is appalling. 😑

@lindamedina9119 2 года назад

Thank you for showing portraits of women of color wearing Victorian hairstyles..beautiful.. you are a joy to watch and inspiring on so many levels!

@brianadixon8995 3 года назад

Me:Takes 3 weekends to perfect my own gibson girl hairstyle Rachel: does a whole century in 2 days.

@katconnors 3 года назад

"The finest Who in Whoville" is an excellent description of the 1830's aesthetic.

@andrewgurza841 3 года назад

I need to say this. I am a wheelchair user. I will never, ever sew or make dresses, but I watch your channel, Rachel and it calms my anxiety and makes me super happy each week. You are indeed a gem. This wheelchair user stans!

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

I find that even on days when I can’t sew, I still really love watching CosTube sewing content. I do sew most days now- though due to disability I find sitting at a machine extremely painful (though slightly better now I have a machine with hand controls). So I discovered that hand sewing was actually much easier for me. And I can do it in bed- which is good because that’s where I spend most of my time. A big digital high five to you from another wheelchair user 🥰 Also, if you are interested in history bounding (you don’t need to sew to be interested in it), there’s Facebook group for Historybounding Spoonies. It’s a nice place to spend some time, if you’re interested.

@loudevanneaux661 3 года назад

I think there's a youtube sewist who is also a wheelchair user! I haven't watched her in a while so idk if she still uploads regularly, but her name is Annika Victoria. She's pretty cool

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

@@loudevanneaux661 Retro Claude is another disabled Costuber, who uses mobility aids when needed. She uses canes, crutches and a wheelchair. She also has an AMAZING video about sewing while disabled, and it’s one that I go back to every now and then to ground myself.

@Eowyn3Pride 3 года назад

❤❤❤❤❤😁

@nekkidnora 3 года назад

Also: the only reason the hair rat can be seen through is that it's white, yanno? It'd be invisible if it was that copper red.

@brandielee7971 3 года назад

Right? Get some matching extension wefts and sew them around the hair rat, problem solved.

@ladyscarlette6289 3 года назад

"Keep telling yourself your the finest Who in Whoville," I'm wheezing.

@user-bh1tb9em1q 3 года назад

I'm reading Anna Karenina right now, and there is a scene where Kitty's dad petting her on the had and says 'with these hairstyles you never know if you touch your daughter's hair or it's fake' 🤣 You definetely need some fake hair for the 70s)

@alisonjane7068 3 года назад

ooooh i love that book so much

@CyberMercy 3 года назад

omg YES that exact scene as RM started out

@thestrangemusician168 3 года назад

If anyone’s interested, here’s a more detailed timeline of the 1800s in England! The regency era formally lasted from 1811-1820, when the Prince Regent ruled after his father, George III was declared unfit. In 1820, when George III died, his son became king as George IV. He was then succeeded by William IV, and then by Victoria who ruled from 1837-1901. In common use though, the Regency era often refers to a wider range, from 1795 or to so the start of The Victorian era in 1837. Technically this includes more than the official regency, but you get the idea. Generally, it’s the Georgian era for the late 1700s, Regency for early 1800s, Victorian for 1830s-1901, and then Edwardian after that. Fun facts!

@mirjanbouma 3 года назад

I was today years old when I learned why the Regency period was called that. Thank you!

@kellynorman9270 3 года назад

I was literally saying this when she said she was going to start focusing on the Victorian era starting from 1800.

@greenquartz 3 года назад

Thank you! This was very helpful. I had a general idea, but had never bothered to research the specifics of the timelines. 😁 Cheers!

@thestrangemusician168 3 года назад

@Riva M you’re totally correct! I just didn’t include it since her video was mainly about the 1800s. I just wanted to mention that Edwardian was after 1901.

@kaseypiarrot9139 3 года назад

RACHEL I AM LAUGHING SO HARD AT YOU MAKING FACES AT YOURSELF. “Why do I look like that??” Lmfao girl 😂😂😂

@megantousignant18 3 года назад

My husband quoted "Marie Antoinette" the other day and said "let them eat cake" when I said it was a fend for yourself night and the kids could have cereal.

@FrozenStabbedHeart 3 года назад

The prayer to Saint Bernadette Banner in the last hairstyle *chef's kiss*

@krismcbride7253 3 года назад

Considering a lot of these styles were accomplished using extensions made out of human hair or horsehair you did a fantastic job. Plus the fact you did it all in one day is pretty cool too...or almost one day.

@khills 3 года назад

I imagine hair was easier to style, too, when it was washed so much less.

@Mezzanotte33 3 года назад

8:45 When you're Mrs Bennet and you just heard that Netherfield Park has been let at last

@ziyanda_theartist 3 года назад

I wonder what a trained professional could accomplish with Rachel's hair...

@CavegirlMelanieHobby 3 года назад

Miracles

@carolinarodriguez7448 3 года назад

Rachel: finest who in whoville Martha May Whovier: 👀👀

@MmmLentils 3 года назад

Rachel not bothering to touch up her roots prior to filming a video solely focused on hair + sponsored by a hair products label, is exactly my vibe during lockdown.

@iridescentdemon 3 года назад

Jane's regency hair in the 1995 show is so good, she really looks straight out of an old painting. God I love that show lol But I genuinely still dont understand why every historical dress youtuber i watch hates/dislikes regency fashion 💀 it looks comfy to me

@aspannas 3 года назад

same, I love regency dresses, they look by far the comfiest dresses in any decade. The film Emma (2020) made me want every single dress, they were so beautifully made and some were even reconstruction of existing dresses or overall fashion from the regency era.

@ashleysovilla2037 2 года назад

I totally agree!

@hannahlynn8028 7 месяцев назад

i love the style, but historical fashion would be so difficult, I'm 4 foot 10

@imbluedubbadee 2 года назад

Found your channel a couple of days ago, my toddler has been enjoying your videos with me too. We do sewing together some days. He seems to find your personality hilarious, and he's giggling away at the bouncing curl He really loves seeing Frodo

@petrastedman669 3 года назад

Helloooo! My husband is watching with me again, and when you were talking about "hair goals" he said 'what kind of goals do ring wraiths have? Nazguls!' and I felt the need to share that with you. Hobbit Dad humor.

@humansarehilarious9239 3 года назад

Isnt it illegal to look flawless in any way? Like u just play around with ur looks and still look gorg. why cant i be this effortlessly pretty?

@popcornceiling1 3 года назад

I agree!!

@rebelchildshomestead 3 года назад

Same.❤

@aubreymd 3 года назад

I think that every time I try anything with my hair. Rachel is amazing!

@ziyanda_theartist 3 года назад

1. We appreciate the melinated photos 🖤 2. Your energy is extra cute in this video, I love how laidback it is really 😂 3. I hope Frodo has apologised for his disrespectful tootin'

@hollydelaney6175 3 года назад

I can't believe how lovely you look in all these styles. You must have one of those faces that looks good in everything. I look like an idiot in most of the styles I have tried from the past.

@itsclayo 3 года назад

Fun fact about crows is that they can remember human faces so if you're nice or mean to them, they will be nice or angry at you

@ColorwaveCraftsCo 3 года назад

Yes! And they have problem solving skills!

@CyberMercy 3 года назад

one gave me a Dead starling cuz Y U sooo skinny Eat!

@capir0te 3 года назад

I think about this every time I see a crow, to the point where if I pass one in earshot I have to give a quick "hello sir, respectfully" lest generations of crows hold some kind of grudge against me

@ClaireRousseau 3 года назад

Who else softly sings "good enooooough" to themselves in Rachel's exact tone at least twice a week?

@tgphteachingfanatic465 3 года назад

Lol, the battle cry of teachers everywhere.

@im_living_dead 3 года назад

I thought it was just me hdkalsjdhsk

@0meAcat1 3 года назад

It's the tune of brighteyes if that helps/hurts hahaha

@ingriddombrowski3648 3 года назад

OMG yes

@greatjob_barbara 3 года назад

I shout it

@laceydean4760 3 года назад

Rachel just want you to know that you not being "perfect" at this gives me courage to try hair styles (granted much easier hair styles) and not be perfect at them.

@joannaingram1764 3 года назад

"Keep telling yourself you're the finest Who in Whoville." ROFL. A+ content. 10/10

@jillt8854 3 года назад

people in the 1800s didn’t have any social media so instead they spent all their time coming up with ridiculous hairstyles

@Annacoolish 3 года назад

Rachel: "It's been a while since we played with hair." Me: "Yes, Rachel, show me the ways of your hair!"

@lucie4185 3 года назад

So we too can dream of copper locks in braids and twirls!

@vyk4753 3 года назад

"sausages...savoury" ok but Rachel and her editing are very 👌👌👌

@montymints 3 года назад

Me, everytime I see a cool hairstyle: oooh I want to try that Also me: *has a pixie*

@charlotte2845 2 года назад

saaaame I have a sidecut so it’s not quite the same tho ;^~^

@persephoneparr6471 2 года назад

Me with my blunt, chin length bob.

@mcwjes 3 года назад

I like all of them, but the third one is helena bonham carter. It's just who she is.

@Veronica-vc4vy 3 года назад

No one : No one ever: Rachel : PoP-U-LaR we love the spontaneous wicked refrence✋

@roamingjay7110 3 года назад

Listen, her brain and mine went to the same flippin’ place, and I love her for it! 🤣 She is absolutely a serotonin generator for me lol

@socksvalentine4268 3 года назад

Watching your videos always brings me so much joy. You've legit gotten me through some days when my chronic pain and illnesses kept me from moving. So thank you for sharing yourself with the world, you are greatly appreciated. Tell all your wonderful furbabies that they're loved!

@nikanokoi 3 года назад

Rachel wtf, you're literally so pretty and you have such lovely hair and your hairstyles were so cute and on point!! Please don't think you're not cute! It breaks my heart to hear that! Please know that we love and stan you ❤️ AND YOUR HEAD IS A NORMAL SHAPE

@moonlitmoss_ 3 года назад

The vibes of your videos are just always so immaculate. Idk how to explain it, your editing just feels like a warm cup of hot chocolate on a cold winters night, and the smell of a pumpkin spice candle and ✨ dark academia ✨. I absolutely love your content, Rachel!

@monicasimmons7571 3 года назад

I second this!

@grottoserpentina9342 3 года назад

@nonbinary plant: Yes!!, and don't forget baked (and braided) warm-from-the-oven, bread.

@mirjanbouma 3 года назад

That's pretty darn accurate!

@moonlitmoss_ 3 года назад

@@grottoserpentina9342 omg yes!!!!

@danielletobin9480 3 года назад

Okay but like.... you keep grimacing at some of these and I’m sitting here like..... I think they look really good and cute 😂❤️❤️😂

@danielletobin9480 3 года назад

Ahhh... well... braid volcano is an experience to be sure

@aubreymd 3 года назад

It’s Rachel’s super power. I was shocked she even had an idea of how to make any one of those styles. I was like “how the hell is she going to do that“. But she always managed something pretty close.

@lucie4185 3 года назад

@@aubreymd yeah especially since 100% of those portrait sitters had someone else to do their hair!

@suwi745 3 года назад

I completely forgot this channel existed, despite all those days I spend watching and rewatching these videos. I'm so glad this showed up in my recommended, my boredom has been cured.

@jessicaparker1100 3 года назад

“Gasp! My ringlets!” 🙌🏻❤️

@IrishMist640 3 года назад

Fun fact: a flock of crows is called a murder.

@Eowyn3Pride 3 года назад

Murder on the lawn!!!! It was the crow, with the leafy twig, in the front yard tree..."here lay Raven...NEVERMORE!!!" 😳🦅E.A.P.

@becauseimafan 3 года назад

@@Eowyn3Pride That totally reminded me of this ridiculous video : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rIX_6TBeph0.html "Say nevermore"

@_kat_koch_ 3 года назад

Two crows is "attempted murder"

@adaddinsane 3 года назад

@@_kat_koch_ Dammit I wanted to be the first to say that. :-)

@januzzell8631 3 года назад

@@_kat_koch_ - Ha - beat me to it ;)

@vintagecameragirl 3 года назад

I actually really hope there was that one girl at balls who would randomly quote novels...just throw some byron out there for funsies

@CyberMercy 3 года назад

two words: Northanger Abey

@vintagecameragirl 3 года назад

@@CyberMercy haha poor Catherine... i forgot about her

@guidetoanything 3 года назад

Absolutely, people would quote books or poetry to each other, the same way we quote novels or TV shows today. Sometimes for humor, sometimes for context. Probably not in professional settings or around people a class above them, but with friends, family, and those of similar class.

@jasminvalerie 3 года назад

I always love Rachel’s references but man she had me dying this video! Best lunch break video! Now I’m gonna finish the rest of my 12 hour shift with a smile on my face, laughing under my mask 😂

@ave2677 3 года назад

This was so much fun! I think you really made them all look good ❤ I now have serious long hair envy bc i wish i could also play around with 19th century styles. I personally find them so cool and I'm always sad when movies and series decide to modernize the hair bc they think its "unflattering"

@katznratz 3 года назад

I found out a secret when looking through old catalogues: hair pieces! Those women bought braids, buns, and curl hair pieces!!! They cheated!!

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

The issue is that it’s now quite difficult to find nice hair pieces for red hair. They have them for blondes and brunettes, but redheads? You basically gotta buy human hair in blonde and dye it yourself. Which is bloody expensive. Still, that’s my plan.

@calliewagner3923 3 года назад

Sounds like things never change

@susanrussell8195 3 года назад

I came to make this same comment

@driverjayne 3 года назад

There's a line in Anna Karenina about this, where the father guy is bemoaning that if you pat your daughter on the head you don't even touch her hair any more, it's all hair pieces.

@chewie221b 3 года назад

I cracked up for some reason when I read this comment and idek why 😂😂😂

@ashkay2512 3 года назад

Rachel truly pulled a Anne of Green Gables when she says green roots

@loriannperry5302 3 года назад

My great grandma was born in 1888. She gave to me when she passed away these really cool items that my great great grandma passed to her etc. They were pieces of wooden spoons wrapped in old fabric to twist the hair around they would take the fabric and the the hair up for curls. Also they would use sheep's wool to stuff the hair. I still have these treasures. I adore you

@AS-pn5zl 3 года назад

This was very entertaining for an icy day. 9 degrees and snowing to be exact. Thanks! Your personality is golden. ✨

@ayemessdee 3 года назад

"Who was setting these trends?" - women who had their hair dressed by their maids/professional hairdressers 😛

@samanthab3292 3 года назад

When we see "new trends!" On the internet and we're like, no one is doing that.

@LaceyMyriah 3 года назад

The maids made these styles for their mistresses out of pure spite.

@ayemessdee 3 года назад

@@LaceyMyriah "Just you wait - all of the Mistress's friends will be sporting this monstrosity before the season is over!"

@kitsu8677 3 года назад

@@samanthab3292 Reminds me of when everyone was parting their eyebrows to look like feathers 😂🤦

@emmadavey3892 3 года назад

Also hair pieces / extensions. They have been around a long time.

@MeandmyTea 3 года назад

ME with Waist-length hair crying with delight seeing tutorials for my length of hair 😂 Thank you Rachel!!!

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

Do you follow The Pretty Shepherd? She does a heap of amazing hair tutorials and experiments, and her hair is bum length. And she also does historical folk costumes of north Eastern Europe. And she’s very entertaining. Highly recommend.

@audreygibson4780 3 года назад

Same! I figured out a way to do the milkmaid braids with long hair. Only thing I got besidrs a ponytail lol

@Wakeupgrandowl 3 года назад

@@katherinemorelle7115 She's awesome! Also Morgan Donner.

@katherinemorelle7115 3 года назад

@@Wakeupgrandowl between Anna (Pretty Shepherd), Morgan and Bernadette, I have all the long hair inspiration and goals I’ll ever need! Mine is currently waist length, though the bottom half is badly damaged, so I might have to do the big chop. I’ve been putting it off and hoping that protein treatments will allow it to hold on for long enough for it to grow out a bit more. But it’s a big ask.

@MeandmyTea 3 года назад

@@katherinemorelle7115 Because of Rachel's pillow curler tutorial I had my hair in curls for one of my YT videos for the first time since I was 9, I thought my hair was too long for them... turned out I was just rolling them the wrong way😄

@alexishodgson7624 3 года назад

So impressive! The 20's, 50's and 90's were some of my favorites! But really all of them were awesome!

@cindylus 3 года назад

Rachel, you are so creative :). Love how you were able to figure out how to do that up-do, looks difficult. You also rock every hairstyle you have on :).

@glassangels 3 года назад

Yet again, Rachel is being a humor icon and teaching us things. Honestly stan. What a legendary being.

@josephinefrohlich5669 3 года назад

Rachel: don't quite think I would be catching Mr. Darcy's eye Mr. Darcy: It looks barely tolerable though..

@gretchenarrant8334 3 года назад

That was fun! I loved the last one best for you. Trying to catch up and get current on videos from the 3 of you. Love these!!

@leechase9037 3 года назад

i appreciate you pointing out and including black hair in your examples, i swear it's so hard to find people who discuss black edwardian/victorian hair !!

@ShelbyZealand 3 года назад

Rachel to the trendsetters in the 1830s: "I'm not mad, I'm just disappointed."

@BoneForest 3 года назад

I died at the “commin’ for ya Darcy.”💀💀

@kireidoll 3 года назад

I love ALL OF THIS. I feel like as long as there's curls framing the face everything just looks dainty ♡

@rebeccaharrison-hutcheson2169 3 года назад

This was GREAT! I want to see an infographic of all of them together in one picture like you were showing the others maybe wearing appropriate costume. Honestly, Rachel, you looked adorable in all of them.