How to Build the BEST VINTAGE SKIN CARE routine 

Your skin is gorgeous! Love the hair color too!

I used to have that earring tree. Thanks for bringing back that memory

cute kitty!

You have such a good voice! It’s so calm and friendly/bubbly at the same time. As far as skin care I just use dr. Bronner’s soap and that’s it. I used to use rosehip oil for moisturizer and I really need to get back on it because soap and the indoor heaters/dry winter air really dries my skin out.

Very interesting. Thank you. Moisturize moisturize moisturize!

Great video Tarah, thanks for the info.

Your skin is gorgeous. Keep up with this routine for a lifetime of gorgeous skin.

If you really liked this check out the episode of Explained on Netflix "Skin" for a great deep dive into this topic I started drinking Mt dew at age 6 and until 30yo I averaged 6 to 24 cans a day! Look up Mt dew mouth, I've got it bad, and you'll kick the habit quick! Also, just incase you aren't aware, menopause or a hysterectomy often actually worsens your skin due to the changes in hormones. It's been 8yrs since mine and I've never been on supplementary hormones and my face is covered in huge red angry spots. Currently moving to a soap free skincare and haircare routine bc I'm worried about my microbiome and so far my skins already happier and healing faster. And a little tip I figured out, use an anti aging cream containing retenol for scar reduction and prevention instead of a scar cream.

Dead or alive? In that case I would choose my maternal grandmother. She’s been gone now for 15 years and I miss her. She was always like a best girlfriend to me. By the way she was a devout user of ponds cold cream and had the most flawless skin I’ve ever seen.

That was super fun!!! Can’t wait to watch more if your vids. 😘😘😘

Green Jade, rose jade, purple jade, yellow jade.... does it really matter?! I wanna know lol . . . . . . . I would love to massage my lymph nodes (I have lymphedema) with a roller, I can't do it easily with just my fingers as my physiotherapist does it twice a week. I was a tween in the late 70s lol Our magazine, was Young Miss (which is waaaaaay different now!) Ever tried Noxema? That was my anti acne face wash (cleaned my lungs pretty well too lol) My skin was and still is extremely greasy (not just oily) from too much estrogen. I used a shampoo called FOHO - for oily hair only. These days I may once in a blue moon (we've had a few this year lol) use CeraVe. Problem is, even though it is still a moisturizer, my face is super dry ( and very smooth) for about 5 minutes, then the oil factory hits high gear. I can actually feel the pores fill with oil. Then I get zits for a while until the oil 'settles' and is simply gross. Spa- Guy would be Richard Armitage!!!!!! Gals would be 4 of my internet besties

A spa day with Doris Day. I loved watching her movies when I was a tween.she was beautiful, glamorous in a very unpretentious way. Very sincere and down to earth. And a total girly girl.

Too many for the spa, but maybe a dinner party instead.😬 Historically: Abraham Lincoln; John Steinbeck; All of Henry VII’s Wives; and George W. Bush. Personally: My younger sister, Cassie, who passed away unexpectedly in February; My two nieces, so they could see their mother one more time; My two daughters after they have grown; And Patrick Swayze, my sister’s favorite actor; Christopher Walken; and Bill Murray.

what does AF stand for please

True about the over consumption of sugar supposedly the average person eats five pounds of sugar a year. There's a book called, "Salt" by Mark Kurlansky lots of interesting history and facts like we actually consume more salt now then what people did before refrigeration. When people were canning, pickling, salt curing, smoke curing there own food. Sure it might require salt and sugar but people were not consuming 50-60%sodium per serving like in a package of instant Raman noodles or 91% sodium like some frozen prepared meals with the addition of adding ketchup or hot sauce. The book "Quackery: Brief History of the Worst Ways to Cure Everything" by Lydia Kang and Nate Pedersen really explores the blunders in our quest for perfect health, beauty and the fountain of youth. Like using mercury to cure syphilis or thinking cocaine was a,cure-all wonder drug to lead based makeup.

I’d go with Queen Elizabeth 2. I’d definitely grill her about her skin care routine because it’s always been gorgeous

Thought I was losing my mind when your part changed to the other side - then I realized you were looking in the mirror. . .

when i was about 10 in the mid 80s i found my great grandmother's book of home remedies from 1908 and proceeded to apply to my face a recommended solution of diluted AMMONIA for a while. didn't really do anything but my grandmother quickly put a stop to it when she found out 😄

I know I eat more sugar than any 3 people should😊

In my powder room I have framed some magazine advertising pages by Hudnut/dubarry "beauty preparations ".... they were reaching the women in WW 2.... just because you are doing a man's work you can still look pretty I have collected them in honor of my aunt who was a street car "conductress" in San Francisco

I'd go with Audrey Hepburn. What are your thoughts on Vit. E oil as a skin care product? Not the syrupy gooey stuff.

You did such a lovely job on all this research! My only advice would be to ditch the makeup wipe, there are awesome balms that do a much better job without the waste that makeup wipes create. If you have a moment, check out Hyram here on RU-vid as he explains it so much better than I can.

next time color your hair blue, it would look better. Glad you got rid of the blonde.

The French have been obsessed with skincare for decades. In general, women would rather have good skin than wear makeup.