1960's Mod Makeup Tutorial- My Vintage Love- Episode 96
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- Опубліковано 1 кві 2021
- Watch as Michelle demonstrates a 1960's Mod look on her friend Haleigh! Think full-on Twiggy makeup, with floating liner, drawn-on lashes under the eye and two sets of lashes on top!
**Both Haleigh and I were tested for Covid right before we shot this video, which is why we both felt comfortable shooting this without masks or PPE. All brushes and makeup were thoroughly sanitized.**
You can find some of the products I used here: www.amazon.com/shop/myvintageloveblog
Lorac Pro Soft Focus Longwear Foundation Shades 1 & 2
Cle de Peau Concealer
MAC Chromaline in Pure White
Viseart Grand Pro Palette 1
MAC 212 Brush
MAC Fluidline in Blacktrack
Smith Cosmetics 202 Microliner Brush
Muji Tiny Qtips
Makeup Forever Sens'Eyes Remover
Troy Surratt Lash Curler
Benefit Roller Lash Mascara
Makeup Forever Lashes (Long)
Ardell Wispies Fauxmink Lashes
Makeup Forever Aqua XL Pencil in M-16
Anastasia Beverely Hills Brow Gel
NARS Laguna Bronzer
Shiseido Bronzer Shade 1 (Discontinued)
Senna Vivid Matte Blush Palette
MAC Myth Lipstick
Photos of Haleigh Ciel courtesy of (left to right)
Steven Rosen- www.stevenrosenphotography.com/
Michi Rezin michirezin.com/
Dasha Dare dashadare.com/
I didn’t realize that models did their own make up back then. Fascinating about Twiggy. Thanks for explaining the history!
Yes the history is super interesting! Thanks for watching!
I'm loving these vintage makeup tutorials! Please do more!
Your model is just delightful and sweet! She looked so amazing!
Thank you so much! I'm so glad you're enjoying them! Yes, we definitely need to do more! Covid gave us the time to shoot these, but we've really fallen off the wagon lately!
💋Gorgeous! So we’ll done! Not just the work but the presentation! You are beyond professional. A true respectable artist. Thank You. Continued Blessings and Support. ~Love&Light💖Carli
Thank you, that’s so kind! Thank you for your continued support- it’s very appreciated!! ❤️
In the late 70's, the mall my sister worked at sold Biba and I would pick up stuff from that line on pay day. I wish I still had it. Also as a teenager in the 70's there was a line called pure magic by Max Factor that sold makeup for young girls. Their shades were mostly shades they kept from the 60's. Frosted lipsticks, pastel shadows. It was a fabulous fun line to wear.
Oh wow that sounds fabulous!! I wish you still had that Biba makeup too- it was such a great line! I’ve never heard of the “Pure Magic” line- it sounds fun and perfect for your girls. Thank you for watching! ❤️🙌🏻
This was an amazing tutorial and absolutely worth the 45 minute watch! I learned some tips for makeup in general (using taupe to mark) and it was really satisfying to watch this bold makeup look come together with beautiful results. Haleigh has a perfect face for this type of makeup!
Thank you so much! I'm glad it was worth the 45 minutes (I know it's a long one!) It is really fun to watch the bigger, bolder looks come together. Thanks so much for watching!
My Mum had a Mary Quant crayon makeup set in a cool little silver tin. The crayons were muted blues, plums, greens and pewter with a metallic gleam... I thought that they were the height of glamour
Ooo that sounds fantastic! I wish you or she still had them!
Yey! So enjoyed this video! Not an era I wear usually but now I am inspired to just give it a go for fun!!!!
It is really fun to try! It's not my usual look either, but it's really fun to try something out of the norm! Have fun and thanks for watching!
Speaking as someone who started doing makeup before youtube or internet existed..... magazines are where I got my info on how to do makeup
And it was always the same damn look. And always the whole “what season are you?”. And then there was a small group of colors that were the ones you should use. Hate those colors? Too bad for you!
As a daughter who’s dad had the deep dark Mediterranean skin and my mom was a freckled redhead..... I was never able to know what season I was 🤣
LOL, yeah, I never really understood the whole "You're this season and you're that season" idea. That really had a moment! Glad that went away!
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Can you imagine the frustration of a Caribbean girl!?..... I mean.... we DO have seasons, but ours are: rainy season, windy season, dry season, hurricane season...
Love these vintage tutorials! And your amazing tips! So interesting to see how women did their makeup in the past 💋❤️
Thanks so much! So glad you’re enjoying them!! ❤️🥰
The look you created for Haleigh is groovy!
I remember going to wedding in the late 1960's where the bride had done her hair and makeup exactly like Haleigh's.
Oooo nice! I bet that was fantastic!
I thought 60’s makeup was too blocky and boring but you sure did spark my interest in this time period. Thank you for another glamorous yet informative video
You're so welcome! I'm so glad you enjoyed it and the other videos!
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I have updated the playlist to include this new vid
Wonderful! Thank you! ❤️🙌🏻🥰
Fantastic! ❤️ I’m commenting as I’m watching. You literally posted 11seconds ago and I got a notification in my phone. Yay! Love your videos!
We are yet another lockdown in Toronto and this cheered me up.
I’m so happy to hear that this cheered you up! Lockdown is really hard. I hope you enjoy the whole video. Thanks so much for watching! ❤️🥰
This was so great! The 60s were definitely a fun look!!
Thanks so much! The 60s were definitely a fun time for makeup!
Great video as always. I like your thought that nothing exists in the vacuum. I find it really fascinating how we can trace social-political changes in such "shallow" things as fashion or make-up. The 20th century was undoubtly the most revolutinary for woman appearance. I wonder whether we can find similar examples in other centuries…? Maybe a tip for a video sometime. Happy Easter!
Yes, I love that aspect of history too! I've really enjoyed researching these videos and finding out more about the beauty and socio-political changes. That is a good idea for a video. Happy Easter!
Great tutorial! I learned a lot from it. Now I need to go practice my eyeliner. Really looking forward to your Biba video 😊
Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it and learned a lot! I’m looking forward to the Biba video too! 😂
A BIBA video!! Fantastic🦋
Nice. Love her hair the most
Thank you! Yes, Haleigh’s hair is very impressive!
I love the whole Biba look.
I’ll be shooting a Biba look soon!
This is wonderful! I’m doing a music-through-the-decades video for a talent show and want to make sure my makeup stays authentic. I’m going to start work on it tomorrow-starting with the 60’s! This literally could not have come at a better time!!! Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and talents!
You're so welcome! I'm so happy that it will be helpful to you! Good luck with your video!
@@MyVintageLove Thank you so much!
Again such a great tutorial! Would you be able to do a hair tutorial on your bouffant hair, please! :D
Thank you! I can make a tutorial for my hair, although 60s hair is not really my strong point, tbh!
@@MyVintageLove thank you! 🙂
It really is such a fun look I have long thought my hair was made for 60s that how my hair looks naturally
Oh wow, you're very lucky! That hair takes most people awhile to accomplish! Thanks for watching!
@@MyVintageLove 😂 i called mine drag those a hedge backwards maybe big wild hair will come back 🥰
I'm moved! I'm seeing my mom's and aunts photo albums here
Oh amazing! They must have had amazing style! (And hair, and makeup!)
For the epitome of 60s hair & makeup, check out the female cast of the original Star Trek Series :)
Yessss! Such good 60s hair and makeup!
Pricilla Presley did this look smashingly.
Yes she did! This is a very Priscilla Presley look for sure!
I love, love this series! You’re informative and skilled and It’s such a treat for a vintage glamour enthusiast like myself. Could you consider doing a series where you replicate looks of old Hollywood icons such as Carole Lombard, Hedy Lamarr and Rita Hayworth? Their looks have similar elements such as a red lip but it would be fun to see how each look is unique ❤️
X Noura
I’d gladly volunteer to be your model for the Hedy Lamarr look as she is my idol 😁 I wish I was in the US
@@Noura-bv9pv Thank you so much! I'll definitely consider doing a series like that, I'd just have to find the right models! I'm planning on doing a video soon where I replicate a Norma Shearer look on myself. I wish you could be the model for my Hedy Lamarr look- she really was such an iconic beauty!! Thank you for watching and thank you for your comments and ideas!
@@MyVintageLove ♥ Michelle, I'd be so grateful if you could answer this question for me. Were shimmery/sheeny eyeshadows and dewy skin a thing in the the 1930s/1940s or was an all matte look truly what was in vogue? It's well known that the 30s/40s look was matte but I've come across some vintage sources that mention shimmery eyeshadow and the importance of a "healthy glow". We also know that Marilyn wore Vaseline under her makeup (although that was later in the 50s). I also don't know if 30s/40s (white) women preferred being pale or loved the look of a tan because I've seen some conflicting sources on that as well. Thank you 😊
@@Noura-bv9pv Great questions! Shimmery eyeshadows did exist in the 30s and 40s but weren't widely used from what I've seen in my research. But they did exist for the more daring ladies to use. Matte skin was by and large the preferred texture for the skin. Dewy doesn't *really* become very popular until the 60s. The 1920's was when tans became desirable to (white) ladies, and I do think that trend continued into the 30s/40s, but I think it was dependent on where you were living and the time of year. I have a French 30s magazine that has a whole section talking about the "bronzed look for summer" so that was definitely thing. It's always important to remember that when we're talking about these trends we're using broad strokes to describe what was happening at the time, and they could vary somewhat depending on location, season, year, etc.
@@MyVintageLove That all makes so much sense! thank you ♥ I'm always perplexed when I watch a 40s makeup tutorial and the makeup artist recommends wearing a lighter foundation because it's not flattering and as it turns out, not even historically accurate 😁 I think it might be influenced by the numerous digitally colorized photos you find on the internet which aren't always accurate and sometimes have the ladies look a bit washed out
Loved this! Do you know if they used colored eyeliner or lashes in the 60s? I have ideas 😏
Thank you! I believe they had some colored liner, or would just use colorful eyeshadow as liner. I *think* they had colored lashes too!
🤩You Groovy Chicks 🐣🐥 Gorgeous as ever 🌈 🌼
Thanks so much!
you two look alike… like sisters
Interesting! I think a few other people have said that as well!