I Tried Following a Victorian Morning Routine 🌷

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    Disclaimer: This is not supposed to be 100% historically accurate. I just wanted to try following a Victorian routine with clothing and things that I already had. I realize that none of my clothing is from anywhere near the Victorian era, and now I know that that limewater isn't actually LIME WATER lol (I blame that one on the fact that I filmed this video when I was sick...)
    Hello friends!
    Since I just finished my Victorian bedroom makeover, so many of you have been requesting a Victorian morning routine video! This was so much fun to film, but it also opened my eyes so much and gave me just a small glimpse into how life was back in the Victorian period. Also please go check out @Ruby Granger (if you don't already watch her videos, you're truly missing out, and are you even really on youtube if you don't watch her?💕) She is the first person that I've seen do a Victorian morning routine and it very much inspired me!
    ✨ Link to Ruby's Victorian Morning Routine: • I followed a Victorian...
    I bought the Victorian wash stand + bowl and pitcher specifically for this video and I got it from Facebook marketplace. Everything else I already had :)
    Doing research for this video, I couldn't find much info about the details of daily life in the Victorian period until I found Ruth Goodman's book called, 'How To Be a Victorian.' This book is AMAZING! If you're at all interested in this time period, I highly recommend you check out her book. I sat down and read 60 pages just in my first sitting. While researching for this video I also learned a lot about the typical Victorian evening routines. Is that a future video you would be interested in? Or should I do an Edwardian themed video next time? Either way, I really hope you enjoy this one!
    *Disclaimer, I know that I very much romanticized this time period in this video. A morning routine for 75% of Victorians (working class) would definitely look different from the routine I followed. I do love so many aspects of that time period, but I definitely wouldn't have wanted to live back then.
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  • @DarlingDesi
    @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +763

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    • @RS-tu1sg
      @RS-tu1sg 3 роки тому +8

      m blown away by your creativity in every video.

    • @evaalvarado6467
      @evaalvarado6467 3 роки тому +6

      Where did you get that pink puffed wing backed chair in the corner of your room, I have been searching for one exactly like that since I had mines taken away when I was about 10, aaahhh it's such a lovely chair and so cozy yet I have only been able to find it on a rental prop store online T^T I never expected to see one again in a youtube video!

    • @georgiaswangin9225
      @georgiaswangin9225 3 роки тому +3

      MBA

    • @thilliard86871
      @thilliard86871 3 роки тому +3

      wool- no thank you... #vegan #woolkills

    • @Juliglock
      @Juliglock 3 роки тому +2

      What toxins are in normal matresses?

  • @HannahTheHorrible
    @HannahTheHorrible 3 роки тому +7830

    Dang by the time Victorian women were done with morning routines they pretty much have to jump right in to night routine.

    • @libairebane
      @libairebane 3 роки тому +250

      For some reason I'm the same😅 It always takes me forever to get ready. It was ofc different when I had to wake early and run to work.

    • @miahrella8390
      @miahrella8390 3 роки тому +11

      😂😂

    • @asiyaheibhlin
      @asiyaheibhlin 3 роки тому +141

      It doesn't take too long, actually. I have been doing the morning routine from the book as well. About the same time it would take for you to take a shower, blowdry your hair, brush your teeth, style your hair, put on your clothes, and apply perfume.
      It actually takes less time, in my experience.

    • @amelie6877
      @amelie6877 3 роки тому +5

      @@asiyaheibhlin hai

    • @asiyaheibhlin
      @asiyaheibhlin 3 роки тому +5

      @@amelie6877 Hello

  • @Dana-eh4ns
    @Dana-eh4ns 3 роки тому +15817

    Can we just take a moment and appreciate that her husband does all that for the video. We need more supporting men like that 🙈☺️

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +4114

      He did SO much, guys 😭 so much behind the scenes that you don’t even see, like he made me all the breakfast, tea that I could drink during filming breaks, warming up SO much hot water during the hair washing scenes, running back and forth between the bedroom and kitchen, and walking up before the sun came up to help me set up for filming and get the dark morning shots 🥺

    • @maggievowell3271
      @maggievowell3271 3 роки тому +500

      @@DarlingDesi AWW that is SO PRECIOUS!! You should make a Q&A video including him! 🥺

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +680

      @@maggievowell3271 I did include him a bit in my “responding to your assumptions about me” video but yes! He should definitely be featured in a full Q&A 💕

    • @annachi1920
      @annachi1920 3 роки тому +139

      @@DarlingDesi I personally would love to learn a little more about him! Whatever you both are comfortable sharing with us of course ☺️ I feel like as book lovers, we all turn into romantics so I am rather curious what your story is. But again, whatever you’re comfortable with!

    • @marjoriethompson3790
      @marjoriethompson3790 3 роки тому +46

      I just hope Jared got a nice mattress, too!

  • @MoMoOBrien
    @MoMoOBrien 3 роки тому +3339

    The aesthetics in this video are INCREDIBLE. Very beautifully filmed.

  • @spikespiegelfanclub
    @spikespiegelfanclub Рік тому +124

    i read somewhere that women who didn't have ladies' maids relied on their husbands to help them dress, so having your husband help is still pretty accurate!

    • @lizanna6390
      @lizanna6390 11 місяців тому +1

      Did lower class woman wear clothes that were tricky to get in to without help?

    • @blackgothgoddess3164
      @blackgothgoddess3164 10 місяців тому +3

      ​@@lizanna6390most likely not

    • @SupremeViola
      @SupremeViola 8 місяців тому +10

      @@lizanna6390 Depends on the historical period. But the reality is that until relatively recently in human history, it was INCREDIBLY rare for a woman to live entirely alone, and it was just so accepted that assistance would be needed with buttons and whatnot that people stepped up and did each other's buttons every day. Husbands did up their wives' buttons, fathers their orphaned daughter's, the maiden aunt who lived with her brother's family would help her sister-in-law, even housewives would help a live-in maid of all work if they had only the one maid.

  • @printedjays8512
    @printedjays8512 3 роки тому +3635

    YES, VICTORIANS AND THEIR WALKING LMAO- The only era with such an aggressive passion for walking. "Let's take a walk through the grOuNDs, shall we??"

    • @countrycrossstitcher3573
      @countrycrossstitcher3573 3 роки тому +221

      I figured that’s how they stayed so thin without rigorous exercise. No yoga in a corset! 😂😂

    • @ep3989
      @ep3989 3 роки тому +83

      Not much else to do tbh

    • @sandsand9403
      @sandsand9403 3 роки тому +294

      To be honest, I’m from an Eastern European country and walking is a big thing there. Want to talk? Let’s go on a walk and talk about it. Bored? Go on a walk. Nice day? Go on a WALK. I moved to Canada and nobody does this here. You’re either walking SOMEWHERE or you’re doing it in the woods on a hike.

    • @Karawoolfe
      @Karawoolfe 3 роки тому +172

      @@sandsand9403 I can confirm, I am from Italy and in summer, after dinner people walk close to the seaside or walk in the afternoon! We also walk in the nice days of the winter. If a friend have a problem we just walk while talking, if you are stressed you walk, if there's a guy that likes you, he may ask you to take a walk and talk!

    • @mcfarofinha134
      @mcfarofinha134 3 роки тому +66

      As someone that loves walking, I wish it would make a comeback

  • @Boobsandpizza
    @Boobsandpizza 3 роки тому +4525

    Now we just need a “ real Victorian react” video to this

  • @miki_mochi
    @miki_mochi 2 роки тому +94

    So my grandmother had one of those stand up bath thingies. She kept it as decoration mostly, I'm not sure if she ever used that one specifically but I suspect she may have used one in the past as a child because when I was growing up my mother taught me to wash myself exactly like this with the sink in the mornings. You'd fill the sink up with warm water and get a wash cloth and get it wet. Put a little soap on it and wash yourself. Mainly my mother taught me to wash areas like my genitals and arm pits (and as I got older she instructed under the chest). This was done in addition to showering in the evenings most nights. I never realized this wasn't normal until I started sleeping over friend's houses and stuff. When I asked my mom about it, she said that it was just something her mother taught her to do as well and she thought it was good practice. It's kind of interesting to realize that this is something that was probably in my family for generations, way back to these Victorian days.

    • @onesunnyday5699
      @onesunnyday5699 Рік тому +4

      These were decorative items that resurfaced in the 70s through the 80s. Not actually Victorian, more Victorian inspired. I had a few. They could be picked up practically anywhere for little
      $$. Sorry.

    • @chanellover2143
      @chanellover2143 Місяць тому +3

      @@onesunnyday5699if her family had one that was antique, it could well have been Victorian rather than a 70’s remake. Sorry.

  • @candyzombiee
    @candyzombiee 2 роки тому +196

    the “wE aRe NoT tIgHtLaCiNg!!!!” brought a smile to my face. i appreciate when people talk about that since it’s not a proper way to really even wear a corset and is the main reason they’re considered so awful for people. corsets are great! you just gotta wear it right

  • @jolie4804
    @jolie4804 3 роки тому +3229

    I can immagine the mother in law watching this. "I knew it, look how she treat my little boy " 🤣

  • @spinstercatlady
    @spinstercatlady 3 роки тому +2270

    I kept imagining how shockingly scandalous it would have been for a Victorian lady to allow her valet or footman to dress her and brush her hair lol. Wonderful video, Des ❤ Looking forward to the Victorian night routine!

    • @cynthiabarker522
      @cynthiabarker522 3 роки тому +130

      You should consider writing romance novels!!

    • @YukiiReads
      @YukiiReads 3 роки тому +27

      @@cynthiabarker522 I second this! 🤣

    • @Anastacia-980
      @Anastacia-980 3 роки тому +23

      @@cynthiabarker522 YESSSSSS YES YES YES YES

    • @YukiiReads
      @YukiiReads 3 роки тому +7

      @@a-wanderer-44 wow everyone knows that!😂Who wouldn't know that? 😝 We are imagining the scenario and having fun. omg don't u get it, it was a joke 🤦

    • @YukiiReads
      @YukiiReads 3 роки тому +2

      @@a-wanderer-44 It's oki, all good 😊

  • @ashledashnaw2575
    @ashledashnaw2575 3 роки тому +79

    Also, the muscles becoming weak and such was a myth. Corsets didn't cause physical conditions like that. And the corset wouldn't ever be shown, you would wear it underneath the shirt.

    • @makaelaischillin
      @makaelaischillin 2 роки тому +1

      Well they can, technically. But you probably get it, not that common.

  • @bear4045
    @bear4045 2 роки тому +11

    When that man brushed your hair starting from your ends my heart melted because I knew right then...he truly cares about you.

  • @bbylucy666
    @bbylucy666 3 роки тому +911

    Sadly I cannot perform the first task. Because I live in Florida and if I left the windows open every roach, mosquito and alligator would crawl through 😕😕

    • @princessglittersparkle4146
      @princessglittersparkle4146 3 роки тому +75

      Don't forget the spiders and snakes and animal critters. No windows open, unless...you have heavy duty screens.

    • @bbylucy666
      @bbylucy666 3 роки тому +11

      @@princessglittersparkle4146 hahah true

    • @edenbenson3782
      @edenbenson3782 3 роки тому +43

      And alligator 😂

    • @bbylucy666
      @bbylucy666 3 роки тому +9

      @@edenbenson3782 it's too much here lol 😂😂

    • @karisdietrich1964
      @karisdietrich1964 3 роки тому +45

      There are some real creeps out there too. I’m way too paranoid to leave my window open while I sleep.

  • @hXbradshaw
    @hXbradshaw 3 роки тому +2084

    I love that your husband is wearing a button down shirt, slacks, and a belt...but no shoes. 😂

    • @terenarosa4790
      @terenarosa4790 2 роки тому +104

      What kind of uncultured monster wears shoes inside the house?! In the bedroom no less!

    • @chiaralafollette6576
      @chiaralafollette6576 2 роки тому +32

      I think the servants actually might not have comminly had shoes or house slippers to wear around the house, tbh. I believe the uniform was provided by the household, but I don't think shoes were a part of that uniform.

    • @bananabuttersomethin
      @bananabuttersomethin 2 роки тому +14

      What, inside?

    • @justlikerunningabicycle3783
      @justlikerunningabicycle3783 2 роки тому +8

      @@terenarosa4790 my parents, (mom) practically has a fit if she sees any of us walk around the house without shoes on. Shes tolerated my dad a bit, but not really us. She has given up with sending us back upstairs to put them on, but is definitely snarky when we dont wear them. And she only wants us wearing closed-toed shoes. Again, she tolerates me wearing flip flops on weekends, but will not let anyone else wear them. I didn't even get a pair flip flops until I was 13. Honestly, I thought wearing shoes inside was a normal thing.

    • @attiamustafa8569
      @attiamustafa8569 2 роки тому +6

      everyone arguing why he isn't wearing shoes XD

  • @archangel1547
    @archangel1547 Рік тому +16

    Ruth is SO knowledgeable! I’ve watched many of the historical documentaries that’s she’s been in. “Secrets of the Castle” “Tudor Farm” “Victorian Farm” and “Edwardian Farm” are some favorites.

  • @bradhott19
    @bradhott19 2 роки тому +26

    A corset was used very much like a bra today. It was the foundation of the outfit and gave support to the breasts and upper body. It helped hold the weight of the petticoats and final skirt along with the panniers or hoop skirt depending on the era. Going without a corset was dangerous. You would have no support for the heavy skirts

  • @kaylynxup
    @kaylynxup 3 роки тому +942

    the "stand up wash" is almost exactly what my family calls 'bird baths' or sink baths. we did that when we went camping, or times we had a power out or similar.

    • @kaylynxup
      @kaylynxup 3 роки тому +63

      no one cares but during my brief stint in the military I made time in the morning to do extra stretches and breathe/meditate some by bird-bathing instead of waiting ten minutes in line for 2 mins in a shower stall. some peeps were MAD about that and reported me to a drill sargent?? for not washing AT ALL? but it worked for me bc i was ORDERED TO SKIP THE LINE so i could shower every morning

    • @jennifergraceh
      @jennifergraceh 3 роки тому +4

      @@kaylynxup lol that would be me too!!!

    • @Mezza
      @Mezza 3 роки тому +8

      We called it a flannel wash in my house growing up!

    • @Erin-zb9yj
      @Erin-zb9yj 3 роки тому +22

      My family has a MUCH less favorable name for the "stand up wash" haha 🥴 But I still take them to this day, and not always just when the power is out or when camping either! Sometimes I'm just too lazy to take a full on shower every day lol

    • @jennifergraceh
      @jennifergraceh 3 роки тому +7

      @@Erin-zb9yj me too! Sometimes it’s just easier than dealing with a shower. But I have to know now, what does your family call them?

  • @malia4459
    @malia4459 3 роки тому +1821

    It’s weird that people are saying “omg your husband helped you!” Guys that’s her husband! Jeesh it wasn’t that hard lol get new men guys lol anyway beautiful video !!

  • @emilycanfield2634
    @emilycanfield2634 Рік тому +3

    Yesss thank you for talking about tightlacing! It wasn't a proper practice at all, a well fitting, properly laced corset was more supportive than modern bras! And gave a nice shape

  • @samyal8r
    @samyal8r 2 роки тому +25

    I LOVE your husband's presence in this! It really does amp up the production value and he is so sweet

  • @priscilaoliveira148
    @priscilaoliveira148 3 роки тому +645

    Seems like they spent the whole day just to getting already, and when they finished the “getting already for the day routine” it is already time for bed.

    • @Charlotte-ye1vb
      @Charlotte-ye1vb 3 роки тому +6

      Exactly

    • @gekyumeonfroy3388
      @gekyumeonfroy3388 3 роки тому +5

      I like how you typed hope instead of whole

    • @gekyumeonfroy3388
      @gekyumeonfroy3388 3 роки тому +4

      @Lulu H shit🤦🏽‍♀️😂😂that was a typo but I jus left it cuz ik someone was going to say exactly what u said lol

    • @gekyumeonfroy3388
      @gekyumeonfroy3388 3 роки тому +1

      @Lulu H lol that's good I hope u have a good day

    • @bimobop
      @bimobop 3 роки тому +2

      They had nothing better to do the whole day so

  • @leonahthelioness5479
    @leonahthelioness5479 3 роки тому +481

    Lime water would've been from lime as in limestone, not lime the fruit.

    • @shamineywalsh-dupuis6520
      @shamineywalsh-dupuis6520 2 роки тому +75

      Thankfully someone said it

    • @nimertavirdee9615
      @nimertavirdee9615 2 роки тому +47

      Haha I was just about to comment with this, I'm hoping it was joke and they didn't actually think water with a slice of lime in it would detect carbonic acid!

    • @notmyname3556
      @notmyname3556 2 роки тому +8

      I was so confused when she said that. No wonder

    • @vs2956
      @vs2956 2 роки тому +75

      This was a sweet mistake that a young person made on their journey to learn new things. Never be afraid to make a mistake as you grow. ❤️

    • @foofyastralpunk5875
      @foofyastralpunk5875 2 роки тому +2

      Came to say this

  • @malakaragua702
    @malakaragua702 2 роки тому +11

    Part of the value in studying history is realising how different things once were and how different things could still be.

  • @luffans
    @luffans 3 роки тому +40

    LOL "We're NOT tight-lacing!" 😂

  • @lisamarieroserobin
    @lisamarieroserobin 3 роки тому +570

    Omg, I'm not the only one who doesn't like sleeping with other people. I'm happy to know I'm, not the only one who thinks this causes a lack of rest.

    • @learnnailswithme7041
      @learnnailswithme7041 3 роки тому +53

      Me and my partner don't share the same bed either. I love the peace and sleep

    • @fawnNheadlights
      @fawnNheadlights 3 роки тому +29

      I can't sleep beside another person either 😕

    • @GreedIslxnd
      @GreedIslxnd 3 роки тому +52

      Fuck is wrong with y'all😂

    • @Phoenix-qh1fn
      @Phoenix-qh1fn 3 роки тому +149

      @@GreedIslxnd nothing is wrong with them, some people are just light sleepers and cant sleep to the sound of someone elses snoring/breathing. Plus it gets hot. Also i like to take up a lot of space, and so do men. Sleeping next to someone is highkey impractical as hell and theyre very normal for not liking to sleep next to someone

    • @XHikarixxx
      @XHikarixxx 3 роки тому +62

      my boyfriend and I live together and have different bedrooms

  • @KarsynMacenna
    @KarsynMacenna 3 роки тому +85

    A proper corset was just like a bra, that which offered support for either a high/middle/working class. In certain circles, and time periods it was tightened or made in such a way that it was a risk for health but most women were at no greater risk than those who use bras today.
    In older pictures and illustrations, you'll see working class women going about their days, which was filled with a lot of laborious activities, without a struggle.
    A vast majority of "costume corsets" nowadays are NOT created properly, the way the fabric is cut (the shape) and the support is positioned/and used wrong and will do more harm than a real one. Which should be specifically made for your individual body type, and follow a previously created design for the shape desired.

    • @lillian3689
      @lillian3689 3 роки тому +9

      and i was worried no one was going to say anything. THANK YOU

    • @KarsynMacenna
      @KarsynMacenna 3 роки тому +9

      @@lillian3689 I figured I had to say something before people started bashing on corsets! They're wonderful support tools, when used and made correctly.

    • @lillian3689
      @lillian3689 3 роки тому +8

      @@KarsynMacenna I know! I made a civil war era corset for reenactments, and I'll be honest, my first mockup was terribly uncomfortable! but after making alterations and adjusting it to my body, it is SUPER comfortable and supportive.
      PSA: My organs are all still in the correct place and my abdominal and back muscles are strong as ever 😂

    • @sunflowers730
      @sunflowers730 2 роки тому

      Yeah and whoever invented bras should be shot! I hate the damn things!

  • @shepherdessofskymeadow
    @shepherdessofskymeadow 2 роки тому +15

    Enlisting your husband to be your ladies' maid/butler is just too darn cute. What a good sport 😊
    Loved this! I still use rosemary/nettle-infused water as a hair rinse. It gives it a lovely softness and shine.

  • @spaghettiking7312
    @spaghettiking7312 Рік тому +3

    I hate the idea of showering right after I wake up. I only shower later in the evening to relax. This method of stand-up bathing right after waking up is brilliant! I'll incorporate it into my own routine!

  • @l3il40
    @l3il40 3 роки тому +276

    they be doing more in their morning routines then i in 7 months

  • @abitterwind
    @abitterwind 3 роки тому +426

    I had never heard of anyone besides me who doesn't sleep with husband in the same bedroom. Me and my husband don't either, because we value sleep so much. It's bliss!!!! He usually gets up super early on weekends and comes into my bed to snuggle, it's so comfortable living like this.

    • @designdoctor247
      @designdoctor247 3 роки тому +42

      Same here. We are all not alone. Many many people value sleep this much. 😴

    • @kellykade
      @kellykade 3 роки тому +37

      Or just value some sleep space actually 😀

    • @sushibaby5896
      @sushibaby5896 3 роки тому +60

      I could never sleep alone, night cuddles are the best

    • @gramcrackergrammy
      @gramcrackergrammy 3 роки тому +81

      @@sushibaby5896 me either. I have been with my husband for nearly 45 years. He is very sick and frail. I am so thankful that I have had him with me almost every night; to touch, to love, any time. I will treasure all those years of memories when he is gone.

    • @chitra_888
      @chitra_888 3 роки тому +41

      @@gramcrackergrammy Exactly. I think you might regret or think 'what if.." the day your partner is no longer here. All those nights being separate from one another.. I could never. Everyone is different, but to have your man sleeping next to you being so close to each other while your souls travel to the spirit realm is special.

  • @JennaQuinter
    @JennaQuinter 3 роки тому +94

    Can we take a minute to appreciate her hubby for being such a sweetheart and gentleman!! I find it very odd that they don’t sleep in the same room...

    • @annyjoseph6162
      @annyjoseph6162 3 роки тому +15

      Most probably for video's sake : then it was not done (in the bourgeois society ) for husband and wife to share the same bedroom .

    • @tiffanywright1833
      @tiffanywright1833 3 роки тому +3

      Yes I have heard ppl do this but I cldnt not sleep with my mate. It's another form of comfort and intimacy. Holding him lovingly is the best.

    • @lindabeebe7065
      @lindabeebe7065 2 роки тому +23

      It’s not odd. Sure being cozily wrapped in a loved ones arms is great until it’s just to itchy/sweaty. When you fall asleep, his snoring starts. Honestly, there are many kinds of snoring. Most of them disturbing. The restlessness of one or both of you constantly waking the other up. I’m mean sex can be done before going to separate beds, in the middle of the night when one summons the other, or even during the day. It doesn’t just happen when two people are sleeping in the same bed. You can even lovingly fall asleep in each other’s arms after said sex. But as soon as the disturbances start, a sweet kiss and off to your own bed is just as sweet. Then there is the good morning sex that can and does still happen!
      It’s not weird to sleep in separate beds. It’s just for the peaceful sleeping periods. 😉

    • @Sillilesshells
      @Sillilesshells 2 роки тому +13

      Yeh it’s not odd, I live having my own room. It’s really whatever works for the people in the relationship. I love cuddles but I need my sleep.

    • @raquelalbuquerque6840
      @raquelalbuquerque6840 2 роки тому

      He wasn't playing her husband lol

  • @emma22cutee1
    @emma22cutee1 Рік тому +4

    Over 15 years ago my partner and I decided to sleep in separate beds and absolutely loved it. It worked well for us! I love that they do the same. My Sleep is very important for me 😊

  • @theuniquebean
    @theuniquebean 3 роки тому +680

    Love this video and how nice that your husband was willing to help you! So much effort goes into your videos. I just recently found you and appreciate all of your hard work. Wishing you and everyone here a great day💕✨

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +102

      He honestly worked so hard on this video with me 😭💖 He streams games on Twitch every day and he spent 2 days not streaming at all because he was helping me film so much 🥺💗

    • @theuniquebean
      @theuniquebean 3 роки тому +17

      @@DarlingDesi how sweet is that?! Share his twitch and I’ll share his info with my gamer friends!

    • @andrealuisecandido1154
      @andrealuisecandido1154 2 роки тому

      and i donT
      look like The Queen's E II
      prefered son
      I like HisTory if am honesT
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  • @gael_spsr749
    @gael_spsr749 3 роки тому +622

    we cannot be more different aesthetic-wise (im a goth and a punk!) but damn your videos make me so happy, im so glad i discovered you this month 😭 i really needed this after a whole day of studying, all of your videos are so relaxing! (also, i do love the victorian era, and all of this was very interesting!)

    • @ElGrimorioNegro
      @ElGrimorioNegro 3 роки тому +32

      Me toooo I define my style like "Dark cottagecore" Beautiful things around with a touch of darkness

    • @gael_spsr749
      @gael_spsr749 3 роки тому +4

      @@ElGrimorioNegro that sounds beautiful 🥺

    • @helenaap2042
      @helenaap2042 3 роки тому +16

      I think that goth intersects with her aesthetic a little bit since its partly inspired by victorian mourning wear

    • @libairebane
      @libairebane 3 роки тому +8

      I'm kinda goth and punk too, but I couldn't live in a dark interior without sunlight😁 I do love how they look, but I need light around me. I was so awed about the interior and everything in the video, beautiful 🥰 I'd like a home like that, but more in a pastel goth feel, with pink skulls etc.

    • @acespades7311
      @acespades7311 3 роки тому

      Same-

  • @Msriiko.
    @Msriiko. 2 роки тому +6

    The dedication to this and her marriage bring so sweet, made me subscribe

  • @catherinemary2578
    @catherinemary2578 2 роки тому +6

    Growing up, and when visiting Grandmother’s home, we called it a ‘sink bath’. We always washed our face first, then worked down the body.

  • @Frank71n
    @Frank71n 3 роки тому +805

    Fashion Historian here! This video was such a delight and the dressing and outfit was great for what you had on hand EXCEPT for the corset part!😂as much as modern fashion has brought back the item and styled it as one would as an accessory like a vest (very similar to what you did!), to Victorians it was more or less their precursor to the bra- and had you actually gone with your day, it would almost be compared to you going out in modern times with your bra over your shirt! Another interesting fact is that a majority of doctors against corsetry are what we consider the “anti-vaxxers” of the era- they often twisted information and created hoaxes like muscle atrophy to try to influence ladies’ husbands into disdaining from “indulgences” but more or less again in a modern analogy imagine your husband trying to take away your bra☠️Other than that your video brought a great, fun light to the Victorians’ routine!

    • @alivanvugt
      @alivanvugt 3 роки тому +26

      So are you saying that wearing a corset nearly 24/7 is healthy? Just trying to understand your side of this pro-vax comparison...

    • @Frank71n
      @Frank71n 3 роки тому +119

      Hi there! And not at all- to the point of which I never made the point of people wearing corsets 24/7, very much today where people don’t wear their bras 24/7. In historical actuality there’s only a small percentage of Victorians that wore theirs day and night. And to clarify my analogy, it is similar to the fact that doctors who knew nothing of women’s systems were creating false information to fearmonger society.

    • @emilysmith2784
      @emilysmith2784 2 роки тому +61

      Thank you for saying this. I was enjoying the video until the corset part and was about the comment the same thing.

    • @RubyChakra
      @RubyChakra 2 роки тому +65

      YES, thank you for pointing this out. I was actually scanning the comments to see if anyone else noticed this. As someone who wears a corset the historical way all day, every day, it through me for a loop to see her wearing it on the outside, lol. But very pleasant and cute video. It's nice to see these types of videos being made.

    • @hayden1351
      @hayden1351 2 роки тому +52

      thank GOD someone else said it, I was so on board with this video and then she started talking about corsets and it all came crumbling apart, like.... ma'am....

  • @ahoneysuckle
    @ahoneysuckle 3 роки тому +42

    rosemary is also proven to help hair growth and heal/prevent hair loss! I use rosemary water on my hair everyday~

    • @katj3443
      @katj3443 2 роки тому +4

      I didn’t know that, how do you use it do you make a spray or wash your hair with it like she did?

    • @violetlove1893
      @violetlove1893 2 роки тому +3

      What's best to use essential oil or ready made Rosemary water? Do you put it in your own shampoo? Conditioner? Or rinse the shampoo with it?

    • @ahoneysuckle
      @ahoneysuckle 2 роки тому +1

      @@katj3443 oops my bad! i just saw this. I boiled some rosemary, and spray and douse my roots in it at night!

    • @ahoneysuckle
      @ahoneysuckle 2 роки тому +1

      @@violetlove1893 apologies for responding so late! I use rosemary water which I make by boiling rosemary and putting in a spray bottle! I usually just spray and douse my roots at night after I wash my hair.

    • @katj3443
      @katj3443 2 роки тому

      @@ahoneysuckle I’m just grateful you replied lol, face books all over the place with notifications plus people have lives so lol no bad feelings.

  • @Pie0331
    @Pie0331 3 роки тому +7

    Wow... this morning routine takes a lot of work and time. My morning routine consist of me opening my eyes jumping out of bed, putting on my shirt and pants while brushing my teeth at lighting speed as i was late for whatever i was late for (as always) and lastly rushing out the door-

  • @sandysimmer1279
    @sandysimmer1279 6 місяців тому +1

    I love how you say that your husband and you do not sleep in the same bedroom to ensure a good night's sleep! Bravo!

  • @auistle3262
    @auistle3262 3 роки тому +122

    I would like to see lower class morning routine. Just for the sake of learning 😀

  • @bunnygirl9236
    @bunnygirl9236 3 роки тому +413

    Yes, we stan Ruby Granger !!! And you definitely can romanticize the period without forgetting historic truth. Oh and your vids are a big inspiration for us :)

    • @miloexogiantrabbit365
      @miloexogiantrabbit365 3 роки тому +2

      OMG i watch Ruby Granger to!

    • @miaclarke6859
      @miaclarke6859 3 роки тому

      @@miloexogiantrabbit365 ahhhh me toooo

    • @hiandbye2807
      @hiandbye2807 3 роки тому +2

      Every morning do you acknowledge all the negative things occurring in the world currently before you can enjoy your day 😂😂

    • @rienstalled4386
      @rienstalled4386 3 роки тому +1

      I went to school with her :/

  • @rcwhlfrd
    @rcwhlfrd Рік тому +2

    Every time I watch one of your videos I'm always shocked when I get to the end. Feels like five minutes pass. I LOVE the way you see the world and how you're helping us see it that way, too.

  • @PilgrimKat
    @PilgrimKat 2 роки тому +5

    Ah this has been on my watch list for ages, so happy to finally get the time to see it! Thanks for such a lovely, wholesome video, your joyful disposition is infectious 🤗

  • @karmachapo8631
    @karmachapo8631 3 роки тому +49

    Loved it! I’m 73 and a child of the 50s. Brought back such funny memories! 😂

  • @diyhawaii4688
    @diyhawaii4688 3 роки тому +99

    i feel like victorian, cottagecore, fairycore, and royalcore go well all together

  • @GiveMeSoap
    @GiveMeSoap 2 роки тому +4

    The ending where she comes back to reality from being in a fantasy living the lifestyle because of reading the book... that made me tear up! So so good and precious♡

  • @jeremynv89523
    @jeremynv89523 2 роки тому +42

    As an experiment, a Polish woman wore all 11 layers of Victorian dress on a hot 100degree August afternoon. You’d have thought she’d have passed out from heat stroke, wouldn’t you?
    Actually, she said it was not half bad. The Victorians wore natural fibers that all breathed.
    She was left wondering why modern women suffocate themselves during the summer, wearing synthetic garments that were like plastic bags.
    This video is real eye bleach due to its aesthetics. Thank you for posting.

    • @bethanyplatt4237
      @bethanyplatt4237 Рік тому +2

      I'm usually in 2 or 3 layers, even in the summer, to protect my skin from the sun. I try to find 100% cotton or linen clothing and I am just fine. If what you're wearing is breathable fabric, you honestly don't get super hot.

  • @anamikaacharjee726
    @anamikaacharjee726 3 роки тому +49

    Her husband is so supportive , really a nice man.

    • @sweetiepie4328
      @sweetiepie4328 3 роки тому +2

      wouldn't you, if your wife was getting money

    • @user-rj4pj1ot1l
      @user-rj4pj1ot1l 2 роки тому +2

      @@sweetiepie4328 lmfaoooo😂😂😂😭

  • @elizarline
    @elizarline 3 роки тому +305

    I don’t believe corsets actually caused muscles atrophying. Corsets actually encourage proper posture and work muscles more. I think that belief is from the same sources that believed women’s bodies required corsets for their uterus might fall out 😳 I’m just parroting dress historians I enjoy on here. Love your aesthetic and your videos. Psuedo-Victorian outfit and hair is on point 🙌🏼

    • @mariferj8320
      @mariferj8320 3 роки тому +24

      Idk dude I've heard that some women wore them so much they were unable to hold up their upper body properly.
      You have to think, the human body wasn't meant to wear corsets so there could have been negative side effects such as this.

    • @charlief2085
      @charlief2085 3 роки тому +40

      @@mariferj8320 I’ve never heard of that actually happening though? Is that true or a myth made up by the men at that time. Like the fact that corsets were generally dangerous. They’re not unless they don’t fit properly or they are tight laced which most people didn’t do. Idk though I could be wrong

    • @mariferj8320
      @mariferj8320 3 роки тому +1

      @@charlief2085 idk I remember seeing it on one of those history UA-cam channels but who knows how accurate that is. Yeah I'm not sure 🤷‍♀️

    • @jennagoldsmith6394
      @jennagoldsmith6394 3 роки тому +2

      Thank you!! I wanted to say something, but you said it better than I could lol

    • @sandhanitizer209
      @sandhanitizer209 2 роки тому +23

      Someone had to say it🙏 there are multiple sources that say that corsets didn't cause detrimental damage to the body of a woman, including many amazing sources on UA-cam!

  • @alexbautista5610
    @alexbautista5610 3 роки тому +14

    The way he was about to snatch her waist 😂😭

  • @IbelongtoJesusChrist
    @IbelongtoJesusChrist 3 роки тому +5

    I love the Rosemary water part. I love eating lots of herbs. I finally get to use my organic rosemary that grows in our garden ❤️

  • @Lovelybby24
    @Lovelybby24 3 роки тому +60

    “For breakfast”
    Me: ugghhhhhhh this is still only the morning? I forgot, I’m exhausted.

  • @meganjohnson9022
    @meganjohnson9022 3 роки тому +156

    This was so sweet. And your husband is absolutely the best sport.

  • @marilynmainwaring9978
    @marilynmainwaring9978 Рік тому +6

    Oh my goodness! I absolutely adore you! My daughter (35), granddaughters (13, 12, & 8) and I (57) are all about all of your content 😊 It’s as though you created your channel just for us 🥰🥰🥰

  • @roselita223
    @roselita223 3 роки тому +2

    God, I love how everything looks like in the victorian times, it all looks so beautiful

  • @sheilafelix113
    @sheilafelix113 3 роки тому +204

    My Grandmother was born in the late 1800's. She rarely took a bath in her 100 years of life. She said " You wash down as far as possible then you wash up as far a possible, then you wash possible!" Lol

    • @sheilafelix113
      @sheilafelix113 3 роки тому +16

      Also a shawl that covered the shoulders and or breast was called a "Fichu"

    • @rier8061
      @rier8061 3 роки тому +34

      Omfg one of my aunts/uncles says ‘possible’ to mean your area... lol like when they would judge me wearing a denim mini at 17 ‘we can almost see possible’ 😅

    • @sheilafelix113
      @sheilafelix113 3 роки тому

      @@rier8061 😅🤣

    • @Anonymous-di4bx
      @Anonymous-di4bx 3 роки тому +3

      I just watched a series called Gallipoli and the nurse says this when she washes the wounded soldier 🙈

    • @fuchsia02
      @fuchsia02 3 роки тому +1

      Whoaaa, is your grandmother still alive?

  • @taylorgayhart9497
    @taylorgayhart9497 3 роки тому +54

    Okay so all the hair tips are actually great still today! Rosemary oil is great for hair growth, you shouldn’t wash your hair more than once a week, and oil is the best thing for smoothly, healthy, shiny hair!! Except brushing does clean it by removing building on the scalp!

  • @trudyspinkvintagecottage2295
    @trudyspinkvintagecottage2295 2 роки тому

    That was SO AWESOME!!! So enjoyed all your hard work to take us back! Thank you to your Hubby for playing such a important role! 👏😊

  • @jasminacortezonline
    @jasminacortezonline 3 роки тому +2

    😍😍😍one of my fav periods in history! Thank you for this! You’re incredible!

  • @aliveandconnected
    @aliveandconnected 3 роки тому +27

    I used to make a tea with rosemary and nettle to pour through my hair. Perhaps I should pick that up again 🤔

  • @silviah.4201
    @silviah.4201 3 роки тому +77

    You and your husband are adorable! I also recommend TV-series Victorian Farm with Ruth Goodman, it is really fun and a great look into Victorian times.

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +9

      I started watching that as part of my research for this video! 😃 I knew never knew about it before. It really shows the reality of the lower and working class during the Victorian era. Super eye opening and entertaining at the same time :)

  • @annaspitz6449
    @annaspitz6449 2 роки тому

    My heart completely melted the whole video when Jared was helping you!! So so so sweet! You guys make me believe in real love ! And this video is so incredibly well made, I'm so so shook and impressed! You're really talented Desi !

  • @hannahszn
    @hannahszn 3 роки тому +1

    oml this is so aesthetic and gorgeous

  • @racheldesimone4460
    @racheldesimone4460 3 роки тому +18

    I have never heard of another couple who have separate beds! Besides myself and partner, that is. Sleep is so valuable to me, and now I have a 2 month old, well.. we value our own sleep spaces. I love this video! Subscribed

  • @Alesanascreamokid
    @Alesanascreamokid 3 роки тому +24

    Damn that energy when he brushed her hair and tightened her corset 😳

  • @CorrinaMusic
    @CorrinaMusic 2 роки тому +6

    I can't believe for a couple so young you're both so accepting of the fact that it's super difficult for a lot of people to share a bed. I'm like that but whenever I try and explain this to anyone, they don't believe me, until the first night we're sharing a bed and neither of us have slept because I've been too self-aware and freaked out about moving too much (and then still moving too much anyway) that we both end up with bags under our eyes and grumpy for the start of the day. LIKE BELIEVE ME WHEN I SAY THIS. AAAAAAH XDDD

  • @Nesahak
    @Nesahak 2 роки тому +1

    Beautiful and informative! And I'm so glad you are getting more and more sponsors. You are amazing!

  • @gracefulclutes
    @gracefulclutes 3 роки тому +49

    Hey! Just a heads up for anyone that wants to try the homemade toothpaste recipe! Coconut oil will clog your drain. I would recommend using a powder recipe and forgoing the coconut oil. But love the video!!!!

    • @Dreamyflowerfields
      @Dreamyflowerfields 3 роки тому +8

      or spit it into a paper towel and throwing it into biowaste ?

    • @jenniferfischer163
      @jenniferfischer163 3 роки тому +2

      We use baking soda, that's it. Deodorant is baking soda mixed with corn starch. We don't use shampoos or conditioners either.

    • @Cyanntific
      @Cyanntific 3 роки тому

      Ooh yeah that drain clog happened to me, searching for an alternative cause I loved making my own toothpaste

    • @kikialeaki1850
      @kikialeaki1850 3 роки тому +3

      Can’t you just run hot water for a little while after?

    • @RockStar_Love
      @RockStar_Love 2 роки тому

      No it doesn't just run hot water

  • @sarahaljabban8305
    @sarahaljabban8305 3 роки тому +100

    Beautiful! I would so love it if you did a Victorian evening routine as well.

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +33

      Already planning on it 😏😁 thank you so much for letting me know! 💗

    • @spinstercatlady
      @spinstercatlady 3 роки тому +2

      @@DarlingDesi yayyy!!

  • @aris6745
    @aris6745 2 роки тому +2

    Corsets are undergarments and so would be worn underneath a blouse, and nightgowns are typically worn underneath the corset. You have all the right stuff, but the right order is very important too!

  • @xxCourtneyxxRAWR
    @xxCourtneyxxRAWR 2 роки тому

    I’m so glad Cherie Moore told us about you being her older sister, not only that but the fact you are about books is freaking amazing!! New subscriber!!

  • @gnarbeljo8980
    @gnarbeljo8980 3 роки тому +29

    No dressing without a petticoat! And your underpants, (did I miss them?) or one piece, with the long bloomers and opening for easy toilet detail, those were bare essentials! Where I live (in Scandinavia) i can find actual period white cotton undergarments from the period, not noticably used, in second hand stores with focus on older styles, often trimmed with hand made lace, for dead cheap too!
    Very comfortable, and really cute as over all country summer garments too!

  • @ladyamelierose
    @ladyamelierose 3 роки тому +121

    I've been searching for a video like this for so long!! Gives me big Anne vibes and I'm soooo here for it. Think I'm going to try and do something like this every morning now, it helps me romanticise life and pretend I'm in a regency movie haha. Tomorrow will be getting up early and going for a walk through the forest in true Lizzie fashion💞

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +24

      That sounds AMAZING!! I honestly can’t wait until summer so I can walk through all the meadows and fields in a flowy dress and live my best pride and prejudice life.

  • @autumntrimble2102
    @autumntrimble2102 2 роки тому +1

    This is one of the most relaxing videos I’ve watched in a while. Thanks for sharing!

  • @katyactv9198
    @katyactv9198 3 роки тому +1

    Darling Desi, the background is very ornate and amazing. It’s beautifully designed. And the music is just giving the feeling of that era. 🌹

  • @bellacuellar2238
    @bellacuellar2238 3 роки тому +89

    I adore all the time effort and love you put into all of your content! It’s so apparent that you adore what you do, and all your outward positivity rubs off on your viewers! Thank you so much for everything you do 😭❤️

    • @DarlingDesi
      @DarlingDesi  3 роки тому +5

      That’s absolutely the nicest thing to say 🥺💕 Thank you, Bella! 💗

  • @magggmae8880
    @magggmae8880 3 роки тому +40

    “No! We’re not tight lacing!”😂

  • @kirakiraclover7050
    @kirakiraclover7050 2 роки тому +11

    I wish I had a corset so I wouldn’t get tired from “the floppiness of my middle region” lmao!

  • @JessicaPradoHanson
    @JessicaPradoHanson Рік тому +2

    1 minute in and I knew I had to subscribe this is amazing! Thank you for your dedication to making such high quality videos! Sending you love!

  • @kathy4873
    @kathy4873 3 роки тому +104

    A video idea is to go around your city and visit a bunch of "free little libraries"! They are so cute and you can take a book for free and give one back to the community! This would be so fun to watch!

    • @EmiliaLou
      @EmiliaLou 3 роки тому

      Oh yes yes yes we want that! ❤❤

    • @je573
      @je573 3 роки тому

      YES!!!!!!!!

    • @rilesywilesy2920
      @rilesywilesy2920 2 роки тому

      Oh that’s a fun idea!

  • @farahzahmed
    @farahzahmed 3 роки тому +35

    The irony of quoting Ghandi at the end of a video about the beauty of Victorian life 😂

    • @ni3070
      @ni3070 2 роки тому

      😅Gandhi*

  • @caterinabenci6475
    @caterinabenci6475 2 роки тому +2

    I loveeee Victorian era is the most beautiful time I’ve ever seen in my lifee

  • @marissawindler9214
    @marissawindler9214 2 роки тому +4

    Honestly I am so glad that I discovered your channel today! You just seem like a really fun person who also enjoys old history of daily life ^^ and it looks like so much fun as well! I actually kinda want to try making my own toothpaste with the method you used, looks like such a fun little experiment! Thank you for this, I really learned a lot of new things from this

  • @RainPariss
    @RainPariss 3 роки тому +72

    this is every vibe i needed

  • @alycadabra7956
    @alycadabra7956 3 роки тому +17

    Hubs brushing hair is a full vibe 🤩

  • @Vex_0S
    @Vex_0S Рік тому

    Her cute smiles throughout the whole video especially when doing her teeth is just so wholesome and pure 😭💕

  • @lanachutko1179
    @lanachutko1179 2 роки тому +1

    These kind of videos are soo satisfying and addicting! You are fantastic! Love love love!

  • @marialuiza2483
    @marialuiza2483 3 роки тому +21

    the part of the shower haunts me, omg imagine just washing yourself like that 😭

  • @machu0914
    @machu0914 3 роки тому +22

    Your videos are the embodiment of the peacefulness of early spring and the comfort of a nice, cool autumn day

  • @mrs.alimouse
    @mrs.alimouse 2 роки тому +2

    I absolutely loved this video! I was a history major in college. This was so fun to watch!

  • @underratedgrapejuice
    @underratedgrapejuice 2 роки тому +1

    you're so gorgeous hun! definitely make more videos like this, i'll be back for more
    super informative and fun to watch

  • @zhyonkripke
    @zhyonkripke 3 роки тому +74

    As a huge fan of the Victorian Period, I am absolutely obsessed with this video, your aesthetic in general, your kindness, and everything!

    • @Sonja25997
      @Sonja25997 3 роки тому +4

      Oh my gosh! This is such a wonderful and interesting topic for a dissertation!!!

    • @nadiasofiakm3
      @nadiasofiakm3 3 роки тому +2

      I want to read it!! It sounds super interesting

    • @jadeeden7393
      @jadeeden7393 3 роки тому

      i would love to read it!

    • @justaydontstray2002
      @justaydontstray2002 3 роки тому

      I'd like to read it too!

    • @lildoodle6081
      @lildoodle6081 3 роки тому +1

      I wish I could read it!

  • @mutoidliz2320
    @mutoidliz2320 3 роки тому +34

    And I get frowned on for taking a 5 minute shower every few days,Chucking the same clothes on and scrunching my hair in a bun 🙃.

  • @farahalganahi5801
    @farahalganahi5801 Рік тому

    you two are just the cutest!

  • @kathreath1
    @kathreath1 3 роки тому

    That end transition was just *chef's kiss*

  • @saviitude1234
    @saviitude1234 3 роки тому +26

    As per usual this video is so lovely! First of all I can't get over how obsessed I am with your standing wash station. In LOVE! Secondly, A+ on historical accuracy girl!! You really went all out and I adore it. Thirdly, YES JARED! The COMMITMENT. Get this man an oscar. Fourthly, Love giving credit where credit is due. Ruby has done an amazing job in video as well and its so lovely to see creators encouraging and inspiring each other. Lastly, Thank you so much for all the time you put into these videos. There are so many details that could go unnoticed such as the intense research, the multiple camera angles, things purchased etc. This is like netflix series quality. Thanks for such a great video!

  • @LittleLazyKitty
    @LittleLazyKitty 3 роки тому +38

    I come from an Eastern European country and in the mornings it’s normal that we only wash in the sink the underarm area and then in a little bowl on the floor we wash the feet and in between the crotch area. Growing up, i only washed up like this and took baths once a week. As for hair washing, we washed it bent over the bathtub whenever we need to (I did it 2 times a week) and it’s super time efficient lol. Honestly if you take care of your underarms, crotch and feet, you don’t need to shower everyday during the year. Only in summers do we proper shower every single day (maybe even twice a day), rest of the year was too cold for daily showers.

    • @qwertysub2038
      @qwertysub2038 3 роки тому +1

      If you don’t mind, which country are you from? I had only done that when I was in a rush or too tired for a shower haha. Since ne of course those are areas that generate a lot of odor and quick.

    • @marielagregory1217
      @marielagregory1217 2 роки тому

      Your right, I am so trying everything you said

    • @user-rw8qt7jf3q
      @user-rw8qt7jf3q 2 роки тому +2

      Gross

    • @jo2298
      @jo2298 2 роки тому +2

      I’m eastern european, i’m romanian. It sounds more like what old people do. How old are you?

  • @yessi01torrecillas
    @yessi01torrecillas 3 роки тому +1

    This is my first time watching your videos and all I can say is wow! You did that sis!!! I really appreciate the esthetic of your videos and the time and effort you put in this 👏🏼👏🏼 it was amazing, I’m definitely a subscriber! 💜