For anyone wondering how I got this out: the teasing wasn't that big of a problem, I was able to comb that out quite easily. The pomade was a different story: I had to shampoo 6 times to get that out 😅 My hair isn't damaged as far as I can tell 😁 Oh, and for the cushion: I know what it is, I used one in most of my other 18th century hairstyling videos. It's his description of where and how to apply it that's absolutely incomprehensible 😂
I’m really glad your hair is okay!!! I have read that straight hair doesn’t damage easily, so that’s a plus for straight hair! (PS at least on Camera, it doesn’t look terrible! Maybe you could get another person and you do the hairstyle on someone else for a second attempt/personal success? I would be interested in watching that!)
The pomade and powder was used to grease the hair to prevent royalty and rich folks from having head lice. The grosser the hair, the least amount of lice. It was rampant and supposedly brought in by rats and practically consumed the poor... Which is what caused the plague If I'm remembering correctly.
Well actually no they only wore wigs in the 1700s after that like early 1800s only old people wore them and you would not find a young person with wigs
@@harajukuhoe9734 actually in the 1700s it was very rare for people to use wigs, many people did use hairpieces though to pad out their hair. People also washed daily and would change their underlayers as much as possible, they were also made of linen so sweat and dirt would be absorbed away from the skin. And while people did use powder on their hair it was for styling purposes and cleanliness, powder and hair wax were used to make the hair mouldable and absorb the natural hair oils.
Honestly I never really thought about the fact that they had to make their hair this way. I kinda just assumed every person in the 1700’s were born with this hair
Its 230am and I should be asleep so I can actually function tomorrow. And so far I've watched 1700's buttery eggs cooking video and now I'm here. No idea how I got here lol
It is messy but the volume really is how it looks in 18th century portraits. Closer in fact than I've ever seen on TV or anything like that - so that must be the authentic methods that have created that effect. I dont suppose they ever do the original techniques in film because hair is one of those things that always has shades of whatever is fashionable at the time rather than being truly period.
Yes I think that's absolutely why they do it. Aesthetics change a surprising amount, plucking hairlines back for example would probably look really odd to modern eyes. But sometimes the hairdo's are so obviously modern, or have made no real attempt to look period that I find it a bit distracting. Other productions strike a good balance, especially with wigs and hairpieces of getting something that looks fairly authentic but still appeals to modern viewers. But as a history and costume buff it's really interesting to see the methods that created the authentic hairstyles in action and see how the result looks so different to reproductions using modern styling tools and techniques. I really enjoyed watch this and appreciate the effort it took to do (and get undo!!).
@@hollyblue28 "The actors were dressed in something approximating Elizabethan garb, but as every era tends to translate costume into terms of current fashion, the women's hair was dressed in a style that would have startled Elizabeth." --C.L. Moore, No Woman Born
Pomade washes out with a little effort since it's mostly fat so any soap/shampoo will break it down. Then lots of conditioner to deal with the teasing.
Celcionna Volluz the men of society wore similar styles, demonstrating their wealth through extremely intricate designs. It just wasn’t as high because their hair wasn’t as long, and many men and women used wigs or hairpieces.
Reading the text, it looks like your main mistake was in failing to apply eel's fat to your hair. Or maybe you got angry at the wrong things and damaged your constitution. Or maybe it's your mom's fault for not washing your neck daily with cold water. (Sorry, I'm having way too much fun with the weird shit in that book.)
Hidealittle Actually that’s true! Wearing underwear to bed can cause yeast infection because they hold in heat and if they aren’t cotton then moisture will also be there, that combination is a breeding ground for yeast (and bacteria but not as common). You want to let that area breathe and get some air some point.
Oh my!! You had me in fits of laughter as I watched your hair grow into a bigger and bigger mess of back combing!!! And yet you still managed to look gorgeous!! Thank you for the laugh. Great effort!!
This was really cool… Because I could look at the hairstyle and actually imagine the look that was made back then and it took me back in time which I didn’t expect. This was totally amazing
This is absolutely incredible. It doesn't matter if you didn't get some parts right, it's still incredible how you managed to do that. Your skill and intelligence when it comes to hairstyling still baffles me. Maybe you're used to it and that's why you are hard on yourself, but it's absolutely fascinating how you are able to read about, do research, understand AND create such hairstyles on your OWN, AT HOME, WITH MODERN DAY PRODUCTS!!! It's mindblowing. And it took SO MANY HOURS! I loved this video so much, it was so entertaining and interesting. Thank you for your work and dedication!!!
Same all that teasing isn’t from me but I have curly hair it’s kindve like idk but it’s just the basic curly hair and it takes my 2hrs to straighten it and I have muscles now lmao
You have no idea how incredibly impressed I am - with what you managed to deduce from the insane instructions (I gave up trying to follow on like the second step, what the heck), your dedication and the final result!
@@missbri2172 at first it was the exact copy of another popular comment and then it was the exact copy of Loepsie's pinned comment and then it was the one it is now and the three kept interchanging every few seconds. I was very confused by this and I even took some screenshots
This was really interesting! I think the powder/pomade combination makes it look so much more authentic, and the curling and teasing does create a very different look to other 18th century hairstyles I've seen that use more padding than teasing. You did a pretty good job, especially for something that you're not really supposed to do on your own head, I think
@@lydiastraszewski2253 she means the girl who made this video. What if SHE got a call and had to leave during the filming. Shed have to go out with that hair in public. That would be funny for sure
You actually did a great job, especially for a first try following insane instructions lol. I could definitely get an impression of what the texture of the hairstyle probably looked like when dressed in the 1700's. Definitely much different from the beautifully curled and smooth poofy modern replica hairdos. I bet you weren't far off from what the hair texture actually looked like back then. Good work! 🙂
I have no idea how this ended up in my recommended, but what I do know is I remember this chick being my inspiration for cutting my bangs ages and ages ago!
I volunteer to translate your old french books so you can try their techniques. I enjoyed your video greatly and thought you were really brave to try it on your gorgeous natural hair 😀
You said at the end how you weren't happy with your hair but I am honestly stunned, thanks for making this! I had no idea this was how 18th century women did their hair, you did an amazing job.
angie adel Exactly, And betcha 100%, NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM WOULD EVVVVVVVER TRY THIS THEMSELVES! Not only did she do the tutorial, but reading 18th century English is very hard, as it was a mixture of French and English...So, she did pretty good!!!!!!!
741 dislikes to 44.000 likes... Oh yeah, save us from the hoard of haters >.> Lol... How negative would you have to be, to focus on a bad minority THAT TINY compared to a good majority that huge, man.
You sort of looked like the archetypal mad scientist before you smoothed and pinned your hair up 😂 But the end result looked amazing, I admire your determination!
The 18th century hairdresser is twisting in his grave like "Ahhh the 21st century women! The detailed description their foremothers had so held precious are lost on them! No patience for the serious art of hairdressing! Frolicks and follies and frivolities!" Please don't take this seriously..Having savage fun at the 18th century ability to make hairstyling look like a science project from NASA.
Could you perhaps do a tutorial on Elizabeth Bennett from pride & prejudice? I just love the hair and makeup in that film. Ps. Still in love with tea garden
She actually did! You can find it in her channel playlists under Beauty Beacons of Fiction. She looks very becoming with that hairstyle I must say. I hope this helps! Have a lovely day!💙
ua-cam.com/video/4TrEn6TyIMQ/v-deo.html This is the link for Loepsie's Elizabeth Bennet hair tutorial video. If the link doesn't work you can find it in the playlist for her series Beauty Beacons of Fiction. I hope this helps!💙
What I thought was cool was how this showed the evolution of hair curling. We tend to think of pin curls as difficult, but those 18th century ladies would have loved to have had bobby pins and setting lotion! And then bringing in the curling iron you showed another step in the evolution. But really they're all about achieving the same thing...big gorgeous voluminous hair. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Kudos on the front! I also think that baby curl looks super authentic. For a first attempt, high five 🙌 I think those stubborn, tired-armed ladies with no one to help them would appreciate your tribute.
Andrés Serrano they were referring to the beginning of the book where it said “i would inform those stubborn ladies who wish to dress their own hair that this will be troublesome, and tedious, as well as exceedingly tiresome for the arms”
I don’t know why this was on my recommended but I’m so glad it was. This was hilarious. Watched the whole thing and subscribed. Now time to binge your channel.
This was absolutely epic!! Between the indecipherable 18th century cosmo master's words, and the ensuing struggle, to the triumphant end, you earned a new sub!
I don't know how in the hell you followed that!!! 😂😂 sounded like gibberish. "Hold it until it smokes" HOLD IT UNTIL IT SMOKES. Bruh You did so good!! I would have stopped after the first bit. 😂
@@101Simgamer hmm you sound caucasian, is Kim k your hero? Lmao. It's funny the way caucasian people deny fact, par example, the ancient Egyptians were as black as Jay z...but according to whites, they looked like Elizabeth Taylor. You can only lie to yourselves. The truth is out.
@@101Simgamer your men were boning so many black women back in the day that your black cousins can't be numbered. I found that out through public records.
The amount of effort you put into it is an A plus to me! It is nice to see someone else do it for us who just could not go through the mental torture of actually doing it.
Girl you have lots of patience to do this because personally by the time it gets to the part of putting in the flower on your hair I’m out but the results were amazing congratulations 🎉
This is a really original subject and what UA-cam video tutorials (for some) should be about ! History ! And history of hair must have gone a looooooong way. Thank you for doing this it is amazing to watch the process !
Quick set hedge in June is the look we’re going for XD Came here from Brad Mondo’s attempt at the same tutorial, and its cool to see the absolute mad-lad levels of bravery trying this on your own hair and the different approaches you both took. I like the three curls on the sides. That’s cool! And girl I can’t imagine how exhausted your arms must be XD
About why you had loose hair on the back of your head: according to your instructions, it was supposed to be made into a chignon, which is a type of a bun :) Great work with this video, I was freaking out at the thought of putting so much pomade in my hair! You're so brave!
That was so funny to watch, especially at 16:22! You were very brave, it might not look very clean, but I must say, it looks quite authentic, especially from the front! Very good!
Janet Stephens has a video tutorial on how to use curling papers. I'm the same way with video vs written descriptions. I had to write a paper on Roman fashion/hairdressing for a class in college, and there was a particular hairstyle that was really important, that I had to talk about, but I absolutely couldn't envision it from reading about it! I was so confused, but I finally saw a video and got to SEE it! Such a weight off my shoulders to finally understand what the hell I was talking about!
That first teased section at your crown reminded me of these pointy fairy hats, too funny. :D The author must have tried so hard to describe everything, but still... :D I am super impressed by how you kept persevering. I would have given up quickly, definitely... And man, all that teasing, teenage Loepsie would have freaked out. :D
![Getting Dressed in a 1730's Suit [CC]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/hZYdrP0hI_g/mqdefault.jpg)
For anyone wondering how I got this out: the teasing wasn't that big of a problem, I was able to comb that out quite easily. The pomade was a different story: I had to shampoo 6 times to get that out 😅 My hair isn't damaged as far as I can tell 😁
Oh, and for the cushion: I know what it is, I used one in most of my other 18th century hairstyling videos. It's his description of where and how to apply it that's absolutely incomprehensible 😂
I was just about to ask
So from what my mother's told me, the cushion is a actual cushion that woman would put in their hair. Like a tiny wool pillow
Loepsie wow!! Thank you for doing this. Very interesting. That took a lot of dedication lol 👏🏼 good job
I'm glad your hair wasn't damaged by this. You must have strong hair.
I’m really glad your hair is okay!!! I have read that straight hair doesn’t damage easily, so that’s a plus for straight hair! (PS at least on Camera, it doesn’t look terrible! Maybe you could get another person and you do the hairstyle on someone else for a second attempt/personal success? I would be interested in watching that!)
I've never seen anything like this ever and I'm not mad at all that UA-cam recommended it
Not my normal beauty tutorial flex, but maybe I needed it? XD
Feels lol
@Candice Hamilton I didn't even know that was a thing.
This girl have very interesting videos :3
Right I just like history
Husband: Come on honey, we’re already running late.
Wife: Just 5 more hours!
😂😂😂😂
haha
Ha! Ha! Pretty sure that’s what the husband is like 😂
That made me laugh so hard 🤣
Maybe is because of that nowadays people still thinking that women take a lot of time preparing themselves to go out *surprised Pikachu*
*Imagine if she forgot to hit record...*
This comment is underrated 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
U get a ten for this comment ! 🌟
Hahahahaha good one
Then it wouldn't be on UA-cam.. lol
...so that's why they all had grey hair
😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
From the powder? Or because it takes so dang long to finish a hairdo? 😂
Exactly my thoughts!
Yes, powder was all the rage back then and they also used colored powder too.
The pomade and powder was used to grease the hair to prevent royalty and rich folks from having head lice. The grosser the hair, the least amount of lice. It was rampant and supposedly brought in by rats and practically consumed the poor... Which is what caused the plague If I'm remembering correctly.
Kinda just assumed everyone wore wigs.
They did they wore wigs with lots of powder and perfume because everyone was stank back then
Wore wigs for syphilis
Well actually no they only wore wigs in the 1700s after that like early 1800s only old people wore them and you would not find a young person with wigs
@@harajukuhoe9734 actually in the 1700s it was very rare for people to use wigs, many people did use hairpieces though to pad out their hair. People also washed daily and would change their underlayers as much as possible, they were also made of linen so sweat and dirt would be absorbed away from the skin. And while people did use powder on their hair it was for styling purposes and cleanliness, powder and hair wax were used to make the hair mouldable and absorb the natural hair oils.
@@skankysnek5300 well it depends on which part of the world were looking at
She went from an average girl to an average grandmother with 5 cats real quick
😂😂😂
Lol😂
In just 5 hours!
🤣😂🤣
Miss Haversham
I can imagine James Stewart looking down like “This... is literally... nothing like I have ever done”.
Dyamond Bolden 😂😂😂😂
Or looking up
True 😂
This made me chuckle
Bwahahaha
Honestly I never really thought about the fact that they had to make their hair this way. I kinda just assumed every person in the 1700’s were born with this hair
😂😂
Guess they had a lottttt of time back then
Imagine how much time they took just to get this hairstyle for school-
@@koshiraru i thought girls didn't go to school at that time? (Not sure but some places are which is kinda stupid ig)
Liu YangYang oh yeah I totally forgot about that! Bruh moment
I love how she progressively starts to look like every character of Harry Potter
OMG So true 😂
It's the glasses and the robe xD
True!
Starting from Hermione.
She goes Hermione, snape, mcgonagall, and the lady that taught the plants class
What if these hairstyles just randomly came back in style again
never say impossible.
I'd shave my head and buy a few wigs!
No. No no no. Don't even. I will not do that to my hair every month.
Lets do it
There's a reason they died out of popularity...😂
This hairstyle depleted my crops, aged my parents and gave me acne.
LOL
😂😂😂
🤣🤣🤣
i’m dead! 🤣
hello fellow blink
My mind: “Go to sleep you have a final tomorrow”
UA-cam: I followed an 18th century hair tutorial
My mind: “Yes”
oh, hell yea
Its 230am and I should be asleep so I can actually function tomorrow. And so far I've watched 1700's buttery eggs cooking video and now I'm here. No idea how I got here lol
Funny!
Alexa K a final tomorrow. Why wont you have any more tomorrows?
Same
Me: I should go to bed
UA-cam recommendations: I foLlOwED a 18tH cEntuRy hAiR tuRtOiriAL
Me: sigh....here we go again...
Anna Grear did... did you just TikTok this?
@@CassandraGravez what does that even mean? "Did you just tik tok this?"
Cassandra Graves hahaha I didn’t even notice
Gracie Boo Gacha There’s two different ones
FNJABDAJND THIS IS ME RN, LEGIT
It is messy but the volume really is how it looks in 18th century portraits. Closer in fact than I've ever seen on TV or anything like that - so that must be the authentic methods that have created that effect. I dont suppose they ever do the original techniques in film because hair is one of those things that always has shades of whatever is fashionable at the time rather than being truly period.
Also the actors don't want to wear those hairdos of the clock, so ball combing everyday is something that most people wouldn't want to do
That really bothers me about period dramas. It applies to hair, make up, eyebrows...
Yes I think that's absolutely why they do it. Aesthetics change a surprising amount, plucking hairlines back for example would probably look really odd to modern eyes. But sometimes the hairdo's are so obviously modern, or have made no real attempt to look period that I find it a bit distracting. Other productions strike a good balance, especially with wigs and hairpieces of getting something that looks fairly authentic but still appeals to modern viewers. But as a history and costume buff it's really interesting to see the methods that created the authentic hairstyles in action and see how the result looks so different to reproductions using modern styling tools and techniques. I really enjoyed watch this and appreciate the effort it took to do (and get undo!!).
@@hollyblue28 "The actors were dressed in something approximating Elizabethan garb, but as every era tends to translate costume into terms of current fashion, the women's hair was dressed in a style that would have startled Elizabeth."
--C.L. Moore, No Woman Born
@@alechiavassa OMG don't get me started on the make-up and the plucked eyebrows!
She should have done a tutorial on how she made her hair back to normal after this witch hair.
I guess she just burned down the whole crap... and let her hair grow back again.
Anne Thym that would actually be funny to watch
Pomade washes out with a little effort since it's mostly fat so any soap/shampoo will break it down. Then lots of conditioner to deal with the teasing.
@@Brack_86imma use this for my own hair since corona ruined my hair. Thnx
It probably took like 5 shampoos and a written apology to get the hair lay down again!
The real challenge is that you actually wear this hairstyle for 2 months
Julie Delafontaine combing your hair would be a pain in the ass
@@williamfullingim7668 I totally agree!
She’d have to shave her head and actually wear a wig after that I bet!
William Fullingim if you’re wearing the hairstyle for a month you wouldn’t be combing your hair at all
And unwashed
Girl you look like a mad scientist there in that one take 😂🤣
20:35 🤣
she could star in a Tim Burton film
Only in that one take??
i can’t believe anyone would dislike this like DO YOU KNOW HOW MUCH TIME SHE SPENT ON THIS-
Hitler spend 6 years on ww2. So?
Cuba G were talking about this 18th century hairstyle not World War II.
Jeeeezus. No wonder they thought women were witches back then.
Celcionna Volluz the men of society wore similar styles, demonstrating their wealth through extremely intricate designs. It just wasn’t as high because their hair wasn’t as long, and many men and women used wigs or hairpieces.
Witches didn't have hair like this besides the era of witch paranoia was earlier than 1800's
Im a witch, they excist watch me. But they aint badddd hellll nooo!
i think witches just had sleek hair lol because they couldnt be bothered
@@skemoy5073 you mean wiccan? Because witches don't actually exist lol
it actually turned out surprisingly good! ❤️
uhuul meme mom in da house \o/
You should do this! Love your vids! ♥️
Karolina Żebrowska ITS THE MEME MOM
Y'all need to have an oldskool challenge faceoff
omg another one of my favorite UA-camr is here!!!! I'm dead
It looks like the style of someone who teach at Hogwarts.
omg yes!
Valid Pradhitya yaas
McGonagall wants to know your location
😂😂😂👍 omg yes
Minerva McGonagall omgg
As a historian, this is now my favorite hair video. I would have lost my patience after reading the first sentence. Lol 🙂
Alexia Landa She is really patient, isn't she? I appreciate that too!
Oh thank god I’m not the only one. That s/f thing annoys the hell out of me. But, the love of history is stronger.😤
@@shannonunruh-hallock2522 Oh, I know! lol
As a hair stylist, This is my new favorite historical video
Isn't it very counterproductive to not being able to read long texts as a historian?
This hairstyle just asked me to speak to thy manager
"Thy" is modern "your", so they asked to speak to their manager. FYI.
LOL
“thy” AHHHDJDJD
Sylvia Wanich LOLOL!
this comment 😂😂😂
You look just like the fairy god mother from shrek with that hair
Reading the text, it looks like your main mistake was in failing to apply eel's fat to your hair. Or maybe you got angry at the wrong things and damaged your constitution. Or maybe it's your mom's fault for not washing your neck daily with cold water. (Sorry, I'm having way too much fun with the weird shit in that book.)
ISN'T IT AMAZING 😂😂😂
Elizabeth Cember 😂
@@animated001 if they're not breathable cotton, she's kinda right.
It's her MOMZ FAULT!!!
Eel fat!! Shit-
Hidealittle Actually that’s true! Wearing underwear to bed can cause yeast infection because they hold in heat and if they aren’t cotton then moisture will also be there, that combination is a breeding ground for yeast (and bacteria but not as common). You want to let that area breathe and get some air some point.
18th century ladies: Why am I going baaaald!?!?
😂😂😂😂
Imagine they all had jojo siwa’s hair line 🤭🤭
Lead and mercury poisoning.
@@claudianoel885 they did it was seen as royalty and trendy
crack head oof
I played forward throughout the video because I couldn't watch 25 minutes and THEN I SKIP TO 20:35 HOLY MOTHER OF GOD I´VE NEVER LAUGHED SO HARD
Thank you for this.
LMFAOOOOO
Oh i've never laughed so hard also..
Next time, watch 2x speed lol!
Annika Reeser AHHHHAAAHAHHA
No one:
James Stewart from 18th century: hi fifters
This joke is underrated. I love it
Best comment. 😂
Brav-freaking-o. Brilliant!
😂
I love Jimmy Stewart ~ but dang if I get the reference! 😒
Oh my!! You had me in fits of laughter as I watched your hair grow into a bigger and bigger mess of back combing!!! And yet you still managed to look gorgeous!! Thank you for the laugh. Great effort!!
Lmao same 😂😂😂
This was really cool… Because I could look at the hairstyle and actually imagine the look that was made back then and it took me back in time which I didn’t expect. This was totally amazing
Now I understand why people wore wigs in the 18th century
After this video I don't think thous hairs where wigs lol
After watching this video I don't think thous hairs where wigs lol
I thought only the wealthier people wore wigs? I’m sorry if I’m wrong
Mars yes, only the rich wore wigs
@@bylauramaria And mostly just the men. Women commonly used their own hair.
"Don't try this at home"
*Ah shit, there go my weekend plans then*
“I’m NOT going to procrastinate tonight damn it!”
* watches an authentic 18th century hair tutorial * 🤦🏻♀️
This was literally just me. Lol
Same. 🤣
Oh noooo I'm doing it again 😭
Fuck totally me today 😅
Exactly what I’m doing 😂
This is absolutely incredible. It doesn't matter if you didn't get some parts right, it's still incredible how you managed to do that. Your skill and intelligence when it comes to hairstyling still baffles me. Maybe you're used to it and that's why you are hard on yourself, but it's absolutely fascinating how you are able to read about, do research, understand AND create such hairstyles on your OWN, AT HOME, WITH MODERN DAY PRODUCTS!!! It's mindblowing. And it took SO MANY HOURS! I loved this video so much, it was so entertaining and interesting. Thank you for your work and dedication!!!
I love how old books had incredibly detailed titles, it's hilarious.
bruh you're a legend for even attempting this i would've quit after 30 minutes
ash id of quit after 3 minutes
@@pineapple3641 more like 3 seconds
exotic nipples after reading 3 words
exotic nipples , it took me only 2 seconds. How could someone watch the whole thing?
Same all that teasing isn’t from me but I have curly hair it’s kindve like idk but it’s just the basic curly hair and it takes my 2hrs to straighten it and I have muscles now lmao
You have no idea how incredibly impressed I am - with what you managed to deduce from the insane instructions (I gave up trying to follow on like the second step, what the heck), your dedication and the final result!
Wtf do you keep editing your comment or why does it say something different every few seconds
@@alexwerner5134 what did it say lol
@@missbri2172 at first it was the exact copy of another popular comment and then it was the exact copy of Loepsie's pinned comment and then it was the one it is now and the three kept interchanging every few seconds. I was very confused by this and I even took some screenshots
Somebody send this to Jenna. IMMEDIATELY.
Piccolo WHO IS JENNA
@@bredaesJenna Marble?
Duh!!!
She’s already killed her hair before!! Not again!! 😂😂
Yaaaas
I love that the book is for styling hair AND management of children!! 🤣 Excellent job.
It also contains a healthy eating guide and theater reviews 🤷🏻♀️
This was really interesting! I think the powder/pomade combination makes it look so much more authentic, and the curling and teasing does create a very different look to other 18th century hairstyles I've seen that use more padding than teasing. You did a pretty good job, especially for something that you're not really supposed to do on your own head, I think
imagine being in the middle of doing this hairstyle then getting a call your sister is having a baby and you have to go to the hospital 😂
Or getting a call that your plans cancelled and now you ain't going out nowhere tonight! After all that effort! Haha
Get a call?
Faith grimes looking like great great great grandmother of your niece 🤣
Zoha Shahid lmaoooo
@@lydiastraszewski2253 she means the girl who made this video. What if SHE got a call and had to leave during the filming. Shed have to go out with that hair in public. That would be funny for sure
Plot twist: He wrote this as satire with judgment and sarcasm
😂😂😂
Mercedes Heisterberg :/
Very likely, considering history
The way you do it and Brad does it convinced me this dude has such a random way to describe things
@Zara Hoffman well kudos to them I couldn't understand a single thing other than the teasing lol
*this is what youtube was invented for*
YES
You actually did a great job, especially for a first try following insane instructions lol. I could definitely get an impression of what the texture of the hairstyle probably looked like when dressed in the 1700's. Definitely much different from the beautifully curled and smooth poofy modern replica hairdos. I bet you weren't far off from what the hair texture actually looked like back then. Good work! 🙂
I have no idea how this ended up in my recommended, but what I do know is I remember this chick being my inspiration for cutting my bangs ages and ages ago!
I volunteer to translate your old french books so you can try their techniques. I enjoyed your video greatly and thought you were really brave to try it on your gorgeous natural hair 😀
Remember that most women with these fancy hairstyles had someone to do it for them. You did well on your own!
This looks like IT SMELLS like it's from the 18th century! 😂😂😂 Great recreation!
This is like twitterception hahha wasnt expecting to see your name pop up in the comments
Omg Jenn 😍
“At this point he talks about the curls that I’m suppose to have on my head” LOL
A curl is just a hair section. That's what is called a curl. Not actually curled hair.
Not sure what you’re even talking about. All I did was quote her own words that she said in the video.
I love how I feel like I'm actually watching an 18th century woman do a tutorial
I have never wanted 18th-century hair and I watched that whole thing. It was horrifying and mesmerizing. Horrerizing.
You said at the end how you weren't happy with your hair but I am honestly stunned, thanks for making this! I had no idea this was how 18th century women did their hair, you did an amazing job.
Now I will look at the 18th century's women paintings with a big respect😂👌
Majority of them has hairstylist not done themselves
If they where rich enough to have a painting made for them they where rich enough to have maids to do it. Or a wig
This is Cutie Ringo Joy even then wins for that hairstylist. find one that can do that shit today properly to the cue
Love your idea...never thought I would come across historical hairdressing videos on youtube!
Everything is on UA-cam. A few weeks ago, I somehow ended up in the weird stuff and found someone dressed as a money reviewing sex toys. Um...
you clearly haven’t spent much time on youtube
I’m subscribing literally cause of how much effort you put into this, I’m impressed 😂
Really lots of thumbs down ! It was such an effort she tried her best ! Come on you guys seriously!!!
I know right? I think that represents the exact number of trolls that visited this video.
angie adel Exactly, And betcha 100%, NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THEM WOULD EVVVVVVVER TRY THIS THEMSELVES!
Not only did she do the tutorial, but reading 18th century English is very hard, as it was a mixture of French and English...So, she did pretty good!!!!!!!
741 dislikes to 44.000 likes... Oh yeah, save us from the hoard of haters >.> Lol... How negative would you have to be, to focus on a bad minority THAT TINY compared to a good majority that huge, man.
Welcome to youtube?
Alex Gabriel
why did you have to be so condescending about a positive comment
You sort of looked like the archetypal mad scientist before you smoothed and pinned your hair up 😂 But the end result looked amazing, I admire your determination!
I felt like one at that point, too 😅
That is exactly how I saw in those 18th century paintings. I appreciate your effort in doing this for yourself and also to us.
The 18th century hairdresser is twisting in his grave like "Ahhh the 21st century women! The detailed description their foremothers had so held precious are lost on them! No patience for the serious art of hairdressing! Frolicks and follies and frivolities!"
Please don't take this seriously..Having savage fun at the 18th century ability to make hairstyling look like a science project from NASA.
Oh my God
😂😂😂😂😂
CONGRATS on the popularity of this video and on BRAD MONDO trying to follow the tutorial on his channel! WOW!!
I thought it was his idea so kinda disappointed but I'm glad I found this channel
@@echalotto283 In his video he said he wasn't the first to do it, he also mentioned her in the video
I like seeing how different they interpreted the instructions.
@@monimoo88 me too, it's crazy how differently it came out
Who's Brad Mondo?!?
I love the niche here, it's really an enjoyment to see history being Rehashed, in a laid-back not so serious, The world doesn't end way!
"Don't try this at home"
Me: I want try this at school
I'm definitively trying this! hahaha (once my hair grows a bit longer)
TigerDinosaur This would be an interesting look to do in a Cosmetology class. 🙂
666 likes ima ruin it
Lol.
Now im curios, wtf is a tiger dinosaur
Could you perhaps do a tutorial on Elizabeth Bennett from pride & prejudice? I just love the hair and makeup in that film.
Ps. Still in love with tea garden
agreed
She actually did! You can find it in her channel playlists under Beauty Beacons of Fiction. She looks very becoming with that hairstyle I must say. I hope this helps! Have a lovely day!💙
Yes please!! I can’t find any decent tutorials and it is hands down my favorite movie!
ua-cam.com/video/4TrEn6TyIMQ/v-deo.html
This is the link for Loepsie's Elizabeth Bennet hair tutorial video. If the link doesn't work you can find it in the playlist for her series Beauty Beacons of Fiction. I hope this helps!💙
You're in for a treat next week... 😉
I've been having a low-end week and THEN YOU CHANGED EVERYTHING! By 26:07 my entire neurochemistry got the best kick start! Thanks!
What I thought was cool was how this showed the evolution of hair curling. We tend to think of pin curls as difficult, but those 18th century ladies would have loved to have had bobby pins and setting lotion! And then bringing in the curling iron you showed another step in the evolution. But really they're all about achieving the same thing...big gorgeous voluminous hair. The more things change, the more they stay the same.
Kudos on the front! I also think that baby curl looks super authentic. For a first attempt, high five 🙌 I think those stubborn, tired-armed ladies with no one to help them would appreciate your tribute.
They had hairstylists.
Andrés Serrano they were referring to the beginning of the book where it said “i would inform those stubborn ladies who wish to dress their own hair that this will be troublesome, and tedious, as well as exceedingly tiresome for the arms”
@@kulacute Oh lol II forgot about that. my apologies.
0:58 "if you have too much time on your hands"
*cries in quarantine*
Then just powder your face and add a beauty mark 👌
She already has a cute natural beauty mark.
Just roll in animal fat then dip your entire head in a tub of flour, at that point. :D :D
Soooo much powder!
@@spacewolfcub I'm disturbed by the fact they used animal fat. Wouldn't that reek?!
Andy Lee you reminded me of shrek thank you
I don’t know why this was on my recommended but I’m so glad it was.
This was hilarious. Watched the whole thing and subscribed.
Now time to binge your channel.
I'm seriously impressed at the amount of effort that went into this hairstyle. The things Loepsie does for our education and entertainment!
You are a much better person than I am for 1) Understanding that document and 2) Attempting to do what it says.
(21:02 -- A 18th-century afro.)
This was absolutely epic!!
Between the indecipherable 18th century cosmo master's words, and the ensuing struggle, to the triumphant end, you earned a new sub!
I seriously laughed until I cried, thank you for going through the struggle to make this masterpiece!
Doing your own hair causes bloodshot eyes and tender arms 😂
Causes suicidal tendencies too
I'm black and for my texture this is accurate 😂
Well now I know why all the ladies in the paintings have grey hair😂
Oli Grace I love how grey hair is popular again in society lol.
"I hope you enjoyed this video" she says with agony in her eyes
I don't know how in the hell you followed that!!! 😂😂 sounded like gibberish.
"Hold it until it smokes" HOLD IT UNTIL IT SMOKES. Bruh
You did so good!! I would have stopped after the first bit. 😂
Im getting Helena Bonham Carter vibes from this for some reason
And gee girl, you're patient af
I'm getting Kim Kardashian white girl trying to look like black women vibes...she's created afro textured hair.
Aa Nn seriously lmao
Aa Nn ur a dumbass
@@101Simgamer hmm you sound caucasian, is Kim k your hero? Lmao. It's funny the way caucasian people deny fact, par example, the ancient Egyptians were as black as Jay z...but according to whites, they looked like Elizabeth Taylor. You can only lie to yourselves. The truth is out.
@@101Simgamer your men were boning so many black women back in the day that your black cousins can't be numbered. I found that out through public records.
The amount of effort you put into it is an A plus to me! It is nice to see someone else do it for us who just could not go through the mental torture of actually doing it.
This is so so cool this is probably one of the most interesting and unique tutorials I have seen on YT!! Well done :)
it legit looks like hair from that time tho i thought they all just wore wigs i am SHOOK
Poledra c: same! 🧐
some of them did wear wigs!
@@yasmina10013 no yes i am aware, but i thought they ALL wore wigs, not just some! (:
Same here!! This is NUTS!
Poledra, do you know Belgarath and Polgara?
Girl you have lots of patience to do this because personally by the time it gets to the part of putting in the flower on your hair I’m out but the results were amazing congratulations 🎉
This was one of the most confusing yet entertaining videos I've ever watched!
"There is only so much I am willing to do for youtube videos and cutting my hair into an 18th century mullet isn't one of those things"
Aww darn!
20:35 is the best lol!! The finished product looked so good! I appreciate your time and effort on this!
You are now Mozart, I'm loving this
This is a really original subject and what UA-cam video tutorials (for some) should be about ! History ! And history of hair must have gone a looooooong way.
Thank you for doing this it is amazing to watch the process !
Quick set hedge in June is the look we’re going for XD
Came here from Brad Mondo’s attempt at the same tutorial, and its cool to see the absolute mad-lad levels of bravery trying this on your own hair and the different approaches you both took. I like the three curls on the sides. That’s cool! And girl I can’t imagine how exhausted your arms must be XD
Wow you deserve a medal for all that work 🏆
About why you had loose hair on the back of your head: according to your instructions, it was supposed to be made into a chignon, which is a type of a bun :)
Great work with this video, I was freaking out at the thought of putting so much pomade in my hair! You're so brave!
I was looking for something totally different, but had to watch this :) You are BRAVE!
90 people disliked the video..
How dare you?!!! She went through so much 😭😂
VOLDEMORT'S SISTER damn you single? 👀
@@draculah9218 depends..
VOLDEMORT'S SISTER I’m a slytherin //flicks my snake tongue
I love this thread.
@@draculah9218 I'm single then
That was so funny to watch, especially at 16:22!
You were very brave, it might not look very clean, but I must say, it looks quite authentic, especially from the front!
Very good!
Thank-you so much for doing this. It is marvellous and your presentation is delightful. I've been recommending it to colleagues and students alike.
Janet Stephens has a video tutorial on how to use curling papers.
I'm the same way with video vs written descriptions. I had to write a paper on Roman fashion/hairdressing for a class in college, and there was a particular hairstyle that was really important, that I had to talk about, but I absolutely couldn't envision it from reading about it! I was so confused, but I finally saw a video and got to SEE it! Such a weight off my shoulders to finally understand what the hell I was talking about!
Same. I'm a visual learner.
That first teased section at your crown reminded me of these pointy fairy hats, too funny. :D
The author must have tried so hard to describe everything, but still... :D I am super impressed by how you kept persevering. I would have given up quickly, definitely... And man, all that teasing, teenage Loepsie would have freaked out. :D
LOL you actually did a great job. That’s how it looks in the old photos!!
LMAO I SKIPPED TO THE END AND COULDN'T STOP LAUGHING AT THE RESULT JESUSSS 😂😂😂 THAT'S crazzzyyy you actually did great though