Following A 1911 Hair Tutorial | Edwardian Psyche Knot
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2019
- I'm going to try and follow a hair tutorial from 1911. Loepsie goes Edwardian! I'm really excited about this one as it's super doable and realistic. Enjoy watching!
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My name is Lucy, I'm a Dutchwoman here to offer an alternative approach to beauty.
On this channel I do mostly hair tutorials where I show you how to braid, pin and style your own hair. I recreate hairstyles from movies, tv shows or history and I regularly come up with my own, which I love to share with you!
I really enjoy diving into history to find out how women went about their beauty and dressing rituals in days past. Vintage and history-themed videos are my little passion project.
You'll find a bit of lifestyle content here as well, ranging from cozy chats over a cup of tea (my beloved Tea Time videos) to personal vlogs and home & interior videos.
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Lucy
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Now that you’ve done multiple videos on historic tutorials, you should do a video on “modernizing“ these styles and wearing them for a week! I would LOVE that! Especially with this hairstyle! 😍
Samantha C that’s such a good idea! She should do it by era like a week of 1800s hairstyle or a week of 1940s hairstyle
Elizabeth Varda YES! That would be great!
Style Revival but just hair! Hairstyle revival!
Yes!! Everyone seems to really love this! I was instantly on board with this idea too that’d be so fun!
That’s a good idea!
this is the first time I’ve ever REALLY considered wearing one of these in public, something about it really calls to the princess in me 🥺
I mean I wholeheartedly support that decision!
I would.
It reminds me of some queen, haha
Side note: it looks like the lady’s hair was already curled prior to doing this hairstyle. Otherwise she may have had naturally curly, thick hair. That’s why it didn’t mention teasing or using puffs, I think. She may also have some type of product in her hair, pomade or the like, which would assist in adding volume and helping hair stay in place.
Yeah the funny thing is that I can make an edwardian bun in two seconds when I have powdered hair but nothing holds on my natural hair too bad powering one's hair wasn't done anymore :/
Wow, Freddie! Not only are you a musical god, but you also know historical hairstyling too? Well done!
As far as I know, freshly washed hair was not really an everyday thing in that era. Their incredibly long hair was not easy to wash and they didn't have gentle Shampoo and conditioner yet. Also bathrooms at home we're still a luxury. So they probably washed their hair once a month or even less often. Even the 40s it was still considered normal to wash your hair every 2 weeks. Long hair with some natural grease plus pomade was what most women were working with every das.
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Eva Weiss it’s actually much better for your hair to wash it less like once or week or even more I’ve gone much longer I promise it’s not gross 😂
I really loved how the your bangs turned out and the lace ribbon really brought it together!! Sweet vid!!👍🙂👍
It's amazing how much the curled fringe makes it look so much more Edwardian
Fantastic! This is one of those original Edwardian picture tutorials that float around Pinterest with no links to the written tutorial and has vexed me for ages because of that … thanks for finding the original. So excited to try this myself! (Though later in the week, when my very straight hair is a little dirtier.)
I think you did great! The model has wavy coarse hair, which is so much easier to work with regarding these hairstyles. Straight hair is a pain to work with, especially if it is thin and freshly washed. I would love to see you do some Asian- hairstyles. LIke Chinese, Korean, or Japanese. They have straight hair and would probably work better with hair like yours. They are also privy to hair pieces as well.
Your 18th century hair videos helped me work up the courage to style a Marie Antoinette updo for lolita. I got so many complements and now I'm teaching myself wig styling ❤
You should try putting a little dry shampoo in your hair before you start. I have very fine hair and I find that a tiny bit of dry shampoo gives my hair a surprising amount of grip without gunking it all up.
I've mentioned this before, but PLEASE do the 1890s Newport coiffure! It looks so pretty and simple to do for how iconic it is and the written tutorials I've found are very comprehensive, but I'd love to see a video reference too.
Insane that the Edwardian model doing her hair had no idea people from 2019 would be looking at her pictures and copying her.
Curly bangs look so cute on you!
Yay! I can't imagine how much effort these style of videos are, so I appreciate your hard work so much!
I think having your hair crimped, and not freshly washed would’ve made this look a bit easier to obtain, like you had mentioned. But I think this turned out so beautiful, I might just try it on myself!
For your pompadour just curl your hair I have a texture similar to yours and if I don't curl the front of my hair it just won't hold I like doing pin curls/foam curlers on the front but the more "historically accurate" idea is by crimping the hair on hair pins. Also I did the hairstyle while watching the video and to help hold the pompadour I put a hair comb on the top of my hair where you put your pins I noticed that simple black combs were visibly worn on pictures of that era and I feel like it was used like today we would put a Bobby pin to tame a piece of hair without necesseraly hiding it
I love you from Japan🇯🇵
There is not UA-camr like you in Japan.
I am glad if you add Japanese subtitles to your UA-cam
Something about this was so Ancient Greek to me as well! I googled Ancient Greek hairstyles and there are a few similarities! I love it! Good job
Pressed like before even watching the video because I know I'm going to enjoy it! 😊
I do that, too. I love them all!!
I think that was the hairstyle that Captain Janeway had for the first few seasons of Star Trek Voyager.
Girl, i have seen your old hairstyles from old books tutorials, i have to say you have a lot o of patience, i could never. Never! It goes straight to my anxiety
I tried this a few times to get it tidy and not falling down, wore it out today and got so many compliments, it's such a pretty style and so easy. It doesn't look costume like with modern clothes either, just like a really pretty messy bun
This was in my recommended, and I’ve been binging her channel lately. It looks so real, whoa
This is really beautiful and actually wearable (for especial occasions) 💕
Nicely done! Yeah, I think that the reason you had some issues was that 1) Hair wasn't washed as often back then or conditioned, so it was a lot coarser, which meant that it tended to stay where you put it more easily. Today because of modern shampoos and conditioners our hair is so much softer and smoother, so it doesn't hold these styles as well. 2) They used padding, often their own hair, which they would save in little jars, which is where all that wonderful volume came in. 3) Their hair was much longer, usually down to their knees or even longer, as they really didn't cut it except to trim the ends. At least this was easier than the 18th century styles!
omg this looks so amazing. Can this hairstyle please make a comeback?
If you love it, style your hair this way! You can rock it! 😃 I'm gonna try it too,although I usualy wear my hair 1940s style.
You have to twist the long part like a French twist.
I love this series so much! I really appreciate all the time and effort it takes, as well as learning how difficult some hairstyles were, not to mention taxing on the hair!
Kyyaaaa! The UA-cam that got me into historical hairstyling trying a hairstyle from my favourite era I'm sure this video is going to be awesome
I actually want to see you try it again with some more curly texture like you were saying in the video. A take 2 if you will.
Adorable. Perfectly executed.
I was so inspired by this one that I decided to try it! My hair is super thick, finely textured & super straight so it was a little tricky getting the front to work but my biggest issue was getting the ribbon to look right & stay. That being said, once I got it all to work... I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT!! I hardly even feel my hair & the only thing I really feel are the bobby pins. This is a perfect look for summer because it's super light & airy.
I love all of them & I say the more vintage we can get the better! Thank you so, so much for sharing these videos & for all of your hard work!
Adding hair powder helps immensely with keeping stuff in place. Especially if you use the modern volume powder to cheat a little, it all kinda sticks together. I have completely straight hair and avoid curling or teasing so the powder or wast amounts of dry shampoo were the answer
I think if you just used a simple method of getting some texture, like sock bun curls, it would be a lot easier to manage this style.
I actually enjoy doing elaborate historical updos on bad hair days, as I have ringletty 2B hair, and therefor already have required the poofy, matted mess if ANYTHING goes wrong. I think this would be a good option for me. Thank you!
You have so much patience. I am amazed every time you do one of these. And they turn out sooo pretty!!!
This hairstyle suits you perfectly. What great job of you again. 💖
OMG! Beautiful job!! So impressed!
You're the only UA-camr I never get tired of. Amazing as always.
This one came out great! I love your historical hair tutorials, I feel like most of time the instructions they give are so complicated to understand, but you always seem to make sense of them and come up with something beautiful.
The bangs are so cute!
Heck yes! I’m slowly adapting Edwardian easier go-to up dos on my day to day style. The bags add the special touch! I love it!
Thank you so much for this tutorial! I have been trying to do this hairstyle for age.
Holy shit, I've been looking at these two specific 'tutorials' on tumblr for like 7 years at least and I've never managed to do something acceptable with them 🙈
Beautiful!
Love this!! Beautiful.
Looks amazing this deserves more views
I love all your videos. So fun.
This turned out beautiful! I love it. Indeed it did seem doable.
The front view makes me think of Anne of Green Gables with Megan Follows
as Anne.
So cute! 💜
This is a really beautiful and flattering hairstyle tbh
I'm going to try this!
Ooooh, I love this one so much! I will try this definitely. Thank you very much for the beautiful tutorial!
I tried this one a few days ago. Love it!
Love it!!
Love these videos!!
YOU PULL OFF THIS STYLE SO WELL!! Loooove how it looks on yooouuuu
This hairstyle is so beautiful
Omg that's so beautiful
Super cute! The lace ribbon really polished off the look 🤩
This hair style looks so good on you!!! I love it!! ❤❤❤
I love your videos!
I am so doing this tomorrow! Cute!
It looks so lovely and doable, I want to try this out!!
The curly bangs look so cute 😍
I love how the way your video content had done beautifully. Keep it up. Love yah! 😍
Dankjewel! I am going to try this tomorrow!
This is beautiful. Very unique and classy.
Thank you Lucy.. !! 💞
Back then they braided their hair at night time before bed and it kept it from tangles. It helps it the hairstyle better. They also went a month without washing their hair. Only washed it with water in the meantime.
hi leopsie! I love your videos, its always a delight whenever I get a notification for one of your videos! hope you have a great dayy 💕💕
I love this series! :)
very beautiful, even on straight hair, the ribbon gives the last kick, but I agree, with curled hair it must have been a stunner!
you did an amazing job!
Very cute!!
a solid color ribbon with a flower.
The curls at the front made such a difference! It's such a pretty style :)
Omg!! Amazing I love thids hair style
I never could get my hair to have any volume when pulling it back on the sides. Combing it forward first! Who knew?!? Thank you for this video 😀
Very pretty!
Please do more Edwardian hairstyles! I’ve been looking for historically accurate tutorials forever!
Hair used to be coarser because it was “untreated” and dirtier. Your starting hair is way to silky to have proper grip. Regardless, it’s a pleasure to watch because you always make it work, even if this time does not look that authentic.
I love your channel so much!!!💙💙💙💙💙💙 your so pretty~💙💙💙
I don’t understand how you are understanding those pictures!!! Love love LOVE the hairstyle!!!! I’m gonna have to try this! I teach historical fashion at a homeschool group
I have the crazy thick (red) curley hair. Bobby pins are a futile joke. Hair pins (old tourtise shell ones are divine).
The hair is still heavy and difficult. I need more pins than are recommended .
But ultimately it's pretty, and not too hard.
I'm uncoordinated and bad at girl stuff,, but this can work.
So grateful. Thank round forever.
Cassandra Crow.
Love watching your channel the videos are so interesting and amazing. Xxxx
The pins were entirely different. A decent, widely available modern substitute is the Magic Grip Hairpin from Good Hair Days. Their Grip-Tuth combs are also fantastic.
love this hairstyle!!! Lucy did you notice you are getting closer to 1,000,000 subscribers!!!!! yay!
I'm going to try this on my short hair! It's so cute!
That´s awesome! I must try this!^^
That's really cute. I'd totally wear my hair like that if it wasn't so short.
I love how this knot hairstyle is called Psyche knot
Great video/tutorial! I'm curious if it would turn out a bit better if teased, but great first try!!! Thanks!!!
It really suits you 😱
I think that also the water and times of washing ones hair contributes to the grip of it and how easily it can be styled... my freshly washed hair is so straight and smooth that it even slips out of those non-slip headbands and hair bobbles.
Very sweet, and like you I'm surprised there was no backcombing involved 😍
Yay! Your hair vids always brighten my day! These are so fun. You should definitely wear it out! :D if you feel a little uncomfortable wearing it out looking so period accurate you could try to modernize it a bit since you like modern twists on vintage.
My hair combs back into a natural pompadour shape. I find pinning the pompadour (front) section with one or two barrettes works much better than bobby pins.
Ooh I know what I’m doing tomorrow! The Edwardian era styles are my favorite haha
Gotta try that center pin trick 🤔
I can literally not make any hairstyle without my hair splitting in the center after a while now I know how it is done
Hello :) Thank you for linking to my page! I've had that particular content uplifted so many times since I first scanned it in about 2003 I think.
Thank you so much for scanning it! It's such a valuable page for us historical hair lovers, and I never would've been able to get my hands on it otherwise 😄
This is very pretty. This reminds me of Jane Seymour's hairstyle in Somewhere in Time.
Wow those bangs are giving me serious Jane Austen vibes😁