I just found you,so exciting to find red head like myself! I'll be 60 soon and I've loved make up all my life. I am SO outdated! I have so many New things to learn !
Yes I am fashion historian yes very simple natural. I wear clothes , hair, makeup for 1930’s and 1940’s . But on days I feeling natural do 1920’s makeup. This one of the few makeup have found actually is historically accurate in 20’s makeup . So Thank you I like that. I love wearing powder
In 2020 I tried the falsie lashes on without using an eyeliner on top, and I love it ... I wear makeup every other day even if I have to wear a mask lol. I love my make-up, its just too fun.
I was a child in the 1950s and my mother used a cake type mascara with the brush. It was exactly like the one you showed. She also used Rouge on her cheeks very lightly
@@ivoryrichardson4074 you either wet the brush or put a few drops of water on the mascara. It was the first mascara I ever used. Then Helena Rubinstein came out with a wand type similar to what we use now, but instead of a brush at the end, it was a slim metal spiral. I loved it. Had long lashes back then and it made them even longer without the spider effect.
Just so people know the using lipstick is to be used before concealer or foundation to hide dark circles or discoloration mostly reds and only a little bit. I was so scared you were going to use it over your foundation , I was telling NOOOO!! LOL
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WHEN YOU DO THESE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE VIDEOS! BOTH SIDES ARE BEAUTIFUL! HOPE YOU DO MORE OF THESE TYPE OF VIDEOS! I LOVE 1920'S LIPS AND EYES.
I always recommend cherries in the snow! Love this concept! Would love to see you re-RE-create all your historically accurate videos now. Happy holidays to you and yours and to everyone reading too!
Seeing the Maybelline mascara brought back memories. I started using mascara in about 1963 and that’s what I used. My grandmother told me that in some brands of face powders, there was some red tissue paper. Women would rub the tissue paper on their cheeks for rouge.
Really!!? I have to pick it up..🥰 ELF has stepped up their game so Much,Imo👌❤❣ they actually came to the stores last year here in Finland - before that they were in our pharmacy's and were a Lot more expensive than online then and they still are a bit more expensive but like one- two € more..thankful for that, we still don't have All the scinkare or makeup available but at least they aren't in the pharmacy's anymore 🤶👋 Charlotte
Maybe make a video comparing how women would do their hair and makeup around the holidays or special occasions back in the day to today. That would be really interesting to see
Hi Zabrena! I'm not sure if you know but Besame Cosmetics sells a cake mascara product. Their brand is vintage-inspired. There also a POC brand based in California.
I love that you did research on the everyday look of a typical woman in the 20s. So many people think they can base their "historical" look on the biggest movie stars.
I love that everyone this year was doing simple eye looks and then I was experimenting so much with my eye looks. Created some of my favorite eye looks this year.
♡Thank you so very much. This vid helped me through a bit of a bad patch today. Nothing too serious just disruptive and painful. So thanks ever so much for the distraction and another of your special treats. I appreciated it even more today.♡
I am so glad you are going to do more historical makeup videos. You can redo all of them for us!! I thought the hint of pink on your browbone was lovely with the rest of the muted eye. I'm going to try that whole eye look for an everyday eye.💜
Zabrena, I love your channel so much. It really brings me so much joy. I have a request to ask, we are very close in skin tone, so I was wondering if you could possibly start putting the shades you use in the description box. Merry Christmas to you and all your viewers🎅🤶
I've always loved the doe eyed, pouty lip look of the 1920's. My first mascara was the maybelline pancake circa late 70's. To this day I keep my look natural and follow what I was born with, only better. I love the historic tutorials❤!
I stumbled across some videos that made me think of you. They're put out by GlamourDaze (there's also a website), and most of the ones I watched were from the 40's. Great fun to watch, and see how things have changed since then.
This was great Zebreena.. I dont comment a lot, but I've watched all your videos for years . I love your content and your style of delivery...I've watched your different comparison videos more that once, and eagerly waited the birth of your three beautiful children....I just wanted to say thank you today, for the hours of entertainment you have given me over the years....Big Hugs.Bella xxxxxx🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁
Girl we at the end of 2021! Let’s get some more historical makeup looks maybe you can update ones you have done or different looks in those era’s. Love your channel 💕💕💕
In the natural makeup of the 1920s love the lips and the rouge on the cheeks. In the 1920s film star makeup I liked the smoked out makeup. Smoked out eyes and dark lips. You Zabrena look like Lucille Ball especially with the 1920s makeup.
YAAYY, historical makeup video's are back!! I actually like the 1920s side better😊 The lips definitely are the star, but I do like the blush under the brow. As of March this year, I got to work from home, and still am, so I've REALLY been playing with all kinds of crazy colorful looks that I couldn't wear at the office 😄 everything from different colored brows, and even "bleached" brows, to 80s, style blush draping in hot pink, to even wearing liquid highlighter all over my face...sometimes I use it as an under eye highlight/sparkle mixed with foundation/concealer, and really like the look of it in that way. It's been fun wearing more colorful makeup and experimenting with new things. My personal "new trend" is wearing unusual colors for eyeshadow mixed with bold shimmers, and just all over shimmer in general. Can't wait to see what's next in this series! DEFINITELY doing the Rose bud lip and long brow tomorrow!!😊🎨💄❄🎄❄
I wear SoftSilver Red. A tiny dab under my brows, a little bit on each cheek (powder looks awful on my aging face), and then on my lips. One product, very efficient. (I am a boring woman.)
I am not a fan of 1920s makeup and fashion but you have done a good job replicating 1920s makeup. =) Speaking of the historical makeup, I watched your 1950s makeup video and I based my makeup on what you did for my company's Christmas party two years ago.
I am ecstatic you brought the historically accurate video back!! Those were some of the first videos of yours that I watched. Loved the "bow" shaped lip!!!! I kept my makeup simple for 2020, but emphasized my eyes! Thank you for this wonderful video!!!
I loved your historically correct makenyp tutorials 🤗 glad they might come back. I’ve been doing a 1920’s look almost all this year (minus the lipstick, because....masks 🤷♀️ and I kept my eyebrows) 🤣 simple and quick eye make up. My little liner and neutral eye shadow were my go to items this year 🤗 Face powders lay unused, I just treated myself to really good moisterizer annd eye cream ☺️
Hey there 🥰.. saw you on Twitter and had to come over ! love the idea of this video- and were pleased to see you doing a very accurate job as well 😊👌❤❣ The lips are my fave 👄 Great video Imo and thank you! a New and exited me watching and being back for more.. 🤶Charlotte Helsinki 👋🎄🎁
This was such a cool concept Zabrena!!!! For some reason I’m very drawn to the decade of the 1920s.....there’s something about it that very much appeals to me. I squealed when I SAS you put lipstick on your cheek as that’s something I do quite a bit myself. It gives me options when it comes to blush and I find I’m not listing over every product that comes out. Wonderful!!! I loved this very much!!
There is scarlet in the reds from a longwear formula I think it's revlon but it might be covergirl. It's double ended with a gloss to wear over it. Love it! Love the 1920-2020 comparison! I am going to do the 1920 look. It's so fun looking. Not looking forward to my brows though. I've been putting them off.
Years ago, I needed a 1940's make up look, and your video came up. That was my introduction to you. That video was/is a great tutorial. This video was fun. I like the lip style of the 1920's as well. The eyebrows, though, not so much. Lol
Blush was definitely used as contour in the 80s. I was just a little little girl in the 80s, so I didn’t wear makeup or anything, but I really like real 80s makeup (like from fashion magazines, not like that stupid blue eyeshadow that people wear for 80s costumes that looks terrible on everyone) Fashion Makeup from the 80s was soo glamorous and flattering, IMO. 💋
Wow! That was a fascinating video! The differences between then and today is mind boggling. I found you through your Historically accurate videos. And I to love that 1920's lip shape! I think more people today should wear it. I admit that I like the brows to . I think they are cute!
This really comes full circle for me bc I found your channel through that 20s makeup tutorial. I was researching how to do the 20s charleston dance for an extra credit contest in my US history class and your video was in the recommended section. That would've been 2014 or 2015. Remember when you didn't like highlighter lol? 💓
I remember having drugstore blush trios in the 1980s and the darkest color was labeled "contour"...I honestly don't remember what the lighter ones were labeled back then.
I know this is an older video but I have to comment anyway. My grandmother taught me that whenever I apply lipstick to do a cupid's bough and to set it with powder. She taught me that when I first started wearing makeup . I'm 42 yrs old and still follow her advice. I get compliments all the time. I think it looks classy and timeless. My grandmother grew up in the 40's and 50's though.
I don’t know how to say this but I am getting addicted to your videos. Usually with high end products I don’t care much. I simply don’t understand the justification behind anyone buying an eyebrow pencil for 30$ or a eye palette for 100$ 🤔. I am a single mum and the only thing I care about is budget 🤣🤣
So just like today, there are so many variations to make up some influenced by celebrities some by practical need some by individual preferences etc so you were the 1920s. Women who held provisions of power had long hair styled in buns etc for example Millicent Fawcett had her hair in a bun. She was a suffragist. As for makeup again different looks for many women. Just as the 1960s maybe flower power not all women went around with long hair and short skirts
My mamaw was born in the 20’s and was named Clara Bow after the actress.
Your videos are so awesome, thank you so much 🤗
I just found you,so exciting to find red head like myself!
I'll be 60 soon and I've loved make up all my life.
I am SO outdated! I have so many New things to learn !
Thank you so much! I found your channel with historical makeup! What was the brush set you mentioned?
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE your historically accurate makeup videos! So glad to hear you will be bringing them back. ❤️
I love them, too!!
the 1920’s - when the drugstore was the ONLY place to buy makeup
Isn't it true that Lana Turner was discovered as a supermodel whilst perusing in a drugstore?
I think Cherries in the Snow was an original Revlon lipstick color that you can still get today
You’re correct 🙂
I love that shade!
I've heard that too! 🎄😘
And nails! My Mom wore both.
It’s always been a favorite of mine
Powder in the 1920s would likely have been applied with a powder puff. Much more heavy handed!
Wasn't it also the Coty powder? I know about Besame Cosmetics, but my grandma has always used Coty--then I did until my skin hated it lol!
Incredibly fascinating to see the difference 100 years makes, or doesn’t really make in this case. I would love to see more of this type of video
I was hopping for cherries in the snow. Its one of the most iconic colors of all time. And resembles 1920s to perfection.
The roaring 20s came after the pandemic of 1918, so I’m hoping the same for the 2020s! Lots of glamour and parties 🎉
Minus the Depression that followed. 😳 That would suck.
24 min Zabrena video, Best Christmas gift ever!! Lol.. Much love, blessings and a very Merry Christmas..
Yes I am fashion historian yes very simple natural. I wear clothes , hair, makeup for 1930’s and 1940’s . But on days I feeling natural do 1920’s makeup. This one of the few makeup have found actually is historically accurate in 20’s makeup . So Thank you I like that. I love wearing powder
Besame Cosmetics Has A Lovely Cake Mascara And Many Period Colors Of Lipstick.
No one can do these videos like you do! You have such a timeless beauty that translates into every era so seamlessly 😍💖😘💜🎄
Aw thank you so much!
@@Zabrena You're welcome. Have a wonderful Christmas with your family xx
you have historic face to start with so pretty!!!x
Classic beauty.
Thats what i always thought too! i see the early 20th century on her naturally- like a movie star.
She really does have a timeless look. True beauty.
From what I “remember”’- I’m just 50 - blush in the 1920s was more “apple cheek” applied.
I was 10 or 11 when i started wearing makeup and skin care because my mom was an Avon rep. At 13 or 14 coergirl and purple from Maybelline
In 2020 I tried the falsie lashes on without using an eyeliner on top, and I love it ... I wear makeup every other day even if I have to wear a mask lol. I love my make-up, its just too fun.
I was a child in the 1950s and my mother used a cake type mascara with the brush. It was exactly like the one you showed. She also used Rouge on her cheeks very lightly
Besamé makes great cake mascara, I love it. It's a very vintage style brand, and their lipstick (especially the I love lucy kind) is phenomenal.
It was Maybelline mascara in a little red box with the little brush.
@@ivoryrichardson4074 you either wet the brush or put a few drops of water on the mascara. It was the first mascara I ever used. Then Helena Rubinstein came out with a wand type similar to what we use now, but instead of a brush at the end, it was a slim metal spiral. I loved it. Had long lashes back then and it made them even longer without the spider effect.
@@auapplemac1976 - you’re right- you had to wet it! I remember my mother said she also used something called Curleen (spelling?) on her lashes.
Just so people know the using lipstick is to be used before concealer or foundation to hide dark circles or discoloration mostly reds and only a little bit. I was so scared you were going to use it over your foundation , I was telling NOOOO!! LOL
I was 8n my 20's during the 1980's, and yes. We did use blush very much as a contour on the entire face. I still do it.
I wish the lip shape would come back too. Mostly cause my lips are already that shape
Love this look! Reminds me of “ I love Lucy” your hair is perfect.🌹
Definitely get the Lucille Ball vibe here in the intro😊
Hi Zabrina! I'm loving these affordable choices of drugstore products. This is a brilliant idea you came up comparing 1920 to 2020. So cute 😍.
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE WHEN YOU DO THESE HISTORICALLY ACCURATE VIDEOS! BOTH SIDES ARE BEAUTIFUL! HOPE YOU DO MORE OF THESE TYPE OF VIDEOS! I LOVE 1920'S LIPS AND EYES.
I always recommend cherries in the snow! Love this concept! Would love to see you re-RE-create all your historically accurate videos now. Happy holidays to you and yours and to everyone reading too!
I never click that fast in my life.
Seeing the Maybelline mascara brought back memories. I started using mascara in about 1963 and that’s what I used.
My grandmother told me that in some brands of face powders, there was some red tissue paper. Women would rub the tissue paper on their cheeks for rouge.
The flapper video is the first video of yours I watched!
Can you do a full tutorial on the lips from the 1920s? I would love to see that in more detail
I 💘 that elf illuminating eye cream. At age 50, its the bomb for me at this time. Big fan of elf!
Really!!? I have to pick it up..🥰
ELF has stepped up their game so Much,Imo👌❤❣
they actually came to the stores last year here in Finland - before that they were in our pharmacy's and were a Lot more expensive than online then and they still are a bit more expensive but like one- two € more..thankful for that, we still don't have All the scinkare or makeup available but at least they aren't in the pharmacy's anymore 🤶👋
Charlotte
Maybe make a video comparing how women would do their hair and makeup around the holidays or special occasions back in the day to today. That would be really interesting to see
My favorite old Hollywood star is Natalie Wood. A dramatic Mae West or Miss Kitty from Gunsmoke would be fun.
Love when you do these type of videos!! This was an epic idea!!! Great job Zabrena!!
So awesome! Love seeing the decade comparisons 😁😁😁
Hi Zabrena! I'm not sure if you know but Besame Cosmetics sells a cake mascara product. Their brand is vintage-inspired. There also a POC brand based in California.
Love this brand. They have been my pick me up this year
Fascinating, loved this video! 👏☺️
I love that you did research on the everyday look of a typical woman in the 20s. So many people think they can base their "historical" look on the biggest movie stars.
Love this idea for a video! So interesting.
Your historical makeup videos are my absolute favourite of all. Yes, please do more for 2021!
The 90’ are back and I was telling my stepdaughter the way I used to do my makeup and hair back then, it would be fun to see you recreating yours.
This was great! My favorite trend of 1920s is definitely the lips!💗💗
I loved it. Thanks! Most fun I had today! I love the 1920s makeup
I can see my great auntie wearing something like this. I am lucky to have one picture of her as a flapper girl.
I love that everyone this year was doing simple eye looks and then I was experimenting so much with my eye looks. Created some of my favorite eye looks this year.
I started out using the Maybelline Mascara like you showed in your video and I am 73. My brow powder was the same way. Oh those days
The 1920s brows made me cringe so bad 🤣 this was so fascinating to watch 🙌🏻
This was a very interesting video. I really enjoyed it. Both sides looked great on you.
♡Thank you so very much. This vid helped me through a bit of a bad patch today. Nothing too serious just disruptive and painful. So thanks ever so much for the distraction and another of your special treats. I appreciated it even more today.♡
I am so glad you are going to do more historical makeup videos. You can redo all of them for us!! I thought the hint of pink on your browbone was lovely with the rest of the muted eye. I'm going to try that whole eye look for an everyday eye.💜
Amazing Zabrena. Thank you!
Zabrena reminds me of vivien leigh from gone with the wind!
i always think of bowie when i think blush as contour
I watched all the historical videos. Lynn
I have worn makeup almost every single day as sort of an art challenge to stay anchored in "normal" routine.
I think that's a healthy habit to have :)
I’ve been wearing a full face or almost full daily, for morale! Really into lifted outside corners of the eyes.
I’ve always preferred using an eyeshadow and a thin angled brush for eyeliner too.
I prefer the 1920's look. I love the lip shape too as I have a very definate cupid bow lip shape!
Zabrena, I love your channel so much. It really brings me so much joy. I have a request to ask, we are very close in skin tone, so I was wondering if you could possibly start putting the shades you use in the description box. Merry Christmas to you and all your viewers🎅🤶
The 1920's i would say it would be the lips..
I've always loved the doe eyed, pouty lip look of the 1920's. My first mascara was the maybelline pancake circa late 70's. To this day I keep my look natural and follow what I was born with, only better. I love the historic tutorials❤!
I stumbled across some videos that made me think of you. They're put out by GlamourDaze (there's also a website), and most of the ones I watched were from the 40's. Great fun to watch, and see how things have changed since then.
So happy to see you! ♥️
This was great Zebreena.. I dont comment a lot, but I've watched all your videos for years . I love your content and your style of delivery...I've watched your different comparison videos more that once, and eagerly waited the birth of your three beautiful children....I just wanted to say thank you today, for the hours of entertainment you have given me over the years....Big Hugs.Bella xxxxxx🎁🎁🎁🎁🎁
The historically accurate tutorials were my favorite and exactly how I found your channel.
Girl we at the end of 2021! Let’s get some more historical makeup looks maybe you can update ones you have done or different looks in those era’s. Love your channel 💕💕💕
So fun and interesting- thank you and merry Christmas to you and family! 👍🧡🌲🙏🏼👍🧡🌲🙏🏼
I loved the 20s side..so cute!!! Going to start using lippies as blush more often and may try it under the brow for some fun
YESS!!
That was fun🥰
Way.too.funnnn! Perfect! Loved the down turned eyes ,brows, dark colors, and lips shape, but the color on the brow bone was the most intriguing!!!💘💘💘
In the natural makeup of the 1920s love the lips and the rouge on the cheeks. In the 1920s film star makeup I liked the smoked out makeup. Smoked out eyes and dark lips. You Zabrena look like Lucille Ball especially with the 1920s makeup.
I think I prefer the 1920 version. So natural and uncomplicated.
*Watch Boardwalk Empire!!! It's like the American 1920's GoT
YAAYY, historical makeup video's are back!! I actually like the 1920s side better😊 The lips definitely are the star, but I do like the blush under the brow. As of March this year, I got to work from home, and still am, so I've REALLY been playing with all kinds of crazy colorful looks that I couldn't wear at the office 😄 everything from different colored brows, and even "bleached" brows, to 80s, style blush draping in hot pink, to even wearing liquid highlighter all over my face...sometimes I use it as an under eye highlight/sparkle mixed with foundation/concealer, and really like the look of it in that way. It's been fun wearing more colorful makeup and experimenting with new things. My personal "new trend" is wearing unusual colors for eyeshadow mixed with bold shimmers, and just all over shimmer in general. Can't wait to see what's next in this series! DEFINITELY doing the Rose bud lip and long brow tomorrow!!😊🎨💄❄🎄❄
Airspun powder is GREAT! They started making it in 1935 BUT... very similar to what they used back then. I have been using it for decades.
Super enjoyable, ive gotten into swing/jazz music and electro swing and have been doing vintage hairstyles so this helps in doing makeup accordingly!!
I loved the 1920s look! Especially the blush under the brow, I thought that looked so nice.
I wear SoftSilver Red. A tiny dab under my brows, a little bit on each cheek (powder looks awful on my aging face), and then on my lips. One product, very efficient. (I am a boring woman.)
I am not a fan of 1920s makeup and fashion but you have done a good job replicating 1920s makeup. =) Speaking of the historical makeup, I watched your 1950s makeup video and I based my makeup on what you did for my company's Christmas party two years ago.
I am ecstatic you brought the historically accurate video back!! Those were some of the first videos of yours that I watched. Loved the "bow" shaped lip!!!! I kept my makeup simple for 2020, but emphasized my eyes! Thank you for this wonderful video!!!
It was the 80's for sure.. the Days of lots of blush and lipstick and vibrant clothes for nights of dancing at Studio 54.. ahhhhhh memories🥰
I loved your historically correct makenyp tutorials 🤗 glad they might come back. I’ve been doing a 1920’s look almost all this year (minus the lipstick, because....masks 🤷♀️ and I kept my eyebrows) 🤣 simple and quick eye make up. My little liner and neutral eye shadow were my go to items this year 🤗 Face powders lay unused, I just treated myself to really good moisterizer annd eye cream ☺️
Both looks are very pretty on you.
Personally, I really like the 1920 brow on you! More than the 2020. Somehow very classy. 👍🏻
Hey there 🥰..
saw you on Twitter and had to come over !
love the idea of this video- and were pleased to see you doing a very accurate job as well 😊👌❤❣
The lips are my fave 👄
Great video Imo and thank you!
a New and exited me watching and being back for more..
🤶Charlotte Helsinki
👋🎄🎁
This was such a cool concept Zabrena!!!! For some reason I’m very drawn to the decade of the 1920s.....there’s something about it that very much appeals to me. I squealed when I SAS you put lipstick on your cheek as that’s something I do quite a bit myself. It gives me options when it comes to blush and I find I’m not listing over every product that comes out. Wonderful!!! I loved this very much!!
There is scarlet in the reds from a longwear formula I think it's revlon but it might be covergirl. It's double ended with a gloss to wear over it. Love it!
Love the 1920-2020 comparison! I am going to do the 1920 look. It's so fun looking. Not looking forward to my brows though. I've been putting them off.
Years ago, I needed a 1940's make up look, and your video came up. That was my introduction to you. That video was/is a great tutorial. This video was fun. I like the lip style of the 1920's as well. The eyebrows, though, not so much. Lol
Blush was definitely used as contour in the 80s. I was just a little little girl in the 80s, so I didn’t wear makeup or anything, but I really like real 80s makeup (like from fashion magazines, not like that stupid blue eyeshadow that people wear for 80s costumes that looks terrible on everyone) Fashion Makeup from the 80s was soo glamorous and flattering, IMO. 💋
Wow! That was a fascinating video! The differences between then and today is mind boggling. I found you through your Historically accurate videos. And I to love that 1920's lip shape! I think more people today should wear it. I admit that I like the brows to . I think they are cute!
L💋VE ... I wear the 20s lips so that is my fav 20s trend ... 2020, healthy skin was my fav trend.
This really comes full circle for me bc I found your channel through that 20s makeup tutorial. I was researching how to do the 20s charleston dance for an extra credit contest in my US history class and your video was in the recommended section. That would've been 2014 or 2015. Remember when you didn't like highlighter lol? 💓
I remember having drugstore blush trios in the 1980s and the darkest color was labeled "contour"...I honestly don't remember what the lighter ones were labeled back then.
Would love to see 2021 makeup trenss.Also could you compare no7 compared to hourglass.Heard it was a dupe
I know this is an older video but I have to comment anyway. My grandmother taught me that whenever I apply lipstick to do a cupid's bough and to set it with powder. She taught me that when I first started wearing makeup . I'm 42 yrs old and still follow her advice. I get compliments all the time. I think it looks classy and timeless. My grandmother grew up in the 40's and 50's though.
I don’t know how to say this but I am getting addicted to your videos. Usually with high end products I don’t care much. I simply don’t understand the justification behind anyone buying an eyebrow pencil for 30$ or a eye palette for 100$ 🤔. I am a single mum and the only thing I care about is budget 🤣🤣
So just like today, there are so many variations to make up some influenced by celebrities some by practical need some by individual preferences etc so you were the 1920s. Women who held provisions of power had long hair styled in buns etc for example Millicent Fawcett had her hair in a bun. She was a suffragist. As for makeup again different looks for many women. Just as the 1960s maybe flower power not all women went around with long hair and short skirts
I love these! Thank you! Have you picked up the Lisa Eldridge book? I think you would enjoy it!
Hi,
You may want to try Besame Cosmetics for the vintage makeup for different eras. They replicate the makeup from different years.
That's so funny- i use a peachy highlighter with a champagne flip by Becca (the
I LOVE the 1920s eyes a lot!! I think, they even look better than the 2020s! ❤ The downturned brow looks great!