I'd like a historically accurate video of the 1980's power suited, shoulder padded, acrylic nails wearing, permed business woman. You know-- super harsh blush worked up into the temples, way too much eye makeup, etc. Inspiration: the Golden Girls, Designing Women, Cheers, the Cosby Show, etc.
Nope Not Telling Great idea! I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s. The 80’s look is so fun, and immediately recognizable. It’s funny to see kids wearing off the shoulder tops, leggings, and bright colors. They think they’re being unique, but we were wearing the same outfits 30 years ago, and wearing it better. If I do say so myself! 😁
If Zabrena does a regency makeup video, I'll make a gown. I do fashion history and recreate gowns and undergarments, including carving my busks by hand from oak. Interestingly, in the regency era's stays weren't meant to slim the waist, but to lift and present the bust. Lift. Present. Like on a platter. Makeup was tolerated as long as it wasn't obvious. Older ladies wore it quite heavily, but that's because they came from the Georgian era, where makeup was very obvious. The younger crowd rebelled against that by shunning obvious use, though it really isn't shameful to use. But make it look natural.
No, in the middle ages pagans and christian peasants did not wear makeup for various reasons, I'm sure you can think of them by yourself. Pagans maybe wore warpaint, but women didn't go to war, sooo
Yes, I agree!! My darling Dad passed away in 2011, but sometimes, the wound is still fresh, as when I play the kind of music he liked best, or when I hear a Massachusetts dialect, find myself looking at things the way that he did!! Surely do love you and miss you, Dad!! Tell Mom that I love and miss her!! 'Til we meet again....!!💕✝️⚜️
I can't wait to watch this and follow Zabrena's techniques to recreate the looks. NOBODY does Historically Accurate Makeup Videos better than Zabrena. She's never wrong because her attention to detail is phenomenal. Just look at the historical facts she adds along with the videos. OUTSTANDING! 🎆🎇🎉🎊
The hair for the Victorian lady was amazing! I think I read somewhere that women of society looked down on tanned skin because it denoted that you spent your time inside ( because you were married to a man who support that way of life) and not outside working; it was all about status.
Correct. It was a sign of privilege and wealth to be able to stay inside all day not working. Tan skin was seen as low a sign of not being rich. Pretty snobby. But these days, getting a tan is more of that sign since it means someone can spend enough time outside instead of working inside all day! Until recently, pale people, like myself, were teased for big so pale.
I'd love to see Viking makeup! I'm fascinated with Viking culture and where women stood in their society. On another note, I'm so glad that you continued this series, Zabrena. I hope that it helps your heart to heal in some small way, and find some peace. I know that you know that your dad is watching from Heaven!
I don't believe there was much going on with the Norse and makeup. In fact, it would be easier to find out how to do Norse hairstyles than makeup, because them Norsemen were all about that shiny braided hair lol.
Pioneers didn't have time for such frivolities. The Victorian era is in the 1800's. Something Zabrena missed is that it went on for decades, and in that time, fashion changed drastically. Both big hook skirts and bustles are part of the same era. City women wore a little makeup, though nothing obvious, and they always denied it. But pioneer women just didn't have the time to bother, and often didn't have money for that. It went to necessities.
She did mention then using natural dyes like beets. I am sure pioneer women used natural dyes when they could. I know my grandmother used cherries to dye clothes.
So good Zabrena. I believe "the ladies of the night" in French Victorian times, wore their hair half up and down. I just love this series. I miss my dad to. We lost him on August 22nd. 😢
So happy to see another historically accurate video!!! I do love your videos in general but there is something about these particular videos that speaks to the history buff in me!! History + makeup = A win
This series is actually what brought me to this channel. I love it. With that said, I am terribly sorry to hear of your father’s passing. I lost my dad last October. I understand that things just aren’t the same when one or both of your parents are no longer with you.
Your dad would be so happy that you're celebrating him by continuing this series! Lost my mom to cancer 10yrs ago & can relate. The details & information, the amount of research & costumes you put into this is to be commended! Thank you! I'm happy to follow along, the history buff inked thanks you. Have a great day today! Perhaps a doc wearing, cords & onesies 90s look updated with the Essence I'm With The Band palette?
Yes!!! It's been so long since you last posted a historically accurate video. I've missed them a lot. I love all the reasearch you do and all the effort you put into them. Please, keep them coming! :) Kudos from Spain.
Thank you so much! Yes, I included my explanation for the absence in this series in the beginning of this video, I'm finally getting back to wanting to do more, thankfully :)
I’m just seeing this. I’m so sorry for your loss. From your attitude and demeanor, you must’ve had a great dad! I enjoyed the little bubbles with info., although I had to stop the vid.to read them, as they came and went so quickly. 😁
Aww! I just ADORE you and your creativity! This is by far one of my favorite series on RUclips and rarely miss a video of yours in general! I wanted to say that when you’re feeling sad about your father passing, there are some wonderfully soothing audio clips of Abraham-Hicks speaking about passed on loved ones and grief. It’s so soothing and has brought me personal relief, so I thought you might want to check them out. Wonderful video! So much research and dedication. I love the pop ups! They remind me of the VH-1’s pop up videos I used to watch as a teenager! Much love and creativity to you, Zabrena! -Jane ☺️
I literally started to tear up at the opening, and the dedication to your dad. Losing a parent is so tough, it's like losing a piece of yourself. I really enjoyed the video as well, the entire series is one I look forward to seeing.
I love love love this! This is actually how I found you a few years ago when I was looking for a Cleopatra/Egyptian tutorial! RIP to you sweet dad. I lost my dad too in 2015, the year I found your channel ❤
So sorry about your Dad! 💔 I lost my Dad too and I miss him alot. It's been many years and it still affects me. Stay strong and know that you are appreciated ❤️
My dad died 1 year ago on 10/29. He was my best friend too. I still miss him so much that it hurts. I'm so sorry to know that you're going through the same pain. You're not alone.
Hello Zabrena, I am so glad to see this series back! I love that you combine history with beauty and makeup. This reminds me that the first video I saw from you was the 50´s makeup tutorial which is still one of my favorites. Thanks for the effor that you put in all of your videos and be brave because your dad is in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ!
I also lost my best friend which also was my dad and like yourself I list him in April of 2018 so my ❤️ heart goes out to you God bless and thank you for your makeup tetorials they keep me sane and yes I love them
I think it would be cool to see the difference between your average/working woman vs a hight society/wealthy woman in all different decades. I think the early 1900s, the suffragette kind of thing would be cool to see as well.
I'm happy you are continuing this series, although it is very understandable as to why you haven't done one up until now this year. I find this series very fascinating. :)
I lost my mum at only 59. I feel your hurt. It's been many years for me now, I roll with it but sometimes a wave comes along, just that little to high but I stay cheerful, coz that's what mum would want. As your dad would want - keep on, moving on 💕
This is my absolute favorite series on the entire RUclips! I remember seeing your decades makeup tutorial for the first time in 2010 ish and I've been a fan of yours ever since. Beautiful dedication to your dad ❤️
Wow. The amount of hair on your head is so stunning and the condition of it is just.... there are no words I can think of for it. Simply stunning!! You are such a natural beauty!!!
You look gorgeous, as always. This was such a lovely, and unique tribute to your wonderful dad. I’m sure he’s proudly watching over you, and your family. Well done. ❤️
Ahhh, can't wait to watch!! Have you seen Crows Eye's Productions? They do a lot of "getting dressed in ____ era" videos and they're along the same lines as yours...
I'm so sorry for your loss, Zabrena. My mom has been gone 8 years now and I am still very much in mourning. It's very brave of you to keep on going. And you really knocked it out of the park with this one - history and makeup, my two favorite things in life!! :)
I am so glad to see this series back!! It was how I found your channel and fell in love with your content! I am so sorry for the loss of your dad and I’m sure he would be so happy to see that your filming the historically accurate series again! Lots of love! ❤️
This series is what brought me to your channel and I absolutely love it. There is a reason your dad loved it and he is proud of you without a doubt. May he rest in peace ❤️
Wow you remind me so much of Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge in the lady of the night makeup. Such a lovely thing to dedicate the video to your dad am sure he would of loved it. Glad the historically accurate videos are back I love them so much x
Fabulous! I've never seen these. Time for a marathon. So sweet dedicated to your dad. May all the wonderful memories of your dad give comfort to your heart.
I love this series, it's actually how I found your channel! Thank you for continuing it, your dad would be so happy that you have! Some of those facts are just crazy... I might need to visit some of the sites you listed.
Again, your hair is absolutely divine! This is my fourth Video of yours and wow! A natural redhead! My BFF is one! These looks and their history is so fun! thank you!
Love this series this is how I discovered your channel! One of the best channels to watch for sure. Many hugs to you, thank you for bringing this series back!!
I know it must have been difficult to return to this series, but I hope you can find comfort and happiness in getting back to it. I know so many of your subscribers (including me!) enjoy them.
Omgggg I can’t wait!! These videos are why I originally started watching you channel I absolutely love this series ❤️ can’t wait !!! You should do these more often!
I am so excited to see that you’re returning to this series. Your father is smiling down on you, proud off his beautiful girl! Thank you for sharing your life, talents, love and wisdom with us. ❤️
Thanks for being vulnerable and dedicating this to your dad. I also lost my dad in March and cannot begin to deal with it much less speak publicly. Great video!!
I’m so excited to see you revive this series! I’ve watched all of your previous historically accurate makeup tutorials. I love history, and I love makeup 💄! Is there a better combination? I think not. If you’re taking requests, I’d love to see a look from the Edwardian period, and WWII. Thank you!
These videos were how I first found you back in 2014! So happy to see this series again, although I certainly understand the reason you stopped for a bit. Sending you big love and prayers. xoxo
What a lovely tribute to your father's memory! My father just passed away on October 13, so I know the pain you're feeling. Prayers for you as you continue filming these videos that your dad loved!
Omg I am so excited for this!!! I hate that it doesn’t premiere for a few hours but I’m so excited there’s a new historically accurate that I don’t even care lol
Please continue to make the historical videos. I’m kind of an amateur fashion historian, so I watch a lot of these videos, but most of them are from historians, history lifestyle vloggers etc. I love that yours are from the perspective of a makeup artist. Not very many beauty influencers do these types of videos.
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I'd like a historically accurate video of the 1980's power suited, shoulder padded, acrylic nails wearing, permed business woman. You know-- super harsh blush worked up into the temples, way too much eye makeup, etc. Inspiration: the Golden Girls, Designing Women, Cheers, the Cosby Show, etc.
Nope Not Telling Great idea! I grew up in the 70’s and 80’s. The 80’s look is so fun, and immediately recognizable. It’s funny to see kids wearing off the shoulder tops, leggings, and bright colors. They think they’re being unique, but we were wearing the same outfits 30 years ago, and wearing it better. If I do say so myself! 😁
Agreed!
This is SO one I want to do! I hope we get a lot of thumbs up on this comment :)
Yes!!! 😍
Adding to the cause! Lol
Zabrena, I’m sure your dad is so proud of you for continuing this series, even though it was difficult for you to do. We love your channel!
Edwardian Age- The Gibson Girl
I'd love to see a Regency (Jane Austen) Era makeup tutorial.
If Zabrena does a regency makeup video, I'll make a gown. I do fashion history and recreate gowns and undergarments, including carving my busks by hand from oak. Interestingly, in the regency era's stays weren't meant to slim the waist, but to lift and present the bust. Lift. Present. Like on a platter. Makeup was tolerated as long as it wasn't obvious. Older ladies wore it quite heavily, but that's because they came from the Georgian era, where makeup was very obvious. The younger crowd rebelled against that by shunning obvious use, though it really isn't shameful to use. But make it look natural.
Great!
Meribeth Plenert I would like to see a video on this too!
That would be a cool collaboration!
KUZHE
“Oh... this hair is just something I threw together” *hair looks flawless* 😂
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I missed this series, but it breaks my heart that it caused you to relive some grief. This was a wonderful come back to the series!
Would there be anything g on Viking women? 😊❤️🐼
Tammy HERRERA their only makeup was the blood of their enemies so that might be a bit hard to pull off lol
@@QuestionableLifeChoices 😂😂😂
No, in the middle ages pagans and christian peasants did not wear makeup for various reasons, I'm sure you can think of them by yourself. Pagans maybe wore warpaint, but women didn't go to war, sooo
Doris Bilić women DID go to war; Celtic and Viking women were renowned warriors.
Yes yes yes!!!!!
Awww....when. you mentioned your dad, I just wanted to give you a big hug. Love you honey. ❤
Yes, I agree!!
My darling Dad passed away in 2011, but sometimes, the wound is still fresh, as when I play the kind of music he liked best, or when I hear a Massachusetts dialect, find myself looking at things the way that he did!!
Surely do love you and miss you, Dad!! Tell Mom that I love and miss her!!
'Til we meet again....!!💕✝️⚜️
Donna Evans Loved this video! So sweet she dedicated it to her dad. 💕
Donna Evans, didn't think a video could make me cry in the first 10 seconds but here we are
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I can't wait to watch this and follow Zabrena's techniques to recreate the looks. NOBODY does Historically Accurate Makeup Videos better than Zabrena. She's never wrong because her attention to detail is phenomenal. Just look at the historical facts she adds along with the videos. OUTSTANDING! 🎆🎇🎉🎊
Stephanija Olds I love all the research she put into this!
OMG this is how I found you! Your series about the make up of the 20s, 30s, 40s ... Iam so glad you continue this series! Thank you so much!
Please do Pride and Prejudice-era makeup and hair! Elizabeth Bennet!
YES!!!!
Yes! I love the BBC '95 Pride and Prejudice characters. And their hairstyles and makeup.....lol...just me...😂😊
Yes! This is a great idea!
Grace Ames not just you don't worry. I cannot see the 95 BBC version enough.
Yesssss please!
The hair for the Victorian lady was amazing! I think I read somewhere that women of society looked down on tanned skin because it denoted that you spent your time inside ( because you were married to a man who support that way of life) and not outside working; it was all about status.
Yes, I thought it was absolutely gorgeous! Wowzers!
Correct. It was a sign of privilege and wealth to be able to stay inside all day not working. Tan skin was seen as low a sign of not being rich. Pretty snobby. But these days, getting a tan is more of that sign since it means someone can spend enough time outside instead of working inside all day! Until recently, pale people, like myself, were teased for big so pale.
That tan skin discrimination still continues to this day in most of Asia. 😞
Yes, her hair "up do" looked amazing!
@Forrest Paige Yes, tanning is so bad for skin health, I'm glad I learned about it recently!
OMG! I'm so excited for a new Historically accurate Video! That's how I discovered you years ago!
Katelyn Elms As did I! I’m so excited that she’s bringing this series back!
Me too and it was the 1920s video for me as well
Me too! It was the 20’s one and then I binged the whole series!
Katelyn Elms SAME!!!
I did too!
You are such a strong lady, Zabrena. I lost my dad too & just the thought of him makes me cry. Bless you & your lovely family ❤🧡💛💙💜💚
Plz keep this series going. Amazing job Zabrena!
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“I just threw this together”
Hair: *looks freaking gorgeous*
I'd love to see Viking makeup! I'm fascinated with Viking culture and where women stood in their society.
On another note, I'm so glad that you continued this series, Zabrena. I hope that it helps your heart to heal in some small way, and find some peace. I know that you know that your dad is watching from Heaven!
Yes great idea
I don't believe there was much going on with the Norse and makeup. In fact, it would be easier to find out how to do Norse hairstyles than makeup, because them Norsemen were all about that shiny braided hair lol.
Fantastic idea!
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I would be very interested in what women would have worn in the pioneer days/1800s!
Pioneers didn't have time for such frivolities. The Victorian era is in the 1800's. Something Zabrena missed is that it went on for decades, and in that time, fashion changed drastically. Both big hook skirts and bustles are part of the same era. City women wore a little makeup, though nothing obvious, and they always denied it. But pioneer women just didn't have the time to bother, and often didn't have money for that. It went to necessities.
Grace Ames Yes! This would be an interesting time period to learn about too!
@@ArtsyCupcake I think so too! 😊💕
She did mention then using natural dyes like beets. I am sure pioneer women used natural dyes when they could. I know my grandmother used cherries to dye clothes.
@@fdunklin yeah! That's kind of what I had in mind! 😊
How about a Princess Diana sort if look?
Loepsie recently followed a Barbara Daly 80s tutorial - she did Princess Diana's make up for her wedding. You might enjoy that.
So good Zabrena. I believe "the ladies of the night" in French Victorian times, wore their hair half up and down. I just love this series. I miss my dad to. We lost him on August 22nd. 😢
So happy to see another historically accurate video!!! I do love your videos in general but there is something about these particular videos that speaks to the history buff in me!! History + makeup = A win
Same here 😂
Vonnie1490 same!
Agreed!
This series is actually what brought me to this channel. I love it. With that said, I am terribly sorry to hear of your father’s passing. I lost my dad last October. I understand that things just aren’t the same when one or both of your parents are no longer with you.
Your dad would be so happy that you're celebrating him by continuing this series! Lost my mom to cancer 10yrs ago & can relate. The details & information, the amount of research & costumes you put into this is to be commended! Thank you! I'm happy to follow along, the history buff inked thanks you. Have a great day today!
Perhaps a doc wearing, cords & onesies 90s look updated with the Essence I'm With The Band palette?
So sorry to hear about your dad, my own mum died in 2009 of cancer
Yes!!! It's been so long since you last posted a historically accurate video. I've missed them a lot. I love all the reasearch you do and all the effort you put into them. Please, keep them coming! :) Kudos from Spain.
Thank you so much! Yes, I included my explanation for the absence in this series in the beginning of this video, I'm finally getting back to wanting to do more, thankfully :)
I’m just seeing this. I’m so sorry for your loss. From your attitude and demeanor, you must’ve had a great dad!
I enjoyed the little bubbles with info., although I had to stop the vid.to read them, as they came and went so quickly. 😁
Aww! I just ADORE you and your creativity! This is by far one of my favorite series on RUclips and rarely miss a video of yours in general! I wanted to say that when you’re feeling sad about your father passing, there are some wonderfully soothing audio clips of Abraham-Hicks speaking about passed on loved ones and grief. It’s so soothing and has brought me personal relief, so I thought you might want to check them out. Wonderful video! So much research and dedication. I love the pop ups! They remind me of the VH-1’s pop up videos I used to watch as a teenager! Much love and creativity to you, Zabrena! -Jane ☺️
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I literally started to tear up at the opening, and the dedication to your dad. Losing a parent is so tough, it's like losing a piece of yourself. I really enjoyed the video as well, the entire series is one I look forward to seeing.
I love love love this! This is actually how I found you a few years ago when I was looking for a Cleopatra/Egyptian tutorial! RIP to you sweet dad. I lost my dad too in 2015, the year I found your channel ❤
So sorry about your Dad! 💔 I lost my Dad too and I miss him alot. It's been many years and it still affects me. Stay strong and know that you are appreciated ❤️
Renaissance/Elizabethan or Viking era!!!
Gillian_Sauter she already did one Elizabethan ages renaissance I believe, you should look it up❤
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loved how you did both looks and weren’t afraid to do so 💖 and how you dedicated this video to your dad, much love for you and your family
Zabrena if and our when you do another one of these could you please do more 1950s looks?
Raven Adams yes those are my fave!
I love the contrast that shows the difference in classes.
The "lady of the evening" look reminded me of Nicole Kidmans' "Sateen" in "Moulin Rouge".
This looked incredible. I am so sorry you lost your dad. Prayers for comfort.
These are the whole reason I discovered this channel. YEY!!
Same! These were her first videos I found!
So glad you are doing this again. Your papa is smiling down on you from heaven.
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Gorgeous red hair! You have that Victorian look. 👌🏼
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I’m so glad you did this. What a beautiful thing that your dad loved this series so much. Continuing to send prayers your way.
Will you please do a Regency period historically accurate video? I really love that time period.
My dad died 1 year ago on 10/29. He was my best friend too. I still miss him so much that it hurts. I'm so sorry to know that you're going through the same pain. You're not alone.
Hello Zabrena, I am so glad to see this series back! I love that you combine history with beauty and makeup. This reminds me that the first video I saw from you was the 50´s makeup tutorial which is still one of my favorites. Thanks for the effor that you put in all of your videos and be brave because your dad is in the presence of our Lord Jesus Christ!
I also lost my best friend which also was my dad and like yourself I list him in April of 2018 so my ❤️ heart goes out to you God bless and thank you for your makeup tetorials they keep me sane and yes I love them
Zabrena the lemon juggler 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I think it would be cool to see the difference between your average/working woman vs a hight society/wealthy woman in all different decades. I think the early 1900s, the suffragette kind of thing would be cool to see as well.
I would love to see a Stevie Nicks look circa 1977 Rumours😉
I'm so sorry to hear about your dad but I'm with him! This is my favorite series from you by far
Viking era please! I'm very excited for the Viking era
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@@nealbarry4006 I'm fine, and yourself?
@@KatMorrison13 I’m doing good thanks, I’m Neal from California but correctly in Syria on duty, hope you have a wonderful time with your family.
I'm happy you are continuing this series, although it is very understandable as to why you haven't done one up until now this year. I find this series very fascinating. :)
I lost my mum at only 59. I feel your hurt. It's been many years for me now, I roll with it but sometimes a wave comes along, just that little to high but I stay cheerful, coz that's what mum would want. As your dad would want - keep on, moving on 💕
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This is my absolute favorite series on the entire RUclips! I remember seeing your decades makeup tutorial for the first time in 2010 ish and I've been a fan of yours ever since. Beautiful dedication to your dad ❤️
How about going on a time trip to the 1750s Caribbean? How did women deal with makeup then?
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Wow. The amount of hair on your head is so stunning and the condition of it is just.... there are no words I can think of for it. Simply stunning!! You are such a natural beauty!!!
You look gorgeous, as always. This was such a lovely, and unique tribute to your wonderful dad. I’m sure he’s proudly watching over you, and your family. Well done. ❤️
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I am so so excited to see this series back. Thank you.
Wow!! It is back!! Yehey!!! Please do more of these historically accurate videos
I'm OBSESSED with the Victorian & Edwardian era
my wedding dress was Victorian style so was the hair i.e 1970.
Ahhh, can't wait to watch!! Have you seen Crows Eye's Productions? They do a lot of "getting dressed in ____ era" videos and they're along the same lines as yours...
Love that channel.
Angry Hippo Oh yes, Prior Attire is the best!
I'm so sorry for your loss, Zabrena. My mom has been gone 8 years now and I am still very much in mourning. It's very brave of you to keep on going. And you really knocked it out of the park with this one - history and makeup, my two favorite things in life!! :)
I am so glad to see this series back!! It was how I found your channel and fell in love with your content! I am so sorry for the loss of your dad and I’m sure he would be so happy to see that your filming the historically accurate series again! Lots of love! ❤️
Yay!!! Historical series is back!!!
yayyyy!!
I can already tell that I’m going to like the prostitute makeup better! 😂😂😂
Same 😂😂
Michaela Bauer oh no! I’m a Victorian prostitute.
Yeah, I was just telling my husband that's pretty much the way I do it (minus the full coverage foundation part)
that's why today's generation is all about hoflation, every woman is and dresses up like hoe
Obsessed with this series!! I'm so sorry for your lost. Prayers for you and your family.
I'd love to see the 50s again, but a different stract of society
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This series is what brought me to your channel and I absolutely love it. There is a reason your dad loved it and he is proud of you without a doubt. May he rest in peace ❤️
Yes! I love these videos so much!
Yaaayyy!!
Oh. I love you Zabrena. I can't help but cry for you. I adore this video and I will come back over and over again to watch it.
Wow you remind me so much of Nicole Kidman in Moulin Rouge in the lady of the night makeup. Such a lovely thing to dedicate the video to your dad am sure he would of loved it. Glad the historically accurate videos are back I love them so much x
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🎉🎊yay!!! I'm so glad the series is back. Love
I miss these videos! You do such beautiful work can't wait to watch, so excited!😄🤗😍
Fabulous! I've never seen these. Time for a marathon.
So sweet dedicated to your dad. May all the wonderful memories of your dad give comfort to your heart.
I love this series, it's actually how I found your channel! Thank you for continuing it, your dad would be so happy that you have!
Some of those facts are just crazy... I might need to visit some of the sites you listed.
Again, your hair is absolutely divine! This is my fourth Video of yours and wow! A natural redhead! My BFF is one! These looks and their history is so fun! thank you!
Oh! Also, I don’t know if you’ve already done this, a makeup inspired by social media symbols. RUclips, Instagram, Facebook or Snapchat. ~Mary
I love this series. This was such an informative video. Requests would be any decade in the last century and also a Gibson girl.
YEEEESS!! I have been waiting for this series to come back. I am a huge fan and I cannot wait to see more thank you Z!!!
Love this series this is how I discovered your channel! One of the best channels to watch for sure. Many hugs to you, thank you for bringing this series back!!
I LOVE these types of videos!! I think Lisa Eldridge did something like this awhile back and I couldn't get enough. Can't wait, such a fun idea!!! 💕😀
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I know it must have been difficult to return to this series, but I hope you can find comfort and happiness in getting back to it. I know so many of your subscribers (including me!) enjoy them.
Omgggg I can’t wait!! These videos are why I originally started watching you channel I absolutely love this series ❤️ can’t wait !!! You should do these more often!
I am so excited to see that you’re returning to this series. Your father is smiling down on you, proud off his beautiful girl! Thank you for sharing your life, talents, love and wisdom with us. ❤️
This looks incredible! Woah what a fascinating subject to center this video around! Can't wait
Thanks for being vulnerable and dedicating this to your dad. I also lost my dad in March and cannot begin to deal with it much less speak publicly. Great video!!
I’m so excited to see you revive this series! I’ve watched all of your previous historically accurate makeup tutorials. I love history, and I love makeup 💄! Is there a better combination? I think not. If you’re taking requests, I’d love to see a look from the Edwardian period, and WWII. Thank you!
You look exactly like Gorgiana from the movie Pride and Prejudice with Keira Knightley. Love it.
I love the historically accurate make overs their my absolute favs xx💕
Hello how are you doing over there.
Ooh girl. These looks with the hair and the background music! Yess
I wish we had videos every day. and I want to watch this one now
These videos were how I first found you back in 2014! So happy to see this series again, although I certainly understand the reason you stopped for a bit. Sending you big love and prayers. xoxo
So excited! I love this series! 😍
What a lovely tribute to your father's memory! My father just passed away on October 13, so I know the pain you're feeling. Prayers for you as you continue filming these videos that your dad loved!
Omg I am so excited for this!!! I hate that it doesn’t premiere for a few hours but I’m so excited there’s a new historically accurate that I don’t even care lol
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so sorry about your dad, I can see he is beaming in your heart! refreshing creativity and inclusion of research and history. super well done!!
Wonderful video! How about a time period where makeup was used as war paint on women. That could be really fun with Celt or Pict inspiration.
Please continue to make the historical videos. I’m kind of an amateur fashion historian, so I watch a lot of these videos, but most of them are from historians, history lifestyle vloggers etc. I love that yours are from the perspective of a makeup artist. Not very many beauty influencers do these types of videos.
What about a French woman from Paris
Cindy Sancinito, great idea, what period? The sixties, BB perhaps? And then London same period, Biba style. (Zabrena did a Twiggy look already.)
Yes the sixty century would be so cool
Yes the sixty century would be so cool
Yes the sixty century would be so cool
Yes the sixty century would be so cool
I’m so sorry about your loss, beautiful series. Your dad would be so proud!
I’m so excited for this video! I adore these historical videos. You do such a great job. Waiting longingly! ❤️💄💋🐈🍁😘
I loved the lady of the evening look!! It was so beautiful!!