Thanks for your comments everyone, we're glad you're enjoying our video. Don't forget you can visit Eltham Palace, which is just outside London. Plan your visit here: bit.ly/2Cmq2Ii We've also noticed quite a few of you are interested in the products we've used, so we've compiled the list for you here. Thanks for watching our History Inspired Makeup Tutorial - 1930s. Skincare: Ponds - Cold Cream Cleanser Nielsen - Massey Orange Blossom Water Estée Lauder - Advanced Time Zone moisturiser Foundation: MAC Cosmetics - Studio Fix Powder Foundation Starblend - Cake Makeup Eyes: Vaseline - The Original Sample Beauty - Shade 35 (Matte Black) Loose Eyeshadow Pigment Besame - Cake Mascara Black Eyelure - Fleur De Force Eyelashes Brows: MAC cosmetics - Brunette Eyebrow Pencil Cheeks: Sample Beauty - Marilyn Loose Powder Pigment MAC Cosmetics - 24hr Eye Primer Lips: Besame - 1935 Cherry Red Lipstick
English Heritage do you know what specific style of fake eyelashes were used? I love the way these ones look and I looked up their website and theres multiple options and I’m not sure which ones were used in this video. Thanks❤️
Both the cake mascara and lipstick are by Besame (BEH-sah-meh, which means "kiss me" in Spanish), a brand that specializes in reproductions of vintage cosmetics. They also have things like a violet-scented face powder, perfume decanters and scents that represent different decades, long-bristled brushes for face powder application...holding the packaging in one's hand (metal cases for the lipstick, embossed logos on the boxes, brush handles that curve sensuously, compacts that open with a push button) feels like stepping back in time--works of art, all of them. And the quality of the lipsticks is top-notch. My favorites are 1946 (Agent Carter's shade, aka "Red Velvet"), 1969 ("Dusty Rose"), 1930 ("Noir Red") and 1970 ("Chocolate Kiss"). I'm buying 1971 "Carmine" next!
@vocall sama Lucky you--I can't sleep tonight, so I saw your question as soon as you posted it! Here's a link to Besame Cosmetics: besamecosmetics.com/
@@rainsofhealing Besame, besame mucho...como si fuera esta noche, la ultima vez...Beeeeesame, besame mucho, que tengo miedo a perderte, perderte despues! :-) :-) :-) (Thank you for the memories!)
Irai, Thank you so much for your helpful post! I had never heard of this brand and am now completely enamored. What a gorgeous, sumptuous range of colors! I am practically drooling over here! 😍
@@karenrodriguez5993 I'm aware they are available. Not too sure where to find them in Norway though. No Sephora or Beautylish by my knowledge, unless ordered from online.
I had a cake mascara sold by Avon in the 1980s. It had 2 side-by-side wells, one blue and one black, and came with a comb--as shown on the Besame product used in this video--plus a fine-tip brush. The product was meant to be used as mascara and/or eye liner. I used it mostly to line my eyes. I even remember the packaging, it was dark burgundy, with beveled edges. In the United States, you can currently find cake mascara made by Kryolan, Besame, La Femme Pro, CosPlay Supplies, and Longcils. The Longcils cakes come in a few colors, including Brown and Navy! I've also seen indie cosmetics producers offer their versions on Etsy. It's an interesting concept (for one, it's supposed to be more hygienic than mascara in a tube) but I suspect it's not more popular because while it darkens the eyelashes, it doesn't always hold the curl well, and we've grown used to the very curled look.
My mom also had used this type od mascara im 1980's . In Poland where I live You still can buy it from Celia company. My grandmother also had used to Pond's cream. She keep it In fridge. I will never forget a scent of this cream.
Since this channel focuses on British history, they have an amazing Roman-British look from when the Roman Empire took Britain!!! I think you’ll enjoy it!
*HANDS UP* - not for a Mrs Crocombe makeup tutorial, but Mrs Crocombe throwing shade as part of the tutorial - e.g. if one of the scullery maids did some makeup on her day off to go to town with the gardener's boy, and Mrs Crocombe looking rather disapproving (while describing the makeup look)
Mrs Crocombe: "you will notice mary-ann is wearing lipstick today." *disapproving look* "She's stepping out with our Edgar on her day off. You might also notice that she is wearing a light blush." *shaaaaade* * sighs * "normally, the wearing of cosmetics is not allowed. However, as it is her day orff, some frivolities are permitted."
The model has such a presence! Even though she didn't speak for almost the entire video she brought attention to herself with her gestures. Pretty amazing to be able to do that if you ask me
The first modern smokey eye icon was probably Brigitte Bardot and Mary Quant. Then the ‘90s grungy look was created using one colour blended into a haze of smoke around the eye, sometimes with black pencil applied inside the eye so that the colour was intense at the lash line and gradually became sheer and smokey. This is when the look got its famous name and smokey eyes have well and truly stayed in fashion ever since. It's called smokey because of the hazey smokey-looking effect of the eyeshadow!
I have that mascara and use it all the time. It’s also a great eyeliner (The brand is Besame. As is the lipstick) The look on the lashes is more natural and not clumpy at all.
I was about to name the mascara and lipstick myself before I saw your comment. It bothered me so much that she named practically every big-brand product she used but gave absolutely no credit to Besame! So much for accuracy 😐
That's Besame lipstick and Besame cake mascara. A wonderful small company that recreate vintage makeup! (I love them, I'm really disappointed thT they didnt get a shout out)
Oh this is fantastic! I hope this becomes a series! If possible, could we see wartime England, both for work and play? If that's not possible, maybe the English punk scene around the late 70's, early 80's?
She has one but it's quite short only about fashion called a stitch in time but yes I hope they make into a longer serious now I love this kinds of videos
I actually had the weirdest dream I was in the late 20s as a time traveler and was going to some sort of party, and I knew this since the fashion, make up, attitudes. But I referenced a modern person to a women I met there and she was confused. I knew I had exposed myself and then woke up. It was very odd lol
It is SO nice to see a RUclips channel doing a looks through the decades type thing that has actually done their research and doesn’t completely screw it up.
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Omg, the heart shape face with large forehead was trendy? I definitely was born in the wrong decade, I would be so popular. xD
This model is very charismatic and really played with her look! She immediately smiles welcomingly from the beginning of the video, very attention drawing in a good way. She’s cute!
I love how the model isn’t just sitting there like she’s not a part of the conversation and that’s she’s interacting with them using her facial expressions l, and let’s not forget to mention, how beautiful she is, even w/o makeup🥰🥰🥰
Marie Antoinette would be an amazing look to see recreated. Or, in a more “English” topic, maybe Anne Boleyn or Mary Queen of Scots? Perhaps even Queen Elizabeth II or Princess Diana, if you do anything based on more recent history, that is.
i love these because it feels like they really pay attention to accuracy, some videos you see you can tell don’t pay attention at all to the style of whatever era they’re focusing on
I love seeing models with hooded eyes. I feel like most models and celebrities don't have hooded eyes, and same for RUclips makeup channels too. It's hard to replicate eye makeup looks done on non-hooded eyes, if you have hooded eyes.
If I had to guess they didn’t wear a lot in the WW2 era, women were working on farms, working in the hospitals working in the factories or played roles in the military to an extent like Auxiliary forces or mail carriers, that’s for the British side. US is different to an extent mostly the same, hard to imagine trying to plow a field wearing a lot of makeup
Ponds cold cream was always on my grandmother’s and my mother’s vanity tables. I use the cold cream to pre-cleanse my face prior to washing. There is nothing better at any price point. The fragrance is lovely as well.
Fantastic! But would have loved if you included a product list for the makeup. I'm most interested in the face powder, the eyeshadow, and the brand of fake lashes. Also curious as to which Besame shade of red was used. She looked gorgeous!
Thank you for this wonderful video. As an historical recreator, I've discovered that finding 20th century fashion/makeup/hair instruction is tricky. A lot of it is what the maker THINKS was the look, or modern materials are used because authentic ones aren't available. I'm old, but not old enough to remember the War, let alone the 30s, but my grandmother wore a version of it until she died in 1999 at 101 years of age. I still keep a jar of Ponds Cold Cream in her memory, and find that very few modern products remove makeup, even modern waterproof makeup, as thoroughly and completely. If I have any criticism of your recreation at all it's only that they brow shape is too similar to the 1950s and not the 30s, where the pencil-thin and curved, rather than arched brow was in vogue. I, myself, continued to use Max Factor's Pancake Makeup until I could no longer find it. In my teens my skin was, like most teens, very oily, and I found this makeup had a very slight astringent effect and tended to stay put better than the more modern products that were around in the 60s. The good news is that it can still be found on (surprise!) Amazon. The bad news is the price, a staggering $150 USD. Considering I used to be able to buy it for under a dollar, that's horrifying. Again, thanks for the video, the re-creation, and the lovely side tour of the stunning Eltham Palace.
Absolutely loooved it! Thank you so much for these fantastic series! I am a huge fan 20th century art and fashion, and to see the 30s look recreated so carefully is a true pleasure. If you were so kind to make a 1950s film, I would be forever grateful! 💋
Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial!As an American,I truly love hearing about British history mixed in with makeup and clothing styles.☺️Actually I’m very fond of learning about all forms of European history in general.Truly interesting subjects.
Delightful video. Educational and engaging. Thank you! How amazing - the overwhelming array of beauty products available today had their start with Hollywood’s move to color film.
Sharon Davis?! The professional Lindy Hop and Swing Dance instructor?! So excited to see her in this series!! She's amazingly talented and of course, gorgeous to boot! Great video!
Fabulous! I love all these historical lessons and demos. And that house. Egads! So unbelievable. I would get lost and not be found for days.....if ever lol! Thank you!💞🎄🇬🇧
I love amber butchart!!! I’m so excited for more! Could you look into doing a more historical makeup look? Perhaps look into the romans and their ideas of beauty?
I always love these videos! I love the explanation between the differences between black and white film vs color film approaches to makeup, I had never really thought about the shine being important for the former but that would make sense. My grandmother was one of the original Radio City Rockettes when they were still called the Roxyettes and she used to have gorgeous black and white photos of her in her dancing costumes--her makeup fit this video's description perfectly right down to her bleached blonde finger waves. Sadly those photos are gone, I will always be heartbroken about that.
WOW!!! I love everything about this video!!! I'm a huge fan of fashion history. The model is sooooo gorgeous and knows just how to embrace that 30s grace and poise! 😍😍😍
I liked that you used Besame cosmetics. Their lipsticks are amazing. They have so many wonderful red tones and a dusty rose, which is a soft mauve tone. I love how the eyes were done in this video. So soft and beautiful.
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Thanks for your comments everyone, we're glad you're enjoying our video. Don't forget you can visit Eltham Palace, which is just outside London. Plan your visit here: bit.ly/2Cmq2Ii
We've also noticed quite a few of you are interested in the products we've used, so we've compiled the list for you here. Thanks for watching our History Inspired Makeup Tutorial - 1930s.
Skincare:
Ponds - Cold Cream Cleanser
Nielsen - Massey Orange Blossom Water
Estée Lauder - Advanced Time Zone moisturiser
Foundation:
MAC Cosmetics - Studio Fix Powder Foundation
Starblend - Cake Makeup
Eyes:
Vaseline - The Original
Sample Beauty - Shade 35 (Matte Black) Loose Eyeshadow Pigment
Besame - Cake Mascara Black
Eyelure - Fleur De Force Eyelashes
Brows:
MAC cosmetics - Brunette Eyebrow Pencil
Cheeks:
Sample Beauty - Marilyn Loose Powder Pigment
MAC Cosmetics - 24hr Eye Primer
Lips:
Besame - 1935 Cherry Red Lipstick
Thank you!! That will be on of my first destinations to visit when I'm in London ! Keep up the good work you're my fav channel! 😊
I'd love to know more of the early 70's. Just curios to see how my mother's makeup looked
English Heritage do you know what specific style of fake eyelashes were used? I love the way these ones look and I looked up their website and theres multiple options and I’m not sure which ones were used in this video. Thanks❤️
English Heritage ???? PLEASE
It's a great video, but subtitles go crazy from 11:36 on :-(
The model is absolutely gorgeous! Thank you for using a woman with hooded eyes!
Those are NOT hooded eyes. 7:29 gives you a good angle at how unhooded they are.
Her eyes are hooded. She has a very small eyelid, look at hers in comparison to the other two.
Heliotrope Sunset You’re right, she does have a hooded lid, the person that commented above doesn’t understand what it means lol
@@thecountessofgreycastle7119 I'm Asian. I know what hooded eyes are. I have them. Maybe you need to learn what it is.
@Bb Dl Did I say they were the same? They're both prevalent in the Asian features.
Both the cake mascara and lipstick are by Besame (BEH-sah-meh, which means "kiss me" in Spanish), a brand that specializes in reproductions of vintage cosmetics. They also have things like a violet-scented face powder, perfume decanters and scents that represent different decades, long-bristled brushes for face powder application...holding the packaging in one's hand (metal cases for the lipstick, embossed logos on the boxes, brush handles that curve sensuously, compacts that open with a push button) feels like stepping back in time--works of art, all of them. And the quality of the lipsticks is top-notch. My favorites are 1946 (Agent Carter's shade, aka "Red Velvet"), 1969 ("Dusty Rose"), 1930 ("Noir Red") and 1970 ("Chocolate Kiss"). I'm buying 1971 "Carmine" next!
@vocall sama Lucky you--I can't sleep tonight, so I saw your question as soon as you posted it! Here's a link to Besame Cosmetics: besamecosmetics.com/
“Besame mucho!”
@@rainsofhealing Besame, besame mucho...como si fuera esta noche, la ultima vez...Beeeeesame, besame mucho, que tengo miedo a perderte, perderte despues! :-) :-) :-) (Thank you for the memories!)
Irai Rod ¡Me alegro que hayas disfrutado!
Irai, Thank you so much for your helpful post! I had never heard of this brand and am now completely enamored. What a gorgeous, sumptuous range of colors! I am practically drooling over here! 😍
My mum actually had a cake mascara when I grew up in the 80's. Knowing her, she probably bought it in the 70's, and used it for special occasions.
Tiina Berg You can actually still buy it! I think I’ve seen it at Sephora or Beautylish
@@karenrodriguez5993
I'm aware they are available. Not too sure where to find them in Norway though. No Sephora or Beautylish by my knowledge, unless ordered from online.
Tiina Berg Besame Cosmetics makes old vintage makeup like this! They’re known for their cake mascaras. You can purchase them online from their sites
I had a cake mascara sold by Avon in the 1980s. It had 2 side-by-side wells, one blue and one black, and came with a comb--as shown on the Besame product used in this video--plus a fine-tip brush. The product was meant to be used as mascara and/or eye liner. I used it mostly to line my eyes. I even remember the packaging, it was dark burgundy, with beveled edges.
In the United States, you can currently find cake mascara made by Kryolan, Besame, La Femme Pro, CosPlay Supplies, and Longcils. The Longcils cakes come in a few colors, including Brown and Navy! I've also seen indie cosmetics producers offer their versions on Etsy. It's an interesting concept (for one, it's supposed to be more hygienic than mascara in a tube) but I suspect it's not more popular because while it darkens the eyelashes, it doesn't always hold the curl well, and we've grown used to the very curled look.
My mom also had used this type od mascara im 1980's . In Poland where I live You still can buy it from Celia company. My grandmother also had used to Pond's cream. She keep it In fridge. I will never forget a scent of this cream.
I would love to see ancient makeup. Something like Egypt, Greece, Rome or even tribal makeup techniques.
Since this channel focuses on British history, they have an amazing Roman-British look from when the Roman Empire took Britain!!! I think you’ll enjoy it!
Yeah even I wish to see the egyptian and the greece
Omg yasss I love Egypt
I wish for Indian too
You should look at the makeup history video by Lisa elridge
*I would be gagged if Mrs. Crocombe did a makeup tutorial.*
On April fools they should
I would pay top dollar to see that.
*HANDS UP* - not for a Mrs Crocombe makeup tutorial, but Mrs Crocombe throwing shade as part of the tutorial - e.g. if one of the scullery maids did some makeup on her day off to go to town with the gardener's boy, and Mrs Crocombe looking rather disapproving (while describing the makeup look)
@@CharmEng89 THIS! lmao
Mrs Crocombe: "you will notice mary-ann is wearing lipstick today." *disapproving look* "She's stepping out with our Edgar on her day off. You might also notice that she is wearing a light blush." *shaaaaade* * sighs * "normally, the wearing of cosmetics is not allowed. However, as it is her day orff, some frivolities are permitted."
The model has such a presence! Even though she didn't speak for almost the entire video she brought attention to herself with her gestures. Pretty amazing to be able to do that if you ask me
This woman is a beautiful makeup artist
I love her blue hair.
Her final look makes me think of Drew Barrymore.
I think it's the really thin eyebrow look she had for a while & full lips
Was thing the same thing. Circa “Never Been Kissed”
@@DScritchy I thought Boys on the Side and her infamous appearance on David Letterman.
The way she smiles
The model kind of resembles Drew in a way.
I wonder if thats where the term smoky eye came from?
The first modern smokey eye icon was probably Brigitte Bardot and Mary Quant.
Then the ‘90s grungy look was created using one colour blended into a haze of smoke around the eye, sometimes with black pencil applied inside the eye so that the colour was intense at the lash line and gradually became sheer and smokey. This is when the look got its famous name and smokey eyes have well and truly stayed in fashion ever since.
It's called smokey because of the hazey smokey-looking effect of the eyeshadow!
I like your cat
@@ikitstruelovecausemyheartg7123 thanks!
Because it looks like smoke
@@aloistyler duh
I have that mascara and use it all the time. It’s also a great eyeliner (The brand is Besame. As is the lipstick) The look on the lashes is more natural and not clumpy at all.
They also have pancake foundation and other historic makeup for you to use. I adore their stuff and recommend it.
I was about to name the mascara and lipstick myself before I saw your comment. It bothered me so much that she named practically every big-brand product she used but gave absolutely no credit to Besame! So much for accuracy 😐
Love Besame Cosmetics!!! Her lipsticks are amazing!!!
But since it's water-soluble it ain't waterproof?
Mansing Correct. The makeup is all period authentic and that had not been invented yet
The model is awesome. She doesn't speak at all until the end but she talks while they talk the entire time with her eyes and smile.
My God that model’s eyes are heavenly 😍😍
Love to see you recreate the iconic 'Gibson Girl' look of the 1900's.
Wrong era.
Cheshirecat Grin 1910's?
Weren’t the Gibson Girls from the 1890s?
@@cultivatepod no thé 1910s
@@hannah9075 gibson girls were first portrayed in the 1890s and were popular until the world war
That makeup really emphasizes the model's beautiful eyes. It enhances her own beauty. Which is the whole point.
Sharon seriously portrayed this concept really well, like…look at her! It’s like she time travel from 30’s !!!!
That's Besame lipstick and Besame cake mascara. A wonderful small company that recreate vintage makeup! (I love them, I'm really disappointed thT they didnt get a shout out)
Oh this is fantastic! I hope this becomes a series! If possible, could we see wartime England, both for work and play? If that's not possible, maybe the English punk scene around the late 70's, early 80's?
She has one but it's quite short only about fashion called a stitch in time but yes I hope they make into a longer serious now I love this kinds of videos
I actually had the weirdest dream I was in the late 20s as a time traveler and was going to some sort of party, and I knew this since the fashion, make up, attitudes. But I referenced a modern person to a women I met there and she was confused. I knew I had exposed myself and then woke up. It was very odd lol
Past life maybe???
What if it actually happened?
If you believe in reincarnation, it should probably your past life haha
Same but it was in the french 18th century it was super strange but weirdly familiar at the same time!
danner253 I’m super jealous lol. My dreams are always about being late for work/exams while you’re at swanky parties in my favourite era 😂
Butchart and Butterworth sounds a bit like it could be a 70's T.V detective duo...
Oh hell yeah ! 😂
😂😂😂😂
Fantastic! Love that with her Ginger Rogers look, the model gets rewarded for her patience with a grand dance in that stunning salon.
It is SO nice to see a RUclips channel doing a looks through the decades type thing that has actually done their research and doesn’t completely screw it up.
Omg, the heart shape face with large forehead was trendy? I definitely was born in the wrong decade, I would be so popular. xD
Ádac Barbosa I truly wish the same
Lmao me too
In Japan and Korea the heart shaped face is the ideal
Its popular in South Korea
@ZeeZee Zputnik *cries in square*
The model is so beautiful!!! Her skin 😍, she gets prettier and prettier with each product
This model is very charismatic and really played with her look! She immediately smiles welcomingly from the beginning of the video, very attention drawing in a good way. She’s cute!
The woman with blue hair has such a relaxing voice omg
I love how the model isn’t just sitting there like she’s not a part of the conversation and that’s she’s interacting with them using her facial expressions l, and let’s not forget to mention, how beautiful she is, even w/o makeup🥰🥰🥰
I like how the makeup artist informs us that she's recreating a specific look from the 1930s rather than generalizing the entire decade's beauty
Marie Antoinette would be an amazing look to see recreated. Or, in a more “English” topic, maybe Anne Boleyn or Mary Queen of Scots? Perhaps even Queen Elizabeth II or Princess Diana, if you do anything based on more recent history, that is.
Oh that would be fantastic
I love how the model seems to feel so good about herself. Models often don't get enough appreciation in my opinion. She's gorgeous!
I would like to learn about the makeup ancient Egyptians wore. Especially those of higher standing.
I doubt they would cover that on English Heritage
Lol this is about britain not egypt, sorry bro, that would be cool tho.
The model is gorgeous
I agree, she’s lovely 😊
J Hernandez truly.
i love these because it feels like they really pay attention to accuracy, some videos you see you can tell don’t pay attention at all to the style of whatever era they’re focusing on
I love that fact the model transformed into the 30s style head to toe then danced in the mansion in appropriate way. Just lovely!
The 30s look is classic but can we talk about Amber’s look? I’m in love. The hair, the makeup, the outfit, the beret. *a look*
I love seeing models with hooded eyes. I feel like most models and celebrities don't have hooded eyes, and same for RUclips makeup channels too. It's hard to replicate eye makeup looks done on non-hooded eyes, if you have hooded eyes.
Jennifer Lawrence has hooded eyes
That model was feeling herself so much it's a pleasure to watch her pose and dance.
I noticed a lot of the Besame Cosmetics were being used. Besame has also remade the Panstick or foundations stick and it is lovely stuff.
Would love to see a 1940’s look..what makeup and substitutions were used during the war.
If I had to guess they didn’t wear a lot in the WW2 era, women were working on farms, working in the hospitals working in the factories or played roles in the military to an extent like Auxiliary forces or mail carriers, that’s for the British side. US is different to an extent mostly the same, hard to imagine trying to plow a field wearing a lot of makeup
They released one today
this was great! my grandmother was a teenager in the '30s, and it's pretty clear this style stuck with her the rest of her life.
5:27 - “different colors that could work for everyone” hmmmmm everyone? hahahahaha I wonder what the darkest shade of that foundation was 😂
The model, Sharon I believe, is very expressive. Love her, just like everything else about this informative, entertaining mini-doc.
An Arber Sharon is a professional Lindy Hop (1930s & 40s) dancer and instructor. Gorgeous and extremely talented to boot.
Saghirah thank you for the info!
That's how I met her. Many many years ago.
I'd love to see all the decades of makeup through the 1900s; 20s especially!
I love that they got a real dancer/dance historian as the model for this look!
Sharon is divine. What a gorgeous clip. Thankyou!
Ponds cold cream was always on my grandmother’s and my mother’s vanity tables. I use the cold cream to pre-cleanse my face prior to washing. There is nothing better at any price point. The fragrance is lovely as well.
The model's dress is such an amazing piece of work. It's absolutely beautiful and so is she
The model is so inviting to watch. Good choice!
I have hooded eyes and are part of my mixed heritage!! Love makeup tutorials to find out what works
Is it me or does the model give off a Queenie vibe from Fantastic Beasts
Because the 1920s and 1930s weren't that different in their looks. 1930s was softer which suits Queenie perfectly.
OMG yes !! ( And Fantastic Beasts is supposed to be the 1930 s )
Y E S S S
@@glazeddonut1148 well, early 30s if you put it that way, though its actually late 20s.
Same here!
I could listen to Rebecca speaking all day 😌
I adore Amber Butchart and could watch her videos all day every day. I love learning from people who love the subject they teach.
I'm a huge fan of her A Stitch in Time show!
the model is ridiculously gorgeous
Fantastic! But would have loved if you included a product list for the makeup. I'm most interested in the face powder, the eyeshadow, and the brand of fake lashes. Also curious as to which Besame shade of red was used. She looked gorgeous!
Hi Hevynly, we've added a list of products as a pinned comment on this video. I hope that helps. Thanks for your interest!
@@EnglishHeritage Thank you so much! :D
Besame cake mascara and besame lipstick is 1935 cherry red.
The powder appears to be the make powder foundation
Love how considerate the makeup artist is to her model.
If my hair ever looked half as vibrant or shiny when I dye it red as this woman's, I'd never dye it another color again =D Such a stunner every time!
I thought the makeup was going to be the best part, but the dance at the end was my favorite. Adorable.
Thank you for this wonderful video. As an historical recreator, I've discovered that finding 20th century fashion/makeup/hair instruction is tricky. A lot of it is what the maker THINKS was the look, or modern materials are used because authentic ones aren't available. I'm old, but not old enough to remember the War, let alone the 30s, but my grandmother wore a version of it until she died in 1999 at 101 years of age. I still keep a jar of Ponds Cold Cream in her memory, and find that very few modern products remove makeup, even modern waterproof makeup, as thoroughly and completely. If I have any criticism of your recreation at all it's only that they brow shape is too similar to the 1950s and not the 30s, where the pencil-thin and curved, rather than arched brow was in vogue.
I, myself, continued to use Max Factor's Pancake Makeup until I could no longer find it. In my teens my skin was, like most teens, very oily, and I found this makeup had a very slight astringent effect and tended to stay put better than the more modern products that were around in the 60s. The good news is that it can still be found on (surprise!) Amazon. The bad news is the price, a staggering $150 USD. Considering I used to be able to buy it for under a dollar, that's horrifying.
Again, thanks for the video, the re-creation, and the lovely side tour of the stunning Eltham Palace.
All that applying and removing of creams and toners and brushing on of rouge etc looks soooooo relaxing.
THIS CHANNEL IS UNDERRATED! More people need to know about this.
So excited to see Amber in another program. I enjoy her style and expertise.
I really like how the girl with the red hair talks, her voice is so soft and nice its very soothing to listen to 😊
How confident and cute the model is.! I love her spirit ❤️
Beautiful! Adding the dance really made it that much extra, thank you.
Please, please, PLEASE bring this series back!
Absolutely loooved it! Thank you so much for these fantastic series! I am a huge fan 20th century art and fashion, and to see the 30s look recreated so carefully is a true pleasure. If you were so kind to make a 1950s film, I would be forever grateful! 💋
Thanks so much for this awesome tutorial!As an American,I truly love hearing about British history mixed in with makeup and clothing styles.☺️Actually I’m very fond of learning about all forms of European history in general.Truly interesting subjects.
Delightful video. Educational and engaging. Thank you! How amazing - the overwhelming array of beauty products available today had their start with Hollywood’s move to color film.
I love this comment ❤
Amber Butchart is a classy lady I enjoy watching her videos ❤️😊
3:31
Model : move my head like I am a 1930 Queen
Madiha Atif 😂
1930s makeup and fashion and Art Deco sets- all reasons I love watching Poirot.
Looking at Biba makeup would be amazing!
Hey Sophia
Lisa Eldridge has made 2 great videos about Biba make up and other videos about historic make up 😍
@@stephanielautenbach6412 Yes I know! I love her videos... just looking for more content ☺
Sophia Neilsson, Biba is amazing and so much better than this look!
You can buy Biba deadstock on Etsy.
@jane lam I have an amcient pot of Mary Quant nail buffing cream, love it.
Wow, just imagine being in your 20s in the 1930s. All that glam. Curly set hair, thin black eyebrows and those Ruby red pouty lips! Beautiful!
Love this series. Rebecca is an amazing makeup artist! Looking forward to more of these!
13:40 is the best part. This 1930s pieces coming into style look is coming back 2021 and ofcouse the dancing is the highlight of this whole video.
Sharon Davis?! The professional Lindy Hop and Swing Dance instructor?! So excited to see her in this series!! She's amazingly talented and of course, gorgeous to boot! Great video!
stargazerlillie7 Yup, that’s THE Sharon Davis, extremely gorgeous and talented to boot 😁
I was like....wait..Sharon....from the Perth Swing scene?
So, is no one gonna talk about how gorgeous the model is?
Please do a 1960s Twiggy and/or Carnaby Circus look
I love how the actor/model is so obviously fascinated with the discussion going on :)
Fabulous! I love all these historical lessons and demos. And that house. Egads! So unbelievable. I would get lost and not be found for days.....if ever lol! Thank you!💞🎄🇬🇧
Amber looks so beautiful with shorter bangs!!! Her eyes are POPPING and GORGEOUS
The model is so beautiful, ugh 😩😍❤️
Ok but the model tho 😍😍 how shes so in character at the end
I would love to see a makeup tutorial on the Georgian Period.
The model is beautiful 💋. Loved how glamorous this look was.
Hello from across the pond I love English Heritage!
absolutely stunning everything, the model the make up , the place !
YES IVE BEEN WAITING FOR ANOTHER HISTORICAL INSPIRED MAEKUP TUTORIAL YESSSSS
Omg PLEASE let this turn into a series. I'd love to see Amber Butchart discuss everything from Rococo all the way to 90s Alexander McQueen ♥️♥️
The model is stunning (heavenly eyes!) and charismatic as hell! She needs to be in pictures!
Thank you for using products and a skin care routine similar to those from the ‘30! It really makes the look seem that much more authentic!
Love everything about this video, thank you English Heritage! :D
Super informative video! I just realized at the end that that’s the super amazing dancer Sharon Davis! I love her so much
If history was this i would study whole day !
I love amber butchart!!! I’m so excited for more! Could you look into doing a more historical makeup look? Perhaps look into the romans and their ideas of beauty?
I always love these videos! I love the explanation between the differences between black and white film vs color film approaches to makeup, I had never really thought about the shine being important for the former but that would make sense. My grandmother was one of the original Radio City Rockettes when they were still called the Roxyettes and she used to have gorgeous black and white photos of her in her dancing costumes--her makeup fit this video's description perfectly right down to her bleached blonde finger waves. Sadly those photos are gone, I will always be heartbroken about that.
Ah what a shame those photos are gone, they sound fabulous.
WOW!!! I love everything about this video!!! I'm a huge fan of fashion history. The model is sooooo gorgeous and knows just how to embrace that 30s grace and poise! 😍😍😍
Fashion historian is the best job😁
I liked that you used Besame cosmetics. Their lipsticks are amazing. They have so many wonderful red tones and a dusty rose, which is a soft mauve tone. I love how the eyes were done in this video. So soft and beautiful.
Cake mascara I can remenber my mother having one in the seventies and I bought myself one for my 40th birthday.