I Followed a Real 1800s Hair Care Routine |1811 Recipes|
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- This shampoo recipe comes from the 1811 book Mirror of The Graces. "This is a cleanser and brightener of the head and hair, and should be applied in the morning.
Beat up the whites of six eggs into a froth, and with that annoint the head close to the roots of the hair. Leave it to dry on; then wash the head and hair thoroughly with a mixture of rum and rose-water in equal quantities."
Please turn on subtitles for the full shampoo recipe. Hair was only intended to be washed once a month which is why it was acceptable to wash one's hair with alcohol. I would not recommend doing this on a frequent basis as it may dry out your hair. However, this method is still far more agreeable to the scalp and hair than soap.
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This shampoo recipe comes from the 1811 publication of Mirror of The Graces. Here are the exact words: "This is a cleanser and brightener of the head and hair, and should be applied in the morning.
Beat up the whites of six eggs into a froth, and with that annoint the head close to the roots of the hair. Leave it to dry on; then wash the head and hair thoroughly with a mixture of rum and rose-water in equal quantities."
It works
I'm intrigued! What are the prongs for? Tightening the curls? I love the whole ambience, the music too! 🎶 It adds to the total Regency 'feel'! 💖💖💖
You wouldn't want to get that in your eyes! Ouch!
I soooo could not imagine putting that on my hair every day!!!☺️🤣
@@elizabethdemoss8157 They didn't wash hair everyday. There was no need. The methods they used, aswell as having their hair bound and covered helped keep their hair from needing to be washed as often.
You don’t understand how much I want to live in that house.
me too
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Me too
I'm just rewatching this episode cuz it's on the maintenance and care of hair and so forth. The house was so beautiful but I have to say I would take and live in the little cabin that she and Ron have made for themselves any day. It's just so perfectly cozy and situated in the middle of the woods. You can't go wrong
I'm right there with you !
Ok, I have Justine's hair length and curl type and I am *so* excited because I always wondered what "shoulder-length" haired girls did back then. I am inspired to just pull my hair up with a simple ribbon now, and I am also thankful for this little hair tutorial too! Justine! You are such a blessing and I hope you know that! 😊
Now the scene in "Little Women" where Jo accidentally burns Meg's hair makes so much more sense!
Oh my goodness that's so hilarious that is one of my top ultimate chick flicks I love movies from that era! And from the era of Pride and Prejudice and Sense and Sensibility and north and south I just am a big fan of that. But the part where she Burns her hair oh my goodness poor Meg. I also have to say that the original little woman was the best ever done.. and no remake has ever been any good besides the one that Susan Sarandon is in
@@jessicapabon2105 we must be related because you named all my favorite movies! I watch them over and over! 🙌
wow, as a child we always had rags in our hair at night. Gave us shirley temple curls lol Had nothing else we could use, and it did well enough for us kids. Have not seen that look in over 60 years .....
When I was a kid, we used to have egg shampoo. I don't see that on the market any longer.
could you make a video showing the daily life of a pregnant woman in those times
I have to say I watch this program a lot very very good my anxiety and depression it's like going back in time and experiencing what life was like cuz I do love history but it really helps my anxiety it's so comic and it helps my depression because it's so common thank you so much for this program
I just discovered your channel yesterday I like everything you do it's very entertaining greetings from Mexico
Ribbons should be in fashion again
I miss ribbons for the hair too. It's so feminine
Update large bows of ribbon were just in for winter!
I guess later on they found out that the yolk makes the hair soft and shiny because that is what my grandmother put in after she washed it. Let it dry a bit and rinsed it out.
We south asian people still use eggs yogurt lime vineger and natural oils for our hair care
Wow rag curls. I haven't seen them since I was 10 and my grandmother 's aunt put them in my hair
Thank you. A natural way chemical- free hair care.
These are all so great.
Justine, You are a doll. A real dish. ☺️
Hard work!
Wasted those yolks…I’d have used them ..those lace making needles are awesome 🤩…lots of work to make lace
Hey that was pretty interesting. And woman doesn't like soft shiny hair? I like these kind of videos that you do besides the cooking and baking preparation recipes. Cuz this just gives us a better idea of how people really lived back in the day. Thank you very much.👍😊😊😊
Great job!
I don't use shampoo, only a ACV rinse, I will try this! thank you
I don’t use shampoo either. I use baking soda to scrub my head and then rinse with vinegar ( apple cider). It leaves my hair soft and shiny.
I also use baking soda as a deodorant.
Como nesta época era tudo difícil! Mas às pessoas eram felizes
Muito felizes Katia 😊
Dificil não era, nós é que estamos acostumados a ter maquinas para tudo. Vivemos no conforto...
Awww....you're just very pretty!! I'm gonna try this egg shampoo.
Beautiful... I can imagine how tedious this would be for longer hair
We used to put "rags" in our hair as children and sleep in them (hated them,you cant get comfortable) to creat ringlets.
I have to say that this show my RUclips is very relaxing in comic I have anxiety and depression and this just makes my whole day it's so relaxing and so calming and I love history so there you go thank you so much for sharing
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Very interesting! Thank you
I wonder how you guys live your daily life, if that is ok to ask, do you have a more modern routine or something like this?
We live modern (sadly) we just visit the house to make videos and give tours. I wish we could live like this all the time though!😁
@@sistertaleshs3076 thank you for responding! And thank you for your videos! 😁
You're welcome! Though 'Early American' does all the editing 😉
@@sistertaleshs3076 😅 yes
@@sistertaleshs3076 just think, 200 years from now or more, someone will be trying to recreate our modern day era! Lol
Amazing
My grandma always told me egg whites were good for the hair, but I never tried it. I might have to try this one!
I can't imagine how much time our ancestors need for washing their hair 😀 luckly modern shampoos are faster and cleaner. Thanks for sharing with us.
they did not do it as often as some people do , I do mine once a week
I tried the rag curlers works I slept with them in . Thanks for your video
Unique.I enjoyed watching
This is a very well-known popular DIY at least in India..My mother tells me to apply this yucky thing on my hair and I just hate it..it stinks 🤮 but it's very effective if you can bear the smell..you can add some oil and curd, honey etc to make the paste more effective
Egg whites? Kind of odorless to me, although having a mess of them in my hair would be less than pleasant.
You could buy commercial shampoos with supposed egg in them in the 1970's, but I haven't seen it for years
How lucky we are to be in this millennium, 😇😇😇😇😇
I guess it depends on how you look at it. I would much rather be living during the time in this video. The world has become a satanic cesspool.
This is basically eggnog.
My mom would put those pieces of cloth in my hair and i had full head of curls the next day
Called rags.
Beautiful - plus some!
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Ya tengo la solución para el cabello vaporoso y con volumen: Clara de huevo batida...siiii
Lo has intentado? Funciona?
"Mix together enough rum or brandy with equal parts rose water" --> thank you, but I think I'll skip this one. As for the egg, it makes for a good hair mask, so thumbs up on that one.
The house is gorgeous, by the way.
Edit: spelling
Psst -- normally I don't like to correct other people's spelling or grammar, but in this case I think I should: I'm pretty sure you meant, "AS for the egg." :-)
@@kck9742 😅 Thank you
@@walking-the-flower-path LOL, any time. I can't tell you how many times I've made funny typos.
I use the yolks in my treatment. Lots of nutrients for your hair. Too bad they did not.
What tool do you use to whip the eggwhites?
You could use a balloon whip or fork
Use a mixer, it faster 😁
Thanks! I'll keep that in mind!😁
My sister's friend uses a pitchfork to stire hers.
Does she lives like this or just to recreate it? jaja love the videos!
Голову моют желтком! Там все витамины . А белок без витаминный!!!! Цеплята получаются из белка ,а питаются желтком!!! Мы так с детства голову с подружками мыли!!! Бабушки научили . В желтке все питательные вещества находятся, а не в белке, который свернётся от тёплой воды в волосах!!!!!! И ни чем его не смоешь!!!
I think that hygiene and personal care were absolutely not a strong point at that time, quite the contrary! I think it's the worst thing there was… in fact there were a lot of diseases.
I can't imagine the smell of the hair after this treatment ..
I still admire your research in making us discover customs and ways of the past
lucky soap, who invented it!
Это сколько же должна получать горничная, чтобы выкидывать желтки от нескольких яиц, вместо того, чтобы использовать их для еды?!
Your driving to ca to buy old bathtubs for Tim's tomatoes🥤
How often did women wash their hair? Once a month? Seems labor intensive.
Once ever 2-4 weeks depending on the person. It was recommended to wash it no more than once a week at the most and if you were to wash your hair with alcohol you'd see why because it's very drying.
@@EarlyAmerican fascinating. What a different lifestyle but very informative.
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I LOVE THIS CHANNEL AND YOUR EFFORTS. THIS GIRL KEEPS GOING INTO THIS ROOM ? IS THAT THE MRS . COLONELS ROOM ? WOULD YOU ADD INFO LIKE THAT OCCASSIONALLY ? LOCALS ARE HELPFUL. WHY DID SHE USE MAKEUP IN THAT SAME ROOM ? WASH HER HAIR ? IS THIS A GUEST ROOM ? SOME OF THIS HAS CONFUSED ME A LITTLE ? THANKYOU 🍀🌺🦋
that is my bedroom. That room has 2 beds. One is where the children sleep and I sleep in the bed beside it.
AMAZING 🙂🙂🙂
Rain water .🌧
Sara's going to heaven🥤
Did you rinse your hair in water or something else?
I rinsed it in clean water. The water ended up being cloudy after that rinse but it was originally clean water. I used a whisk made from straw. Any whisk will do :)
Thanks! Hi by the way, its Jane!
It said "current fashion".
Amazing channel. Just discovered it. Please what kind of music do u listen?
Justine what did you rinse your hair with ? How long was the whole process? 🥰
How to women remove armpit hair in 1820? Just ask.
Excelente canal. Greetings from Catalunya
Cute.
Magdeline sun ray 🥤
She is such a cutie pie, isn't she.
How to make eggnog with hair!
Damned eternally 🥤
hot hot hot!
Why no comentry
Read his skin🥤
I would have to rinse my hair till the water ran clear. that looks like dirty water to me
Say we don't dway ok🥤
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I can't...💅🏻
Tell the literal hitter Eric in s.l.o
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your snow white
Wow they didn't worry about salmonella back then did they :D
you need to smile more, you have a beautiful one and it lights up your face.
Nipride🥤
Either him or you and him🥤
So beautiful hands and fingers she has.
I’d hate the idea of my hair smelling like strong liquor…
Beautiful lady
Shuck the bra. 🤣
Thrt👹🥤
Icbicaa
Yfitc🥤
Hi its me sandra.
I li(e to know how did it feel to live in the 18ths
Right back soon.p.s. are you inningyour hair.
P.s can I come e and live with my you .
I don't like the 20th century 😒
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Text joe🥤
I think the hanging ribbon would get on my nerves.
Waste of booze lol
What a waste of good food
Feminine hygiene?