1910 “Night Treatment for Hair” | HISTORICAL BEAUTY ADVICE
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- Опубликовано: 29 авг 2024
- Time for another “Health and Beauty Hints” article from 1910. This time it is all about evening hair care and how to develop a simple before bed routine.
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I love this! It is exactly what my Granny used to do. She had such beautiful hair all her life. None of us seemed to inherit it but in recent years I adopted her way of brushing and braiding my hair at night and only washing my hair very occasionally. Now my hair looks more like hers did :)
I guess I'm not being lazy after all. I'm just following vintage hair advice.
Long time viewers may find this article slightly familiar as I have shared parts of it before. That was a loooonng time ago though and I should like to think, while this video is far from perfect, it is much improved over the old one!
This is exactly my hair routine. I also sleep with a silk bonnet too. It keeps my hair clean longer.
The analogy of smoothing out hair as doing so with cloth is a convincing one. Now l know why l wake up looking like l have a brillo pad on my head. l'll start this sensible routine tonight! Its great that many vintage books have been reprinted, as was the " Health & Beauty Hints" book you used here. I love your channel & really enjoy it when you feature your cat in your videos.
Your nightgown is absolutely fabulous!
This is very similar to what I do already. After setting up the coffee maker for the next morning as well as preparing my bed and washing my face, I massage my scalp to loosen up any dandruff and dust (and it's very relaxing) and then comb it using the wide and fine sides of my comb. Then use a bbb to brush my hair and braid it back for bed. Its a pretty sound and simple routine. I love your videos!❤
Your hair is absolutely beautiful! The colour and texture of it is amazing
Thanks! I use henna to get the colour :)
Root stimulation does work! I have one of those rubber scalp brushes that I use every night!
I have curly/frizzy. Brushing my hair just makes it frizz more.
I always get the feeling Edwardian girls weren't really concerned about frizz. It probably helped them achieve some of those massive styles!
I discovered your channel and I am in love with it right now.
iv already been doing this for years, although for me it because i have scalp problems and my mornings are tight so if a care for my hair at night i can quickly brush it and not have to worry i missed a knot
I’m jealous of that hair, stunning !!😍
I love your videos and the way you speak. Just listening to you makes my mind travel back in time. Excuse the question ... Are you English? I lived in Yorkshire in wonderful York Greetings from Tuscany❤️
I'm Canadian 🙂🍁
I do the same but put my braid in a cap. Kitty!😍
i never go to bed if i dont brush my hair it became a part of my night routine since i started have long hair
Honestly, after a lifetime of having long hair, I'm now surprised to hear that someone _wouldn't_ brush their hair before bed. I can't even imagine the horrible rats nest that my hair would be if I didn't brush the day's snarls out and then slept on it. I'm too scared to find out what it would be.
@@wareforcoin5780 the same thing i think of and i really pissed of when i hear from others saying calm down its only hair i was fighting with hair loss for almost 2 years cause of stress anxiety and the terrible mistake of a hairdresser
Very relaxing.
You don’t put milk last in a china cup! It always goes first then the tea , this is to prevent the china cup from breaking and or cracking from the hot tea
Thanks for the advice! Although I do prefer milk in last, so I'll probably continue to live dangerously. It's a modern teacup , not an antique, so the risk of cracking is pretty low 🙂 (Plus I've been making my tea that way for 20+ years and haven't broken a cup yet!)
Lovely.
i think they used boar bristles too
Yes, some brushes would have been made from boar bristles :)
what type of hair brush is that and where did you find or buy it at. thank you
It's a silver baby brush I've had since I was born (hence why it has a teddy bear on the back!). It's not really the best brush but I use it for videos since my normal hair brush is very worn and unattractive.
@@TheLongHairedFlapperwhat hair brush do you usually use? I want to try it out
@@HorrorGameCore I use a natural-bristle brush which I bought years ago at Sallys. I don't think they still carry that exact model, and given how many bristles have fallen out of the years I'm not sure I'd recommend it.
I like black tea with milk 🥛
What about curley hair? If i brush it i get a lot of friz and all the curls are ruined i get afro style hair...
Honestly, a lot of the historical photos I see of women with natural curls do have a massive amount of frizz. It helped to add to the volume and structure of the updos that were popular at the time. If that's not a look you are going for you may want to go more modern with your hair care options :)
Where can i buy this sort of brushes?
How can I get moisture in my HAIR
Are you on tiktok? I feel like these short videos would worst well there
I'm not sure how the word "do" became the word "worst
I'm not currently on tiktok. I don't really use my cellphone that much, and thus also don't use many mobile-only apps. I only use Instagram sometimes because I can do so from my laptop!
You are cute as in beautiful. Very playful feeling video, thanks!
Hi must wear a satin or silk scarf to further protect hair. What’s with the cat. Yuk