In the past, Korean women did hardly cut their hair. So it was possible to make these hair styles. If the hair wasn't enough, Korean women used Gache, Korean traditional wig. ^0^ Thanks for watching~ XD
@@romella_karmey well, beauty definition is different in different era. And since it was considered disrespectful for them to cut their hair, I guess they would have to be creative on how to handle such a long hair. So they did all sorts of designs and ways to set it. Of course it doesnt look comfy for us (and probably for them too), but again, they would wanna make a statement of the hair fashion of their time but at the same time, dont want to be disrespectful to their culture.
I am not Korean, but I absolutely LOVE the Korean culture. From Gogureyo until Current Korea (North and South). I read so much about them. It is so rich and everything about its culture has deep thought connected to it. From their writing to the food, and everything in between. The people are so strong even the Chinese couldn't completely control them. I could go on and on. But I always wondered how the women got the hair pieces for their hairstyles. Did the poor sell their hair? Was it horse hair (I doubt it). I can't find any writing about this. Anyway, Korean women, I think, are the most beautiful women in the world and I am obsessed with their past fashions, hair, and makeup. Great video!
Pdx Paula Love your comment! 😍 I agree with all you said. And about the hair, yes poor women often sold their hair. Gache (traditional wig) was made with real hair, so it was extremely expensive... like one big gache was as expensive as a few houses.
8:15 Is so gorgeous! and the accessories are so beautiful. but it must weigh down their heads a lot. I wonder how they used to wear it for long periods of time.
I've always wondered how those hairstyles were made. My grandmother was korean and I relatively know very little about Korea since I was born in the United States. I would love to know more about korean culture and its history. I speak Korean but I'm very bad at writing and reading it, but I'm working on it
Yes, you're right. And because the models have only short hair, they had to wear Gache I think. In the Joseon Dynasty, however, Korean women did hardly cut their hair in their lifetime. ^0^ So they could have a long and elegant hairstyle.
Well... I think both the two cases were possible. Korean women of the past did hardly cut their hair. If the hair wasn't enough, they used Gache. ^0^ Thanks for watching~ XD
So make my hair into a donut then just make like I'm playing kerplunk. Got it. ..... All jokes aside, the fact that these hairstyles are still preserved is amazing. There's truly an artistry to the styles and how you wore it said everything about your 'status' huh?
Well kjkj927 I'm a patriot to my country America, I know Korean history very well because I've studied Far East Asian History back in college. I love the Korean culture the most, and respect the Korean people the most in asia! Mr. Kim Gu should be taught in the high school level here, but the don't unless you take Korean classes in certain high schools. He is very inspiring individual who was ahead of his time!
Look, in the video 12 years ago, Koreans were proud of their hairstyles. A few years ago there was no "plagiarism" HanFu VS Hanbok disputes. Why don't you inherit your culture? Why change Korean costume hairstyles to look more and more like Chinese historical drama costume hairstyles and Chinese HanFu dress ?
5:07 - You're right! I love the drama and the title music~ ^0^ 5:37 - Yeah~ The accessories are so various! Especially, I like the phoenix-shaped chiregeoris located in the two extremes~ ^0^ 7:34 - Well... you mean the two black binyeos? T-T I don't understand because I don't remember the original Goong... T-T sorry... Ah, really? I wanna see the Tteoguji meori~ ^0^
Yeah~ they used Korean traditional wig, Gache. But, in the past, some Korean women could make these hairstyles not using Gache, because they did never cut their hair in their lifetime~ :)
All that hair plus head gear... They were really strong back in the day, hair is heavy when it long and can give you horrible neck pain and headaches. But they so beautiful, I love the Kisengs hair styles, they really dressed to impressed.
OMG!!! haha :) Sorry for my misunderstanding... hehe :) Well... I learned Korean recent and contemporary history in my highschool, but I don't know well because I didn't select it as my college entrance exam subject... T-T(I prefer Korean whole history...) So please teach me whenever I don't know well~ hehe :) Thanks for your kind comment~ ^0^
Would someone like to explain me why long hair was this important in the past of the Korean history? I didn’t find any writing about it. Yes it’s beautiful but does it symbolise something special?
Because in Korea, my body was a gift from my parents. So It was most important to keep it precious. So, they didnt even cut their hair. It was also related to Confucianism :) FYI, in the past, if their parents is dead, they had to stay and live around the tomb for 3 years. It was their convention and duty.
I don't understand you fully... I'm not good at Spanish yet... ToT But, you said you're going to visit Korea? Wow!!! I'll prepare for the day studying Spanish more~ jaja :)
+kjkj927 There were records, but it's not included. There are painted pictures from Goryeo. The only Queen portrait drawn by a King was done during Goryeo. And United Shilla also has cave paintings, etc.
Yoonmi Kim I understand what you mean. Gorye people's hairstyles are known to some extent thanks to buddhist paintings... but for some reason, Korea Culturecontents didn't make any for Goryeo. (Maybe I guess they couldn't decide on some representative Goryeo hairstyles among the various ones?) And about Unified Shilla, well... I never heard of any paintings from that age... the only thing I know is that Unified Shilla was heavily influenced by Chinese Tang culture, and that's why drama characters of Unified Shilla period wear a wide variety of hairstyles (there aren't any representative styles like Goguryeo's Hwangyesik Meori)
Nice video. I just want to ask are those illustrations and updo based on real artefacts such as statues or ancient paintings or are they loosely recreated? Are they historically accurate or are they more to the artistic side without being historically very accurate?
Ah, you mean the Daeng-gi(the red braid), Jjok(the bun), and Binyeo(the stick)? If you want to try it, I'll find some information for you. :) Thanks for watching~ XD
"chosen" is the old country name of 🇰🇷 Korea. The etymology of "CHOSEN" means a child of the sky, brought to Earth by a bird when a new moon (mother) gives birth to the light (child) of the sun (father). Korean Hanbok is a traditional costume worn by the child(khan,han,🤴)of the sky when they perform rituals to the sun and the moon. Please Note^^ Shangdynasty = dangun chosen 商朝 天干 = 朝鮮 檀君 History was distorted and divided, and when under colonial rule in the 1800s, they learned colonial history. Currently, Koreans have fled (moved) the dynasty to the Korean peninsula where the Russian embassy was located in the 1800s with Emperor Gojong. Korean means continental nobility. Modern Joseon(chosen ) and Ming(明) Dynasty are the same thing.
I always adore the hairstyle they do at the Jewel in the Palace. And I thought ancient Korean women would actually grow longer hair like Rapunzel so that they could make that hairstyle without using wigs. Because haircuts are a scarcity for women back then.
I guess they secure the hair with some black hairpins and strings... and I've found a shopping mall selling some traditional Korean wigs: www.sonjjang-hanbok.comACCESSORIES>Headpiece&wig
WOW nice! Just in hair alone there is alot of Culture! And Chinese and Japanese on RUclips say that Koreans have no culture wow. This hair alone shows alot of culture! Thanks great video!
In the past, Korean women did hardly cut their hair. So it was possible to make these hair styles. If the hair wasn't enough, Korean women used Gache, Korean traditional wig. ^0^
Thanks for watching~ XD
Why do in ancient Korea, women would have to wear wig specially the big ones? I don't think it looks comfortable for them.
Really a work of art. 👏
@@romella_karmey well, beauty definition is different in different era. And since it was considered disrespectful for them to cut their hair, I guess they would have to be creative on how to handle such a long hair. So they did all sorts of designs and ways to set it. Of course it doesnt look comfy for us (and probably for them too), but again, they would wanna make a statement of the hair fashion of their time but at the same time, dont want to be disrespectful to their culture.
No wonder noble women needed like 10 servants to get them dressed every morning.
I am not Korean, but I absolutely LOVE the Korean culture. From Gogureyo until Current Korea (North and South). I read so much about them. It is so rich and everything about its culture has deep thought connected to it. From their writing to the food, and everything in between. The people are so strong even the Chinese couldn't completely control them. I could go on and on. But I always wondered how the women got the hair pieces for their hairstyles. Did the poor sell their hair? Was it horse hair (I doubt it). I can't find any writing about this. Anyway, Korean women, I think, are the most beautiful women in the world and I am obsessed with their past fashions, hair, and makeup. Great video!
Pdx Paula Love your comment! 😍 I agree with all you said. And about the hair, yes poor women often sold their hair. Gache (traditional wig) was made with real hair, so it was extremely expensive... like one big gache was as expensive as a few houses.
@@kjkj927 wow that is ridiculously expensive. Thank you for the information
@@kjkj927 Where can I buy the false hair in this video?
It's amazing to see the process of how traditional Korean hairstyles were put together!❤❤❤❤🇰🇷🇰🇷🇰🇷
hairstylist: what can i do for you
women: i want to be closer to stars
hairstylist: say no more 1:02
I want to do my hairstyle like this for a job interview
Lmao this is awesome
I really adore Korean historical culture...💖
I have always wondered how they did the styles I saw in period dramas. Now I know.
Margie Gold Thanks for watching! :)
8:15 Is so gorgeous! and the accessories are so beautiful. but it must weigh down their heads a lot. I wonder how they used to wear it for long periods of time.
Some of these hairstyles look so heavy!! They look absolutely gorgeous though!
RonjaH Thanks! 😃
I've always wondered how those hairstyles were made. My grandmother was korean and I relatively know very little about Korea since I was born in the United States. I would love to know more about korean culture and its history. I speak Korean but I'm very bad at writing and reading it, but I'm working on it
I love these hairstyles. When I was child my sister and I played as a Korean queen. This video is very beautiful.
Yes, you're right.
And because the models have only short hair, they had to wear Gache I think.
In the Joseon Dynasty, however, Korean women did hardly cut their hair in their lifetime. ^0^
So they could have a long and elegant hairstyle.
my favriote one was the second one.. the perals on the head looks so pretty!!
Is she like one of the hairstylist for the actresses of jewel in place hahah
aikhal jefri Probably yes... haha 😆
Well...
I think both the two cases were possible.
Korean women of the past did hardly cut their hair.
If the hair wasn't enough, they used Gache. ^0^
Thanks for watching~ XD
What is the name of the song at 1:27? It is so pretty!
Last one is the most beautiful
Yeah I agree. You should watch Korean drama "Princess Hours/Goong". they have so many beautiful traditional and modern hanbok in the drama set
So make my hair into a donut then just make like I'm playing kerplunk. Got it.
..... All jokes aside, the fact that these hairstyles are still preserved is amazing. There's truly an artistry to the styles and how you wore it said everything about your 'status' huh?
Your hairstyle still does communicate gender, mood, culture, age, culture, and marital status.
All styles very pretty ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
가보쪽머리에서 떠구지는 예전에는 진짜 머리카락으로 만들어 훨씬 더 무거웠다고합니다
전재우 아름다움을 위한 고생이 어마어마했던 것 같아요... ㅎㅎㅎ
kjkj927 가체 때문에 목이 부러지는 사건도있었다고 하니 정말 고생이 엄청났던거 같아요
Thanks for uploading this!! I have been looking how to do the traditional Korean hairstyles during Silla after I watched Queen Seondeok
12년전 영상에 댓글 달고있네 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 음악이 갑자기 무협삘로 가는건 ㅋㅋㅋ
I love these beautiful hairstyles. Thanks for sharing.
노래가 왜이렇게 한이 많아 ㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
저머리하기 싫어서 ㅋㅋㄱㄲ
Don't you like songs???
ㅋㅋㅋㄲㄱㅋㅋㅋ
Last one reminds me " Jewellery of Palace"
JANGGEUM SEO 🥰
Ameiii adoro ver k-drama sobre a dinastia Joseon
NOTHING can make me love Daeju. EVER.
Goryeo women have character, and Shilla women are best.
The last one was not for everyday wear but only styled during ceremonies like coronation
0:16 이 머리가 조선시대에 들어서 거두미머리(목재 떠구지)로 바뀌는건가요?
Well kjkj927 I'm a patriot to my country America, I know Korean history very well because I've studied Far East Asian History back in college. I love the Korean culture the most, and respect the Korean people the most in asia! Mr. Kim Gu should be taught in the high school level here, but the don't unless you take Korean classes in certain high schools. He is very inspiring individual who was ahead of his time!
I like very much korean hairstyle!😍👏🔝👍
Thankyou so much!!!
And hello to Turkey from Korea~ ^0^
Look, in the video 12 years ago, Koreans were proud of their hairstyles.
A few years ago there was no "plagiarism" HanFu VS Hanbok disputes.
Why don't you inherit your culture?
Why change Korean costume hairstyles to look more and more like Chinese historical drama costume hairstyles and Chinese HanFu dress ?
5:07 - You're right! I love the drama and the title music~ ^0^
5:37 - Yeah~ The accessories are so various! Especially, I like the phoenix-shaped chiregeoris located in the two extremes~ ^0^
7:34 - Well... you mean the two black binyeos? T-T I don't understand because I don't remember the original Goong... T-T sorry...
Ah, really? I wanna see the Tteoguji meori~ ^0^
When its 2020 yet im still here watching this again🙃😊
thank u for the video! :D please upload more if you can!
Yeah~ they used Korean traditional wig, Gache.
But, in the past, some Korean women could make these hairstyles not using Gache, because they did never cut their hair in their lifetime~ :)
All that hair plus head gear... They were really strong back in the day, hair is heavy when it long and can give you horrible neck pain and headaches. But they so beautiful, I love the Kisengs hair styles, they really dressed to impressed.
Your channel is my favorite.
I always remember k drama jewel in the palace (jang geum) if hairstyle like this 😁
I love the first one
It's cool!!
wow this is very good. it must be so heavy though.
I love the various hairstyles. they're beautiful
So beautiful
Ah~ yes! I remember~ ^0^
Your video is so good to this video's viewers!
Nobody can tell me I'm not the Chief Palace Lady after this lmao
OMG!!! haha :) Sorry for my misunderstanding... hehe :)
Well... I learned Korean recent and contemporary history in my highschool, but I don't know well because I didn't select it as my college entrance exam subject... T-T(I prefer Korean whole history...)
So please teach me whenever I don't know well~ hehe :)
Thanks for your kind comment~ ^0^
Would someone like to explain me why long hair was this important in the past of the Korean history? I didn’t find any writing about it. Yes it’s beautiful but does it symbolise something special?
Because in Korea, my body was a gift from my parents. So It was most important to keep it precious. So, they didnt even cut their hair. It was also related to Confucianism :) FYI, in the past, if their parents is dead, they had to stay and live around the tomb for 3 years. It was their convention and duty.
I want to try Eoyeo Meori
Gracias se mira muy bonito.
8:03 진짜 너무 예쁘다...
I don't understand you fully... I'm not good at Spanish yet... ToT
But, you said you're going to visit Korea?
Wow!!! I'll prepare for the day studying Spanish more~ jaja :)
Where should I buy all thede wigs and accessories?
this is very very interesting. thank you for your post
Ini dari shilla, georyo apa joseon ya ?
Thanks for this video. 오래전에 돌아가신 저의 외할머니가 은비녀로 항상 쪽머리를 하셨어요. 제가 그 은비녀를 저의 엄마로 부터 받게 될 텐데 쪽머리 하는 순서가 담긴 비디오가 있는지요?
Very beautiful
Also love the 7 - pronged Shilla Crown.
4:34 지금 한복입는 아이들한테 해주면 엄청 귀여울거같아요.
Where is Goryeo and Unified Shilla? It goes from the Three Kingdoms (technically four) to the Joseon Era...
Yoonmi Kim Probably because there aren't enough historical records about Unified Shilla and Goryeo women's hairstyle...
+kjkj927 There were records, but it's not included. There are painted pictures from Goryeo. The only Queen portrait drawn by a King was done during Goryeo. And United Shilla also has cave paintings, etc.
Yoonmi Kim I understand what you mean. Gorye people's hairstyles are known to some extent thanks to buddhist paintings... but for some reason, Korea Culturecontents didn't make any for Goryeo. (Maybe I guess they couldn't decide on some representative Goryeo hairstyles among the various ones?) And about Unified Shilla, well... I never heard of any paintings from that age... the only thing I know is that Unified Shilla was heavily influenced by Chinese Tang culture, and that's why drama characters of Unified Shilla period wear a wide variety of hairstyles (there aren't any representative styles like Goguryeo's Hwangyesik Meori)
I watched this in 2021 I always wondered how those hairstyles in period kdramas come together.
How would you do mudang hair for Three Kingdom's Korea?
KimYunMi Are you interested in Mudang and shamanism stuff? 👍
Oh, do you?
I love the first one, too~ hehe :)
Yeah~ thankyou so much~ ^0^
Nice video. I just want to ask are those illustrations and updo based on real artefacts such as statues or ancient paintings or are they loosely recreated? Are they historically accurate or are they more to the artistic side without being historically very accurate?
구슬 드리우는게 나오다니 생각보다 유용한 내용이겠군용
Ah, you mean the Daeng-gi(the red braid), Jjok(the bun), and Binyeo(the stick)?
If you want to try it, I'll find some information for you. :)
Thanks for watching~ XD
6:22 is that the Head dress When Queens getting Married to a King?
I like the hairstyles of the Silla era. I think it suits you even today.
"chosen" is the old country name of 🇰🇷 Korea. The etymology of "CHOSEN" means a child of the sky, brought to Earth by a bird when a new moon (mother) gives birth to the light (child) of the sun (father).
Korean Hanbok is a traditional costume worn by the child(khan,han,🤴)of the sky when they perform rituals to the sun and the moon.
Please Note^^
Shangdynasty = dangun chosen
商朝 天干 = 朝鮮 檀君
History was distorted and divided, and when under colonial rule in the 1800s, they learned colonial history.
Currently, Koreans have fled (moved) the dynasty to the Korean peninsula where the Russian embassy was located in the 1800s with Emperor Gojong. Korean means continental nobility.
Modern Joseon(chosen ) and Ming(明) Dynasty are the same thing.
日本兵和尼哥最爱中国女人，南京大屠杀万岁😃😃😃😃，731部队万岁👏😂😂🇨🇳女人都是日本兵和尼哥的weian妇😃😃😃😂😂
Are those hair wings the noblelady Coronet
Unik, lucu, keren😍 tapi kelihatan menyiksa kepala sendiri yaa wkwk, kadang pake topi aja udah pusing banget apalagi pake konde segede itu😂
Yeah~ Thankyou!!! 고마워요~ ^0^
Thankyou so so so so so much~ ^0^
I always adore the hairstyle they do at the Jewel in the Palace. And I thought ancient Korean women would actually grow longer hair like Rapunzel so that they could make that hairstyle without using wigs. Because haircuts are a scarcity for women back then.
Same
근데 브금이 너무 좋다
thank you for the posting . It is very interesting .
새로운 버젼은?..
Amazing!!♡♡
I'm seeing this after 12 years 😲💕💕💕
맨 마지막 쯤 나오는 상궁 떠구지 머리 위 붉은 어염은 상궁들은 달 수 없고 검은 어염 족두리를 달았던 것으로 알고 있습니다
OMG!!! Really? ^0^
Well... if you want to make these hairstyles, you'll need very long hair or Gache, Korean traditional wig... T-T
Oh~ the music is so famous!!!
I'll give you the Ahn Sukseon's great song by e-mail~ ^0^
I like eoyeo meori
Rei Hino So do I! xD
Thank you so much!!! XD
Thankyou so much~ ^0^
lol omg this is soo beutiful and cool buht sucks i cant do much of those hairstyles lol
Love it
Saeang meori and Gwimit meori are my favorites.
Thanks for sharing!
in the eoyeo meori one how did they secure the hair on top n bottom. and where can i buy the wigs and other stuff needed to make the joeson hairstyles
I guess they secure the hair with some black hairpins and strings... and I've found a shopping mall selling some traditional Korean wigs: www.sonjjang-hanbok.comACCESSORIES>Headpiece&wig
Thanks :) :) :)
Danish Anaqi Zx
You know I have heard these songs in the period dramas that I watch
Love silla dynasty style and Joseon vetter
The first one reminds me of saturn with its ring, why wear a whole craft store on your head
Thank you very much~ :)
Jewel in the Palace brought me here
WOW nice! Just in hair alone there is alot of Culture! And Chinese and Japanese on RUclips say that Koreans have no culture wow. This hair alone shows alot of culture! Thanks great video!
Amazing...
Silla dynasty hair is most sensible among the three kingdoms period.
من مجموعة عشاق مسلسل جوهرة القصر على الفايسبوك
Does anyone know where i can find a hair pin like in one at 5:45
it's name is 비녀
where could I buy tails like this? please anybody tell me!