GET READY WITH ME: VINTAGE MAKEUP (part 2)

[@KathleenLights]

Hi guys!!!!!!! I had so much fun filming this video! I hope you guys like it!!! Love you so much! Xoxo

[@hannat4709]

We love you too! Glad you are here

[@Leomoon.makeup]

I absolutely loved these videos. Thanks for this Kathleen!!!

[@sandybowers5085]

Love your videos so much!!! Especially on days like today when I’m struggling with my anxiety-You always cheer me up❣️I truly appreciate you 👍🏼❤️🥰

[@ninajavi0007]

I looove the video!!! Im looking for the damn pink in the afternoon lipstick and i cannot find it!! Where did you get it????

[@jenny11319]

This was such a great video! Loved it

[@evolingwren]

OMGODS, KATHLEEN. Do a series wherein you use these products to create era-accurate makeup looks! How fun to see you try a 60s wing WITH a product they used in the 60s!

[@sinsitysinderella790]

I LOVE that idea!

[@chiaranarducci5196]

Yeah....please!!!

[@beverleyshiller3022]

Kathleen, I am now 70, spent my teenage years in Lima Peru and makeup was hard to come by. I used a Max Factor mascara that came in a tube, looked like acrylic paint and a little brush...it was fantastic!! When it finally dried out I cried because it was no longer available! Oh to be 16 again!! :)

[@allimills5694]

I used to use Max Factor way back and let me tell you, that pancake makeup could hide your existence! It was a actually a wet/dry product and we would use a wet triangle sponge and turn that pan into a slosh of liquid makeup. Ahhh the memories!

[@lizam3008]

here is a little more info: Max Factor is the grandfather (or great-grandfather) of the 2 guys that started Smashbox. Also, concealer was called "coverup" and came in a lipstick bullet. We would use that with lipgloss (or vaseline so we wouldn't mess up our rollerball lipgloss) and make the first nude lipstick. As for the pancake foundation, it wasn't like the stick. It was hard and dry, so you would have to use a makeup sponge (those wedge ones) and slightly wet it. The less wet, the more coverage you got, and visa versa. Bronzer was huge in the 80s, right under the cheekbone, and you'd bring it all the way up to your ear. Very Miami-disco era. And eyeliner, well, we would buy black eyebrow pencil and light them so we could get "liquid" eyeliner. Yes, I am old haha

[@Makeupbykimberlyp]

Thank you for schooling these kids lol!

[@allimills5694]

This is so accurate! I forgot about the eyeliner trick haha

[@ohheyyola5416]

So awesome haha

[@Stephie0409]

The pan cake foundation is still available online in the Philippines. I’m tempted to buy it.

[@lizam3008]

@@Stephie0409 it sucks. Lol. I used to have it

[@emilywatkins42]

I LOVE these videos. Learning the history of makeup is so cool!

[@Dragonflyathena]

Yes! Have you seen the really long and in-depth one from Lisa Eldridge? Highly recommend if you’re a makeup and history nerd like me!!!! ❤️

[@emilywatkins42]

@@Dragonflyathena I haven’t but I’m definitely going to look into it!

[@sovrappensiero1]

Max Factor was one of the first brands I tried when I started experimenting with makeup as a teen. It was already relegated to the bottom shelf of drugstores by then! Pancake makeup is still used by ballerinas and people in theater. 😉

[@sonlp9513]

Scott Barnes does a whole series on every decade and creates the look on a model while she explains the era. It’s fantastic.

[@shellyb3662]

My mom wore a bronzer called Indian Earth back in the 70s. It was very trendy back then. Lisa Eldridge purchased at auction one of Audrey Hepburn’s iconic lipsticks. She has a video where she tries it on and talks about it. She copied that shade in her lipstick line. Her book Face Paint chronicles the history of makeup. It’s fantastic.

[@aphelion4616]

If I remember correctly, the kohl used in ancient Egypt was more for practicality as well a beauty. It was for helping with sun in the eyes, kind of like sunglasses in a way. It also had deep religious and medical purposes in ancient times for them as well. It's akin, for the sun issue, to sports figures wearing the thick black lines under their eyes to help with sun glare and stuff, amongst a few other things!!! Loved this video!!

[@macha0385]

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[@sinsitysinderella790]

That's what I've heard as well, like how football players put black stripes under their eyes. They also used to crush up valuable minerals, including gold, malachite, lapis, stuff like that to make their eyeshadow.

[@elizabethholtzclaw151]

Your excitement about makeup is contagious! This video is so fascinating and unique! Great job.

[@ilianaquiroz8398]

Your skin looks extra flawless in this video 😩❤️ you’re one of the only KZbinrs I still get excited when posting a new video 🥰

[@KathleenLights]

Aw shucks thank you so much!!!

[@brittanyburnett187]

Absolutely loved this vintage inspired video!! You should totally do a video for each decade of the twentieth century! From the 1920s, 1930s, 40s, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90, 00s etc!! I think that would be SO much fun to watch!! :)

[@melaniejensen7492]

Love it! *Besame mascara tip: I use this stuff, but kept one my favorite mascara wands after the mascara was done, washed it off, and that's what I use with the besame mascara, because that brush it comes with can drive a girl to drink!

[@KathleenLights]

Oh great idea!!! Thanks Melanie

[@jennylozano9635]

Girl, this video is so fun and intriguing! I think it would be so interesting if you did different videos reviewing old school brands and their most popular products (Max Factor, Revlon, Maybelline, Elizabeth Arden, etc).

[@macha0385]

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[@jennylozano9635]

@@macha0385 yes, I reported it.

[@abbidabbidu1547]

Funny Face is literally the best! I love it sooo much. It’s quite quirky and fun.

[@kimhsiang8049]

Such a fun video. Max Factor was still huge when I was a teenager. I remember mum telling me she wore pancake makeup in the 60s. Shisedo still does one which is a wet and dry cake. That was my go to in the 90s lol. Makeup can be so nostalgic. Adore you so much xxxx

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[@kimhsiang8049]

Ive had soooo many of these fake messages. Its getting so annoying 🙄

[@boofriedmann2980]

Lisa Eldredge's History of Makeup was amazing!!

[@devanb.2519]

Such a fun series! Theater makeup is probably close to pan cake makeup. Take a look at Ben Nye products. I would love to see a video with you trying theatre makeup. Funny Face is a must see!

[@tiffanybertelli7022]

YOU HAVEN'T SEEN FUNNY FACE!!!!!! OMG stop right this minute and watch it! It's one of my faves!!!

[@jchambers4144]

When you got to the Revlon lipstick... I knew Fire and Ice had to be talked about! My 87 year old grandma has worn it since it launched and it’s still her go-to lip ❤️

[@louisemon]

This is one of my fav vids ever - we need more of these. Like recreating looks for each decade using makeup from that time (or similar)

[@rachellizzie889]

This is my favorite video you've ever done. I love learning about old makeup and how they used to wear it back then.

[@macha0385]

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[@reneefrenette2106]

I'm watching this video very late, but I'm so glad I did! Loved it!! Vintage makeup is so interesting! I learned so many fun facts!

[@angiesol19]

Fun and awesome fact : Bésame cosmetics Victory Red lipstick is a recreation of Elizabeth Arden's Montezuma Lipstick that was issued to Female U.S Marines during WW2. Like it was part of thier uniform to wear Montezuma Red lipstick 💄

[@elizabethgregory]

Omg have missed you bunches ❤️ you and Tati are really like the only makeup channels I watch anymore, unless it's true crime makeup videos.

[@i9dentity438]

This comment screams me 😆

[@halvedemi]

Shanasha shanasha shanashasha shanashaaaaaaaa

[@kirabozyk]

Only true crime that's been heavy on my noggin 😉

[@amygradschool]

Love this! My daughter came in while I was watching and said, “she has a British accent!” I was like, “yeah…well kind of…”

[@mishlermakeup1228]

I LOVE seeing vintage makeup! It reminds me of when I'd watch my grandma put her makeup on 🥰

[@josefinalangevin1744]

My mom used to use "tierra India" (Indian earth) as bronzer when I was a kid and it looks to be one of those things that have been there for ever. It comes in a little ceramic container with a cork to close it... and let me tell you something, it was EXTREMELY pigmented! hahahha! but my mom looked amazing when she used it 💛

[@triciamrkich944]

I believe it had a puff to apply it. I remember getting that little pot of powder.

[@josefinalangevin1744]

@@triciamrkich944 yeees! apparently comes with a puff, I just checked and I found it 😍(my mom had a special brush for it) I think I'm going to take one! I remember that was a beautiful color, I might be wrong 😅

[@julies7161]

Revlon lipstick is the BEST. Long wearing, no scent, inexpensive, TONS of colors!

[@MegaRadicle]

THIS IS WHAT THE BEAUTY SPACE NEEDS. VIDEOS LIKE THESE YES. WELL DONE LOVE

[@deeabaygirl]

Loved this miniseries Kathleen, really interesting and fun to watch! Bourjois and Max Factor are still big hits at the drugstore in Europe, we have counters everywhere, next to Maybelline, L'oreal and the like. And actually my go to mascara is one from Max Factor (NO ONE can beat the wand from the MAsterpiece Max) and the Bourjois liquid eyeshadows are awesome! Oh and I used the Stick for a long time as concealer. xo

[@aguscano6226]

Omg your research of vintage makeup is amazing !!! You really worked hard for this series ! You are the best❤️❤️

[@Judykag]

My mother taught me how to put makeup on using pancake makeup. Basically the same as today? We used a wet sponge to apply and had control. of how much we used based on how much we put on the sponge. It was really good if you like full and I mean full coverage. Wow this really took me back❤️. Thanks Kathleen!

[@BiancaSkogenBeauty]

I am obsessed with this video concept!!! History + Makeup = Genius!! You really did such a great job!!

[@vian101]

I love MaxFactor. Their LashFinity mascara was my holy grail! Also, MaxFactor's LipFinity (liquid lipstick and balm) stays all day!

[@hillaryjw.1982]

Maybe you could do a series of make up trends of each decade that would be so much fun since it seems like you enjoyed researching and learning about makeup history!

[@haley924]

I said this too! Would be so fun!

[@macha0385]

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[@ashleynicole_4121]

Fire & Ice is the only red I wear. She's an oldie but a goodie. ❤️ I love this content! Maybe do an iconic makeup look for each decade. That'd be kinda cool.

[@rayofsunshine15]

These are so fun! I love learning the history of makeup. It’s definitely a hobby and knowing the history makes it more fun to explore.

[@GiuliaFossati]

I have loved these videos so unique and your enthusiasm is so contagious! Wanted to mention that Lisa Eldridge wrote a book about make up history, she is a vintage makeup collector so that might be interesting for you! ☺️

[@arieldurham2599]

I loved both of these videos so much! They're so refreshing, and your excitement in telling us what you learned is contagious. I hope you're able to do some more videos like these, but if not, thanks for doing these two. 💜

[@samanthacollado8964]

One thing that I learned and loved about this video. Kathleen, If I am saying your name the right way. I really loved how you explained the history of makeup. xoxo.

[@duyendo6478]

This video is so fun to watch!! I'd love to see your 2022 version of back to school makeup and especially "the girl in the red lipstick" makeup :)

[@rebecca-rosesantamaria254]

Such a fun, interesting video. So fascinating to hear the history behind it all. Btw, I hope you’re doing well Kathleen, as a fellow ND I’ve always really resonated with you and what you’ve gone through with your MH.

[@KathleenLights]

Ugh thank you so much! It means a lot to me! I hope you’re doing well! Sending my love

[@erikapaventi3009]

This was such a fun watch! Loved it!

[@taylorribecchi]

My grandmother wore Max Factor pancake water activated make up until probably about 2016! I used to buy it off of eBay for her 😭😭😭 she tried the pan stick but now I have her using MUFE powder foundation and she is loving that!

[@juliacoves5873]

You could always dive deeper into beauty history topics as a series! I bet people would love that

[@chachachacat2261]

Good job! From a 67 year old makeup maven, lipstick was the main thing until 1970’s when lipgloss came on the market. Also at that time, the term blusher came into use, before that it was rouge.

[@saghar5033]

One of my favourite videos ever!! I loved learning the history of makeup in such an entertaining way

[@ani93ta]

I adoooored getting to know the history of makeup and it shows that you really took your time researching everything. Loved it 💕

[@macha0385]

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[@ellielecomber461]

omg love this!!! old school KZbin needs to make a comeback 😩

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[@ruidong8405]

PLEASE!!!! Kathleen!! Please Allow our Europe based fans are able to buy your coming secret eyeshadow palate!!!! I’ve been waiting for long long time and so excited to see ur INS story! Can’t wait to buy !!!

[@alex.adapts]

I visited Miami and Little Havana and tried Cuban Cafecito and I just lived my best Katheen Lights life. I love you!!!

[@maineyt8811]

My grandmother was a max factor consultant in the 40’s & 50’s, I guess I got my love of makeup from her ♥️

[@claudiavieira8200]

I see your "vintage" top that you will never get rid of and that makes my heart happy 🥰

[@gabriellekent9977]

Fully fully dying from this vid 💙💙💙💙 spitting rapid fire makeup history factssssssss!!! love this so much - how you kept all of these dates in your brain is absolutely unreal

[@soosiopossum]

I love all your videos I have been a fan since you started out doing makeup on the floor of your bedroom back in the day. This video is so informative and gets me excited about makeup again! Thank you. I can see you had a lot of fun filming it to. Love you Kat!

[@BeautyShan82944]

Loved this video! Love videos on the history of makeup! I collect vintage makeup and have a vintage revlon fire and ice lipstick from the 50s!

[@christinalamp8758]

I love this video and the first part that you did. I appreciate the research and history behind everything your talking about. We know/love how hard u work for us. Its really kool find out how and why the things we use actually came to be. I have missed you. I always check to see if you have posted anything new and if not i will go back and watch a ton of your older videos. I just love your content. I know your super busy with lights lacquer and life in general but it means a lot to me to when you take your time to create an interesting video for us. Thanks a bunch, love you Kathleen. Xoxo

[@mikaelal9479]

I can’t believe I’ve been watching you for so long. I remember I found from your mac lip swatching video a million years ago.

[@lapetiteyara]

I really do appreciate that you took your time and gave us a little bit of history. It was very interesting to watch

[@Laurad724]

Helllloo your friendly neighborhood cosmetics archivist here again I love that you’re doing this it’s so fun! It’s tough to give superlatives like first ever since every brand wants to say they were the first at something so such amazing research! Fun fact (maybe people know ?) but Davis factor the founder of smashbox is max factors great grandson. If you’re ever in nyc I think you have to come to our archive :)

[@jennylozano9635]

I’m so excited to a see a new video from you! Perfect timing! I get to watch while on my lunch break at work 🥰

[@mayhit]

It's been a hot minute since I watched a vid from you (nothing you did, I just got less into makeup for a while) but man, now I remember how great your whole vibe is (and still so beautiful, girl wtf).

[@princessmel1075]

I really enjoyed this video. I love learning makeup history and something about vintage makeup packaging is so beautiful.

[@summeral-mosawi8413]

I can’t believe the actual amount of research that you put into these 2 videos! This is awesome! I’ll always watch your vids! ❤️

[@sammloreto]

GIRL !! Que bello es ser estudiante de la vida ! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and silliness with us 🫶🏽

[@jessicaervin337]

This was such a cool an interesting video, would love to see more like this of different eras or something

[@kathrynp1496]

I am so HYPED for this vid! I got Heart Eyes Emoji face when you started talking about Bourjois!! I recently picked up some new Bourjois blushes and I LOVE THE SCENT!!! it is SO ICONIC. So sad they have discontinued the healthy mix serum foundation, but they have a new skin tint!!! I just tried it and highly recommend it!! Loved this vid. Thank you for doing the research and sharing it with us! Sending you so much love and positive vibes!

[@KathleenLights]

Oooooo! I gotta look into that skin tint! Thank you so much Kathryn

[@kathrynp1496]

@@KathleenLights I can't wait for you to try it!!! PS I got mine off of ebay because I couldn't just fly to France to get one lol

[@carmendemiguel7056]

My favorite foundation ever is the CC cream from Bourjois, the one in a long tube, and I must have more than 50 foundations😅

[@clarag.927]

Omg you guys, I’m the product manager for Bourjois, I designed the skin tint you’re talking about (tinted beautifier is the name of my bb btw hihi) Kathleen I have been following you since you were sitting on your carpet talking about mac eyeshadows, you’re the one who gave me the passion for makeup, you are literally the reason why I am doing the job I’m doing today ! I can die in peace if you ever review one of the products I’ve made 🥹 Let me know if you’re interested I will send you some products for you to try as our brand isn’t available in the US ! And btw it’s soon our 160 years anniversary so confirming that yes we have been there since 1863 👵🏽 I’m also in love with the little round pot blush, the scent is just iconic, makes me think about my mom smelling it just takes me back, literally smelling those at least once per day, the addiction is real haha Anyway love you so so much thank you for mentioning Bourjois ❤️

[@skeptichomosapien9841]

Love Love Love your videos!!! I can feel the positive energy through the screen haha Luv u xoxo

[@KathleenLights]

Yay!! I love that!!

[@estefaniaev1]

Absolutely love this type of videos ! I think it’s so fascinating learning about how everything was back in the day and compared to how it is now. Love it ! Thank you !🤩😍

[@StArrBeArdy]

SUPER INTERESTING CONTENT!

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[@mckinleyt98]

Ooooh now i want to research makeup in the OLD old days, like before companies were coming out with the first commercial makeup products that you’re talking about. I’m Chinese and i know that various east Asian cultures were using white powders on their skin and red pigments on their lips since ancient times, like how you mentioned the eye makeup in ancient Egypt. I’d also be interested to know if bronzer was kind of a later invention because many people were more interested in having lighter skin for a lot of history, which is another whole topic in itself. Thanks for doing this topic, it’s really inspiring me!

[@lauraferracuti4389]

I totally had a max factor pancake makeup compact back in the 90s and it was EVERYTHING for my teenage self 🤣 it wasn’t even my correct shade but man it covered!

[@boofriedmann2980]

Me too!!

[@KathleenLights]

Gotta love that pancake coverage lol

[@OpalMoonstone247]

I used to use a Max Factor cream foundation that came in a compact pan as well. Not sure if that was the same thing, but that was in like 2002. I don't get why we never see Max Factor anymore. Does it even still exist, like online? I guess what I'm asking is, what happened to that section in stores? They just disappeared 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@TracyCampanella]

Same

[@TheBabyblossom87]

@@OpalMoonstone247 it is still very popular i europe, here in sweden its one of the best drugstore brands🤷‍♀️😊 i use that pan stik all the time and also they do have a couple of other powder foundations that are my go-to😊 also i love their mascaras, they are very volumizing👌

[@SauronsAccntnt]

My mom has always used a little oil or vaseline to highlight her cheeks; I knew it was one of her quirks that stuck from the old school makeup days, but it's cool to see it mentioned here.

[@ivanaespino2751]

Your videos make my day Kathleen. Don't ever doubt the impact you have on people. Te mando un abrazo de argentina ❤️

[@karinachavez5789]

Omg this video was so refreshing! Glad you had fun making it bc we need more!!!!

[@jessiesohrabi1881]

A vintage perfume video would be awesome!

[@sosocute1134]

Not only gorgeous makeup but also educational content, guuuuuuurrrrrrllll

[@sarinadonnelly7457]

Love seeing Kathleen geek out on this, in the best way 😍😍😍 super, super cool video!

[@missguitarchic]

I think this can be a series. You can do videos talking and replicating Lucille Balls makeup, Audrey H., Marilyn M. You can even start with Egyptian makeup before and how it has evolved to now.

[@kansascitygirl4136]

REFRESHING!!! AS a cosmetologist who studied the history of makeup you were really close! I reccomend diving deeper and really researching different periods of time in makeup! I haven't been into a whole lot of videos in the past few years. It's been stale. But this! Wonderful!

[@EllaFox]

In my twenties I used to wear that Max Factor pan stick back in the early 90's and Ioved it bc it covered everything. I can't imagine wearing it today lol

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[@ilmakiage]

This look lives in our head ✨rent free✨

[@erinsanders7739]

You killed it!! Highly enjoyable video with learning some history! I can tell you really enjoyed this subject.

[@briannaochoa1596]

Ugh Kathleen, it seriously makes my day when you upload, your videos are always the fresh of breath air I need. I have been thinking of you & praying for you & hoping you are having better days. ♥️

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[@chloedean3403]

LOVE these videos so much! I’d love it if you could a video on each decade like how makeup was worn in 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, 90’s 😀❤️

[@nadamorsi5520]

Love from an Egyptian girl here😘 have been watching you for almost 7 years now❤️

[@Gigi_K]

This was incredibly informative and entertaining! Thank you so much Kathleen❣️

[@beccaaboo777]

Loved these videos. Loved learning about makeup, and I loved seeing how passionate you are about the history of makeup! 👏🏼❤️

[@chikis0486]

❤😅 Love how hyped up & excited you were throughout heaven his entire video! I really enjoyed it 🤗🫶🏽🌺

[@alejandraquerales6779]

Kathleen thank you so much for taking the time to research and put this together!! Had so much fun learning about makeup!!

[@barbiLB]

Hola Kath ! I love your videos. I struggle with anxiety and depression and your videos help me not to be focus in my messy mind. I love you. You make me laught alot. Hope your doing better. Hugs from Argentina ❤️

[@KathleenLights]

I’m so sorry you struggle with that :( I know how hard it can be! Just hang in there okay. Better days ahead! Hugs from Miami!! Lol 😘♥️

[@MsSavvy9]

I remember the day I discovered bronzer at the MAC counter. At first they thought I was Jordin Sparks! 😄 Still so flattered. Anyway, I realized I wasn't a blush girl (at least not the way I wore it then) and playing up my naturally tan tones was so flattering on me! 🤯 I also loved the bourgeois baked duochrome shadows. I was obsessed with duochromes that were soft not like the wild BAM bold shine we are into today. 🥰

[@lynnwallenfang1400]

This was so much fun to watch and I really appreciate all your time and effort I'm so excited to order a couple of these vintage items

[@veneziamartinez1998]

Kathleen: we’re going to have a little history make up lesson Me: noooo (I dislike history) Also me: glued to the screen the whole time! This was such a fun & interesting video I loved it!!! 🤩🤩🤩 Also can we bring back the one brand makeup tutorials I feel like nobody does those anymore.. lol

[@annajarnmyr]

Love these videos! Remember when I was really young and my mom used cake mascara (I am in my 40s) and the Guerlain bronzer. So nostalgic

[@sallycain3716]

I have literally just bought my first Guerlain bronzer in the sale from Harrods. You can still get Bourjois in the drugstore in the UK.

[@supermansgrandma7347]

When I was in high school Max Factor still made pancake makeup. My girlfriend used it every day. You had to use a wet sponge. I learned this technique way before it was popular. It was matte and a little heavy but was great for oily skin.

[@christinemarie6264]

You should definitely do more vintage makeup videos! Love them!

[@jennyh9326]

Kathleen I missed you !!!! You were the first KZbinr I ever watch and got me into makeup I was always that Tom boy so when I don’t see your videos I feel like something missing 😭🥰 I just love your vibe 💕

[@squaresummersquare]

I loved this! I love history so much and being able to learn more makeup history is so cool!

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