I Tried Following a REAL 1950's Makeup Tutorial

[@blankhakahslsjunknownsnskh9067]

Anyone else notice that Jess was wearing almost the exact same outfit as the lady in the video but it’s just pink rather than blue?

[@nathanielcraig3588]

Kelly Hall I bet it's intentional.

[@glamgirl7779]

Kelly Hall I thought I was the only one who noticed that lol! She really got the whole look down

[@karas4009]

She probably did it so she matched the 50s style. Since shes doing a 50s makeup why not wear 50s clothes😉😂

[@arielalexandrea9670]

Kelly Hall oh wow haha that's funny.

[@junkiee1245]

Kelly Hall lol I thought I was the only one who thought that lol

[@PlantagenetRose]

*”The beauty of the eye, is what you see, not the makeup.”*

[@daisylynbaquiran1736]

Chim Chim Panda army

[@ieroine]

I loved that phrase

[@anunknownperson4018]

Uggh only if people change and really see reality of beauty😣😭

[@lylavati]

The best sentece in this video 😊😊

[@SocialBurrito3]

I know, so many girls these days let their makeup wear them, instead of the other way round. Each girl/woman is beautiful the way God made her, makeup is supposed to enhance what you naturally have, not recreate it. Ps... Yes, I am a woman, lol and I loooooove makeup. 💜

[@sadie1286]

"No matter how thickly you put it on, you can't hide a badly cleansed broken-out skin, and a thick foundation emphasizes wrinkles." 1950s TELLS IT LIKE IT IS

[@priya9194]

cocealers got offended 🤣🤣

[@mariam7334]

I felt so attacked 😂

[@sugarplum2467]

Until not so long ago it wasn't considered"bullying" to point out flaws it was just a factual statement just like pointing out good things. People these days are completely retarded, weak, into themselves and honestly pathetic.

[@AlottaBoulchit]

And it tells it in a frank way that's not insulting or accusatory which is nice.

[@TheBookdragonsCave]

Sugar Plum usually people who think bullying doesn't exist are people who aren't really aware of what bullying actually is and will attach the term to it to anything or have had other people do it. It's the same thing with feminism.

[@dekiaaa2046]

The 50s video insults everyone who puts on to much makeup😭😭

[@francescahuawei4194]

and too little! there's no such thing as winning for women

[@thekingofmoney2000]

Because then you'll look like a clown!

[@analisapena3086]

There’s something called having different styles, wanna look painted? Slap it on, wanna look like you’re wearing none at all? Use it like it’s your last ever bit of makeup. Things have changed like for instance, style has changed women wear pants. I can use the same water fountain as my friends. 😂 And now people are more positive on how they look and there’s not as much pressure. People want you to see different parts of makeup. Like the big lip trend. You wanna be like “WOAH DUDE THEIR LIPS ARE HALF OF THEIR FACE” so for y’all and your tumblr profile pictures, know that times have changed. So if anyone gives you hell on how you paint your face, let them know it’s the 21st century and you can look like pennywise if you want to.

[@sert0ri82]

thekingofmoney2000 Shut up

[@Emma-hr2hx]

I wouldn’t stand a chance

[@samanthaarbeit7496]

I'm a girl and I think that I would rather do a 1950s makeup tutorial than one that is more recent

[@briannaponce6270]

samantha Arbeit honestly

[@xedyir]

@samantha Arbeit, I agree with you, 1950s makeup seems lighter and less oils and fats or chemicals are in the products, I guess it’s more healthier than the ones a lot of people use nowadays.

[@lindsaywright6487]

Lvnatíc it’s also much quicker although I do skip the foundation and rouge. I only use lipstick, mascara and eyeshadow. I use nude eyeshadow though to make my red lips pop

[@shroomiewoomie7565]

Yeah especially because the make up doesn't expire

[@strawberrymilktaetae]

samantha Arbeit same.

[@marjechevarez790]

"I love how I'm just ignoring the instructions, this is why I'm a college drop out" LOL, I love how you just roasted yourself 😂

[@katrina128]

It actually made my heart drop when I saw the result.. you look exactly how my grandma did in pictures of her when she was younger, she was born in the 1930’s.. Bless you

[@layoona3096]

Katrina S I was about to comment the same thing! 💓

[@hannahunhinged]

Lizz F Me too! She looks like my grandma in old family pictures and when she was in high school. 😊

[@anivieredillas9550]

*your gandma is beautiful-*

[@gia.Cherubini249]

I wish I was pretty

[@jleon1985]

When people do “50s” makeup they go for the movie/ glamour look. I like this tutorial because it shows a everyday look which is very soft.

[@ElaAusDemTal]

One of my friends has heterochromic eyes (light green and hazel), and since we grew up in the 80s where the makeup was applied just like in this tutorial (at least everyday girls did it this way... I didn't know anyone who had a plethora of brushes and colors etcetera!), it's what we did, too... A makeup artist selling products in a shopping mall booth on weekends told her to use a third color that complements both eye colors instead of light green or hazel so she got a "chatoyant green-pink" that was just awesome.

[@Aneilily]

I had a mini freak out when I saw her pour water on the mascara cake! You’re supposed to wet the brush, then rub it into the cake to make a paste. Pouring water on the cake can ruin it, especially if you use too much water

[@jessicavill]

Haha luckily i managed to do justttt a little drop 😂

[@ScarlettOcean92]

It is perfectly acceptable to put a drop of water in the cake itself and then rub with the brush

[@angelfoodcake1979]

Where do you get that mascara?

[@sophw8780]

I thought the same aha!

[@RichelleG23]

Well when I was a kid a make-up artist did the exact method. He dabs some drops of water in the sponge. Since there is no BB cream in the 1990s. So what do you expect how this method should work or not

[@ArabianLady.1997]

Omg i think that the vintage style is much prettier and much simple than today’s style !!

[@Grapesforbananas]

I agree with you on this point

[@jamiesonirvine]

My absolute favourite from this trend 😍👌

[@elizabethgarland2238]

jamie irvine mine 2 , and it came along right as im quitting watching them lol lol ...sooooo pretty

[@glamgirl7779]

Same here 😍

[@SS-rw2pc]

As soon as this trend started, I thought someone should do following a vintage makeup tutorial!! I love it!! can you do more?

[@brookemcgovern5501]

I thought that same thing!

[@glamgirl7779]

Lola Bolarianista I would love more vintage tutorials too!!

[@katielee1152]

SHE SAYS SHE DOESNT HAVE ONE

[@valerieguzman6645]

I ve always wanted a channel based on vintage tutorials Just don't have enough experience 🙇

[@picklardway176]

Changed ur comment from 2.4k to 2.5k :)))

[@ashleyy871]

I like how minimalist the makeup was and how it enhances your features. Today’s makeup ppl look like a whole different person.

[@SandraNelson063]

The whole point was to look like almost no makeup was used. A soft glow was the wished for result. It wasn't about coverage, as much as it was about enhancing the shape and colour of the eye, and the shape of the lip. What was also important in a girl's beauty regime was getting plenty of sleep ( at least 7 hours a night), drinking lots of water, and eating fruit, veg and protein. And exercise! It was understood that your skin was attached to the rest of the body and was linked in to your over all health. Your skin wasn't at it's best when you weren't sleeping or eating properly. These days, women don't get anywhere near enough sleep, we're over stressed. We don't eat properly and a lot of us smoke and drink alcohol. All of which is bad for the skin. That's why women today need to use so much more makeup.

[@sophiehelena6737]

or because make up is fun and you feel pretty

[@TayIAm]

interesting analysis! makes sense tbh

[@Tea_Noire]

Actually, women up until maybe 40 or 50 years ago wore A LOT more makeup than we do today. While this tutorial is for a more natural look, the most popular look women wanted to achieve back then was the full-coverage, flawless look a la the movie stars. One of the ways they got this look was through a Max Factor product that was a liquid AND powder combo foundation called Pancake, and it was called this because it was so thick and full of pigment that it had to be activated with water in order to use. Women would pack this stuff on too! Wonder why their skin always looked so flawless in vintage pics? It's partly due to poor camera quality, but also because they were wearing A LOT of foundation on their faces. Women would also pack on cake mascara, a literal block of black pigment they would have to activate with water in order to use. Because it was activated with water the formula was often really thin, so women layered a lot of product to get as much volume as they could get. Thinner, water-based makeup wouldn't come out until the mid-70s, and I'm glad! Can you imagine how long our morning routines would take if you had to activate everything with water?

[@meganwilliams2962]

@@Tea_Noire I was a teen in the 70s (40+years ago). Younger women use FAR more makeup than we did back then, we used shinier and more glittery, but not as much. LOL

[@oliveranderson7264]

Didn’t people smoke more back then

[@NymphetaminexXxGrrrl]

Damn, that 50's tutorial sure isn't trying to spare your feelings!

[@madisonmurdock3630]

Yeah political correctness is new thing 😂

[@sugarplum2467]

Most goog advice will contain 1-2 things weaklings these days wouuld consider insults.

[@tricksonthemind8971]

Love your ID name

[@kathy2trips]

The 1950s were NOT for wimps. No whiny, victimhood here, ladies!

[@SrirachaPichacha]

Laura Paxton people are really offended by being told that wearing to much makeup doesn’t cover everything for some reason

[@cao0323]

I like it. Today's makeup focuses on turning you into a different person practically while this makeup enhances natural beauty. Like the tutorial said, "do you notice just the lips or so you notice that is a lovely woman!" :)

[@torifaery]

Yes! I was raised by my mom and my grandma and so I rarely wear make up (except for business shoots like my profile pic) but I ADORE how she looks at the end. So fresh and natural. Today’s makeup makes you look exactly as you said.. completely different. I’m Not a fan!

[@LeLeCatx3]

um no today's makeup isn't about turning yourself into another person it's about the art behind it. I love makeup to death it's one of my biggest hobbies and im wearing a full face of it almost everyday. I always create different looks with my eyeshadow which can take hours because it's an art form. i express myself through it. It's totally okay to like more natural makeup and everything but there is no need to bash people who wear a lot of it. I don't see why it's wrong to look different and try out new things.

[@cao0323]

lena actually in Jbunzie's case, she DOES turn herself into a different person xD. But I know when I put all my makeup and contour on I usually do look like a totally different person. And that's okay, because without it I am busted. ;) In all seriousness though, no ones bashing anyone. You have an opinion and so does everyone else. Do your thing and rock your makeup. You just said it's okay to like more natural makeup. And you're right. It's okay to like natural make up, it's okay to not like natural make up, it's okay to like heavy make up and it's okay to not like heavy make up. Be YOU. Being an individual is what makes the world fun.

[@LeLeCatx3]

yes preach sister, and sorry if it came of mean. I just get heated when it comes to makeup because i get a lot of the typical "you're wearing too much makeup" which is the most fucking annoying thing ever like,,,, let me live lmao. But anyways, have a nice day x

[@sarahroddey2937]

I know I loved that comment "that is a lovely woman" this was makeups original purpose

[@trishapimentel3443]

honestly this is probably the best "i follow a __ makeup tutorial video" i've ever seen !! ♡♡♡

[@glamgirl7779]

Trisha Pimentel ya she did such a great job!! Bravo!!!

[@katej23]

I love this look, it’s a classic 50s day makeup look as opposed to the 50s glamour look. Both styles are equally gorgeous ❤️

[@DIYwithLily]

I wonder, what does the wet sponge in the end do? I was thinking if it maybe gives you a similar effect to using Mac's fix+, and blending the makeup🤔 Cuz if so, I'm gonna start doing that instead of spending money 😁

[@chiruno7981]

@Alicia Garcia wait wouldn't the sponge wipe away your makeup?

[@chiruno7981]

@Alicia Garcia thank you for explaining! :)

[@TheEskimogrl]

HOW ARE YOU NOT MORE POPULAR?!!!?!!!!

[@C0nejaa]

Alaskan_bunny she has 1.2+ million subscribers on her main channel. I think she's pretty popular if you ask me.

[@TheEskimogrl]

Lord_farquaad uhh... she should have like 10 million..

[@yyg4632]

her 1st channel is maybe there just aren't enough vintage beauty lovers to follow this channel

[@glamgirl7779]

Alaskan_bunny seriously!!!

[@boojoogoo]

Alaskan_bunny 10 million wtf? Shane Dawson has 10 mil and he’s been on KZbin for over a decade. This girl is great but no 1.2 mil subs sounds about right

[@alessm2206]

Gotta admit, seeing thay type of mascara was super cool.

[@glamgirl7779]

Aless M that was my favorite part 😊

[@walawalaWallows]

Aless M they should really bring back this style of mascara! Do subtle but really works at the same time 🙂

[@olivia.martin]

Your end result is pretty much how I do my everyday makeup, and my aesthetic isn’t even vintage 😆

[@ggoodd32503]

Olivia Martin haha I see it in your profile picture 😂

[@melzie3526]

Same I don’t try to make it anything special it’s just simple compared to modern day makeup

[@sophw8780]

I love this! Imagine if we all started doing our make up like this again! So much natural beauty !!😍

[@TheKennethfilm]

Very beautiful indeed.

[@gemmahancy]

I’m in. That’s 2… 🤣

[@Shaallaad]

Everybody doing i tried following 'makeup gurus' makeup tutorial and you made this, you're so different and unique I love your vids so much! 💜 Thank you for always inspiring me 💜

[@glamgirl7779]

Schlondpoofa she really is inspiring! This was my fave video she made!

[@stinkygremln]

I love the cotton ball jar hack!!! I have this huge candle that wont light anymore and now I know what I can do with it- TYSM!!

[@glamgirl7779]

Sophia Franz ya that’s such a great idea! Another idea could be for hair ties, q-tips, or Bobbi pins!

[@Cortney_Mikel]

I love this DIY idea too! :)

[@tifKh]

I know this was a month agoooo, to clean out mine, I stick them in the freezer for a couple hours and it makes getting the remaining wax out super easy :)

[@TheGabbieShow]

what an absolutely adorable take on this!

[@eldalizbethmolina787]

Gabbie Hanna omfg my queen!!

[@Jason-sm5pk]

Gabbie Hanna im surprised that no one is freaking out about you commenting😂

[@gem_morganzzz6946]

Can u please!!! Do this to !!😊😊 omg plzzzz

[@brookemccaig]

GABBIE AHHHH

[@corin__4535]

OMG GABBIE HANNA PLEASE REPLY HELLO OR SOMETHING COOL! IF YOU DID THAT MY LIFE WOULD almost (I'm a gymnast...once i win the Olympics my life will be done.) BE COMPLETE!

[@RayneArt]

Love how condescending these vintage tutorials are

[@gunlovingurls9200]

maybe people have just become to sensitive

[@elonmusk921]

layla s “too sensitive” nah fam people just don’t like being insulted for no reason. Almost like insulting someone is, in and of itself, insulting. Wild thought, I know

[@aapplleess9973]

Elon Musk dude chill no one hurt you

[@elonmusk921]

strawberry what abt this made u think 1) I wasn’t chill or 2) I thought someone hurt me

[@aapplleess9973]

Elon Musk sit down and relax this is a calm conversation chiLl lol

[@FoxyWoxy.]

Awww the little “Sandman” instrumental In the background 😂❤️

[@alenafrancesca9635]

This was great! You were already gorgeous on your own, and considering the 50’s makeup look was simply amplifying natural beauty, it worked out! It’s a breath of fresh air considering everybody is changing their nose, lips, cheeks, etc. but the main focus of this look was the woman’s natural beauty. Well done.

[@OfficialRainbowBones]

I love how that mascara looks wow, didnt know thats how it looked like back then!!

[@glamgirl7779]

Rainbow Bones I didn’t think so either! I love it!

[@dongysakura418]

Rainbow Bones mascara today is too liquidey. Dryish mascara really clings to the lashes

[@Marie-of7nk]

Besame has a cake mascara, that's what she's using in the video 😉

[@Px828]

Laurie LFH, my mother used that kind until they stopped selling it.

[@ForHisGlory84]

Honestly, this kinda made me feel like today's make up is too much... There's no face priner, eye primer, no liner, no contour, no high light, no layering of 5 different eye shadows, no concealer and color correcting, no setting spray.... Seems like we've been overly marketed to, and here I thought my make up collection wasn't complete lol

[@AlottaBoulchit]

ForHisGlory734 When I watch modern tutorials I'm always confused on why there's so much shit being used. My mom raised me on fingers for application and that using lipstick for your eyes, cheeks and mouth is enough color to not look dead on the daily. 😂

[@ForHisGlory84]

Garnet lol Yes!!! Exactly 😉 Make up has come a long way in terms of quality too, so why should we even need primers and special applicators and all that?? We've got foundations that boast 24 hours of FULL coverage, but we still prime first even though we take it off in 10 hours? Lol I love the simplicity of this, really helps me take a step back from thinking I don't have enough lol

[@pinkcrazygirl]

ForHisGlory734 I think Fixing Sprays (many ppl confuse Setting Spray with Fixing Spray) and the primers are necessary. Especially if you want a long lasting makeup. So I don't mind that.

[@torifaery]

I have always thought makeup was too much today. I was a child of the 70’s/80’s and we learned how to do our makeup from our moms... who were doing their makeup at our age in... the 50’s. Of course the 80’s saw some crazy trends, but I never even heard of primer and contour and highlights until the last few years and honestly girl, who has time for that? I will often just line my eyes, use two tones of shadow (a light and dark, usually of the same color family) and mascara and out the door. Sometimes when I’m going out I will put on lipstick as well but wow... if I had to put all that shit on daily my skin would DIE. I love the simplicity of this style of makeup!

[@Jess-ew3tm]

they've been contouring, priming AND highlighting since the 20's girl where you been :-/ Especially old hollywood. Dororthy dandridge taught me the highlight trick and so did marilyn monroe

[@yumiulrich4eva]

is it just me or did the model change as the makeup goes one??

[@corilewis8479]

Anna the models change

[@annalucille827]

Anna The power of facial painting

[@gladysmendozafundal9562]

The models change

[@Milorayn]

At first it looked like a 55year old... at the end a 25year old

[@daphne4983]

Every face part has a different model

[@bluekitty.81]

Its funny how so many people complain how women wear so much makeup nowadays. How back in the day girls didn't wear so much. I knew a lady who was born in the 50's when I was a little girl. She wore a lot of makeup and would tell me how she had also slept with her hair all done and would wear girdles. So people saying women were more natural before they either don't talked to elders and/or need go learn a bit more about beauty history. Also, go beyond what they put on their face that was literally poison, shoes, women back in "those days" from head to toe wore dangerous and uncomfortable to look presentable to men/society. Just a reminder though, highlighting and contouring are neither new terms nor "invented" in 2000 to now....been used and perfected so many decades ago. It may seem more now but only because we have access to more and more people sharing on social media.

[@klaradracova8233]

Bee Deal Exactly! And one of the main reasons why people think they wore less makeup is because 1. the makeup they used appeared more natural 2. it was less acceptable to wear makeup back then if you weren't married.

[@viky_is_here]

Bee Deal she would have been in her 20s by the 1970s, and we all know how trends change so fast, so she wasn't lying about putting alot of makeup on since during the peak age that she started wearing makeup was in the late 60s probably. But each decade went through it's own trend.

[@jessicadickerson-riggs2101]

Vicky exactly!! My mom was born in 56 and she wore lots of makeup and platforms and bell bottoms and halter tops. Mini skirts that almost showed the panties and finally her school started letting them wear jeans. She graduated in 74. She also had the Farrah Facet hair too lol oh and huge glasses hahaha

[@andromedastar4900]

Well yeah...she was born in the 50s. Key word is born. She was a young woman in the 70s and 80s....when lots colorful makeup, especially eyeshadow and blush was the trend. She has nothing to do with the 50s and 50s style. Like how I was born in the 80s...I don't have 80s style because I'm a young woman now, in the 2010s.

[@Tea_Noire]

@@andromedastar4900 Actually, since OP mentioned how the woman wore girdles (which lost their popularity during the 70s because of the feminist/Civil Rights movement) it's possible she was born in the late 40s or early 50s, early enough to grow up wearing girdles, since a lot of teen girls were pressured to wear training girdles during that time.

[@celestial.guardian]

This is exactly how I pictured you doing this "I followed a makeup tutorial" trend and I love it! I've been obsessed with GlamourDaze videos for years, so happy to see you watch them too!

[@gabulosis]

omg I filmed trying to follow this exact tutorial and used blue eyeshadow because they recommended it for blue eyes and I looked like such a mess that I just scratched the entire video 😂 you did such an amazing job!!!

[@annarawat586]

gabulosis GABI HII

[@Kairichi]

gabulosis - omg same! Blue eyeshadow dont work 😂😂

[@ErinMar]

I think purple actually compliments blue eyes most. Blue eyeshadow is just crazy looking

[@gabulosis]

yeah I know but I was trying to follow the tutorial step by step lol

[@ErinMar]

I know was just saying haha

[@PeachyopieKelly]

Your skin is absolutely perfect! ♥️

[@catulusinferni8612]

"Use the shape of your natural eyebrows" Me: has no eyebrows (they never grew, don't ask me why, I have no idea...) So what would I do? Blend the eyeshadow to my hairline and yell "pink flamingos" to everybody who gives me a stare... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ btw: you look stunning at the beginning of this and at the end. I couldn't choose which look I like more.

[@itsyourgirlwaluigi445]

Catulus Infernum Pink flamingos 😂😂 I love that

[@adianer6445]

Is pink flamingo a pilof reference?

[@tarena397]

You might want to look up at some asian/Japan or Korea beauty looks, they usually have rare or shaved eyebrows, and they also trying to achieve more natural look :)

[@monalucci5248]

PINK FLAMINGO!!

[@Tanniapc98]

Yass. I'm a vintage addict. I'm a grandma by heart lol

[@_linlin_]

Two exo-ls being into vintage! Nice!

[@nathanielcraig3588]

I'm loving how the models in the 1951 video are all HEAVILY highlighted and contoured for filming, but they're still supposedly wearing 4 products blended into oblivion.

[@4yer4]

lmao true

[@TheFaro2011]

Omg I so noticed lol

[@odddraft]

I love to see how make up trends changed! 1950 "Never make your foundation matte" 2018 "FULL COVERAGE EVERYWHERE" 1950 "Just enhance your natural brows. If it's noticable, it's done wrong" 2018 "NOPE" Loved the video 💕💕

[@pinkcrazygirl]

Ehi Cool 2018 be like: Dewy foundation (or highlighter everywhere) -> seems like oily skin is a trend these days

[@odddraft]

SweetXtract totally! Ahahaha! It can look good 🐇✨ or like oily skin... always fun to see the evolution of taste :D

[@rei5904]

“A little soaked 😏” lmfao I swear ur a 13 year old boy on the inside

[@unrulycrow6299]

This style of makeup is pretty much what I can still see around in my country! I don't follow it exactly myself (I do love using eyeliner, after all), but it's funny to see how common it still is. And it matches the idea that makeup should enhance your natural beauty rather than make you a different person, an idea that is prevalent in my country too!

[@matchaleche]

Unruly Crow where are you from? :) Eastern Europe? At least in Poland women still often use blue or green eye shadow to enhance their eyes :)

[@unrulycrow6299]

pixiee Zakura I'm from France (born, raised and living in Paris), and while browns are more prevalent here, they are still applied similarly to what is shown in the video, it's quite funny haha Personally, I avoid browns though, and often use corals instead. It's more cheerful and works really well with my skin tone! It's also a nice change of pace from what I usually see in Paris haha I suspect it's the Mediterranean influence (I'm French Catalan, and used to cross the border anytime I'm in the South). Colours are more prevalent in Spain, and I chose to keep that style in France. :) I didn't know it was also a thing in Eastern Europe - though I'm not really surprised. "Makeup to enhance your natural features" is a very European logic nowadays, imo.

[@magebella]

that moment you realize the background music is mr.sandman on the piano

[@toryvega666]

I think you're one of the most precious human beings that has ever existed... Oh my... You're such a sweet person. I'd die to have a friend just like you

[@LadyOndyne]

Now I understand the eyeshadow application! If you watch colored movies or pictures from that era (and earlier), you can notice that kind of haziness. Even in men's makeup! You look great, btw!!

[@britneyk5657]

You are so pretty honestly i think your aesthetic is so awesome and I love how everything you have is vintage like I love your hair outfits and everything in your room is so cute!🐰❤️#Jubunziesquad Edit: wow thanks for 1k likes 😊

[@september9005]

Christi K #squad

[@glamgirl7779]

I know she is seriously vintage goals! 😍

[@DannyJane.]

I'm old. I remember the 1950s. I used to watch my mother put her makeup on all the time. You completely NAILED the look. Wonderful job.

[@lemmdus2119]

I teared up at the end. You looked like pictures of my grandmothers and aunts from the pictures of their youth. They are mostly all gone now but this reminded me of them.

[@marie-nm9jo]

You definitely look like you can be from the 50s. I love this makeup, especially if that’s your style!

[@chloewhite5891]

I love how 1950s is all about natural beauty and emphazining whata already, i wish we would go back to this look

[@kaileyllewellyn]

The secret to wearing makeup is to make it look like you’re not wearing any and tbh Jessica you don’t need much you’re so pretty!

[@kaseykasket]

It's really nice to see that certain things I swear by actually have backing with things like methods they used at some point in time in the past - I put my makeup on BEFORE I take a shower, I've always done it that way. The makeup goes on easier pre-shower, the makeup seems to lock in better, and I get this perfect finish that takes my makeup from "She just finished putting makeup on" to "She has eye makeup but the rest I can't tell if it's natural or not". I make sure to avoid my face in the shower, but it gets dewy (aka sweaty) in the shower, then when I get out I just take my towel and dab it once or twice. I do use foundations that stay on really well, so if you're afraid of it messing up you could use a tissue and just gently lay on your face to absorb the wetness from the shower.

[@jai_xox8853]

The mascara one was kinda surprising, had no clue they used water. Do you think you can do an Anastasia inspired video or 80s vintage

[@radishmoss]

Jai_xox i think she is filming a real life anastasia at the moment! she posts a lot of updates on her instagram :)

[@alanagilmore1195]

I love that you did this! I was surprised how there was only a few steps.. definitely a lot different than how many steps there are now 😂 I’m in LOVE with how it turned out.. you looked stunning!! 😍

[@nyxaria8557]

Hey, don't beat yourself because your a college drop out :( This re-creation was amazing~ All things happen for a reason and right now I think you are in a much better place~

[@TK-ij2xi]

So much of this reminded me of my grandma, she was 14 in 1951. I just remember her never using applicators or brushes, only her hands. She ALWAYS blotted her lips even if they weren't red. Also, she used to ALWAYS sing that song to me, "I'm looking over my four leaf clover..." :)

[@DarcBloom]

It's kind of refreshing to see how many fewer products they used, vs. the amount most girls use today, especially in makeup tutorials. I'm personally not too fond of using things like highlighter, bronzer, false lashes, etc. So I was kind of already going with a more toned down look, before I even got into 50's fashion, and mostly because I was just trying to save money, and stay relatively natural. Even after getting into that kind of fashion, I hadn't seen anything like this until now, so it's kind of refreshing to have things accidentally align like this.

[@aatala5359]

What surprised me the most was wiping your face with a damp blender 😂

[@wendyrebecca327]

Same hear. This had me intrigued

[@justsarahwhiteford]

Are we SURE you’re not a time traveler? Edit: oh wow. Thanks for all the likes 😊

[@alexwaters4238]

"Do you notice the lips themselves? Or do you say "There is a lovely woman?"" Had me dying!!!!!! 😭😭

[@TracyD2]

Awesome. I want more. Love glamourdaze. I’m older and we never ever used brushes back in my day. Now I do for sure. Good god that lady has amazing eyelashes.

[@realdeal7074]

@@Serenadesong did they even have false lashes then??

[@madelinyp]

I love these vintage looks. It just amazes me how these women can look so elegant with just a touch of makeup, while women today try to look elegant but cake on their makeup. Your video is amazing!

[@vivienne4283]

I love that you put your own spin on this trend! This looks so amazing.

[@Bia-lm8it]

So glad you recreated a vintage tutorial and not a "beauty guru" tutorial

[@katiemae4779]

“Then you blend and blend and blend... blending is the key” 🎀✂️🖤😂

[@carsyn392]

You are so pretty oh my god 🥺🥺🥺 I love vintage style and this account definitely inspires me! ❤️❤️❤️

[@jonathanlowe599]

I think a 1950s look really suits you. To me the music was great and so was the fashion

[@SYAFTON]

I love when you post about vintage stuff .I love your vintage series. ❤

[@Iv1309]

I like how you actually were wearing exactly the same style of clothes but in pink instead of blue. And with a blue towel like scarf while the other woman was wearing a pink towel. Opposite colors, same style. And you'd totally rock the '50's I think. It looked really beautiful on you. Like make up in the '50's was meant: to enhance natural beauty and not create some mask that makes one look fake. I also use makeup only to enhance what already is instead of changing my appearance. I think people in those times were a lot more self confident than girls nowadays. And self confidence is the secret to real beauty, and the fun part is that you don't have to buy it, you can find it inside of you. Everybody can be beautiful even without makeup. You just need to love yourself enough to care for your health (good foods, enough exercise, you don't have to be skinny, just be healthy) and know that you are worth it. It's very easy to be beautiful and doesn't have to cost even a cent. And when you know that you are, you'll only need makeup if you feel in the mood to enhance what is already there. ☺️ but I can't deny that using the same color eye shadow as your eye color feels totally wrong. It makes eyes look dull although it still looked well on you. I think using an opposite color looks better (blue on brown, brown on blue, purple on greenish and greyish colors).

[@cringeproof100]

I disagree that most people were more self confident. There was extreme pressure on women to be proper, fit in, and be thin. Much fewer ways to express yourself and have fun. If you can't express your identity and do sports/study anything/do your makeup however/wear pants how could you be very self confident?

[@Iv1309]

Emma Bobro Etiquette and self confidence aren't the same. You can behave in a way that's polite and proper and still be yourself (unless you are by nature a rude person that doesn't care about society). I think people were even more judged on the way they behaved than the way they looked in the past. Nowadays it doesn't matter if you're a rude b... As long as you have many layers of makeup and at least 500 likes for every selfie everything is just fine, right? I think the past was more about etiquette. Today it's all about the count of likes. I think most people can behave proper and still be self confident and themselves. You only have to find the right balance. And what you wore... Most people would fit into the fashion that was the trend that time. Styles have changed, but the fact that many girls want to wear fashion hasn't changed. When you see how much people are nowadays depending their confidence on how many likes they have and the need to look flawless on every picture, I can't imagine that type of girls (which are to many) to really be happy with their lives. So much girls hide behind makeup and likes.

[@Iv1309]

Emma Bobro also the 50s didn't bring that much pressure from before WW2. In that time women's rights were going fast. Women became more and more equal already and less seen as property. I would have loved to have lived in that time. Especially in the 60s that followed.

[@paolafrias]

That’s how I use my Bath and Body Works candle jars once Im donee and they honestly look so nice. You did a great job!

[@Daizedd]

The way that there's not SO much makeup is so refreshing! I think with all the makeup nowadays its just hiding natural beauty, I'm definitely going to follow that makeup tutorial once I have everything I need

[@angelabender8132]

The 50’s look I recall seeing as a child consisted of: Powder loose or pancake; the face had to look opaque A well defined lips with a red lipstick for older ladies and a pink one for girls. Brushing of eybrows and eyelashes with wet to highlight its color after the powder might have gone over them. Finally with the finger smear some lipstick and put it on the cheeks but very little to give some glow A drop of parfum and hair combed appropriately

[@RambleMaven]

I think the most interesting thing is that this " everyday " look for the 50s is looks very simple. I think we are used to seeing the Hollywood style makeup from the 50s, so it's surprising to see how simple the " regular " women would wear on a daily basis. ( my guess is that it's for " regular " women but correct me if I'm wrong I haven't done research to back my theory)

[@jessicavill]

Youre correct :)

[@TheCoconut4444]

Hi, I just wanted to say that I really love your videos. You do a great job showing that not everything was sexist, or terrible then. I liked this makeup tutorial and spin on the current trend of recreating them. I don't know why, but I've always liked vintage things. It just feels more personal, currently I'm saving up for a record player. However, this comment isn't about me. The point of my rambling is to say that your videos are great!

[@kayaharleykhaleesi]

You look so flawless without makeup omg

[@abirobashadab402]

I love her so much, no drama, no fake shit and actually a girl who does what she loves. There's no reason to hate her.

[@JessieBarnett]

The final look was super soft and pretty. I think it would work perfectly as an everyday makeup look.

[@starmoral5456]

Sweetheart, that look is absolutely lovely on you.

[@torifaery]

Star Moral yes!!

[@milmil5350]

You look like a living Disney princess ✨💖✨ So pretty with a bright personality. I really enjoyed this video. It's awesome seeing how make-up and fashion was like historically. 😊

[@TheKennethfilm]

She does. She's so elegant.

[@arialong2939]

The most surprising thing that I saw was the fact that right after they put powder on they WIPED their face with a wet sponge......basically taking it all off.

[@victoriaisreal6140]

Steffanie Lang same thought... im like whutttt you could just skip that step 😂

[@sarayerenaa]

you're so pretty omfg

[@ravedjedits2984]

The piano "Mr. Sandman" is so pretty

[@saffytaffy4258]

That picture of you and Michael in the back is so cute

[@mariethesizzler]

You're honestly so creative, talented and wildly beautiful. I absolutely adore you and your videos! I found you with the mavis video 😂 and i say this all the time but i love your voice it's soothing is that creepy to say? Lol you could honestly be related to Melanie Martinez you look and sound like her. Keep up the amazing work babe 🌹 ps please do another selena video 😂💛

[@nicolelexy77]

She can be wearing a trash bag from the 1950s and manage to pull it off 😭😭😭😭 She looks so beautiful in anything!!! With or without makeup!! She is truly blessed with beauty...;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

[@maddikatti1799]

I love how naturally beautiful the style is. Very pretty

[@mirandasyoutubegirlypop]

I love the 40’s and 50’s. They were just discovering so much, it was beautiful! I love how you did with the look it looks so authentic!

[@caitlinrose7985]

oh my god a 50s QUEEN!!!! i clicked as fast as i could lol. LOVE YOU!! ❤️❤️❤️

[@stephaniescas]

Your version is the best!

[@maddierobbie5545]

obsessed with your outfit, that colour is amazing!

[@september9005]

Madison Robbie I wonder where she got it. It looks so good

[@potatocutie1111]

The tutorial was amazing! (and of course Jessica is amazing as well) It’s simple and I love how they keep reminding in the video to keep it minimal and to not overthrow or hide your natural features and stuff like that I’m definitely going to try that

[@lillianrestle1787]

You look so pretty! I love that they want you to look natural, rather than looking like you have a lot of makeup on! Love this!

[@Kairichi]

Omg I saw the original when it was uploaded here on yt 😂

[@Kairichi]

Alissa Springfield - you can see it in her description box ;)

[@missydeluxe3174]

I saw the original in 1951!

[@dreamdrop07]

"This is why I'm a college dropout" LOL I LOVE that you can joke about yourself!

[@LittleLattes]

This is so cool!! I didn’t know videos like that even existed

[@rachelm9046]

It's fun to see a different side of makeup. I really like colorful, transformative makeup, but simpler, natural looking makeup is really nice too.

[@Anna-ez9ou]

you should do a tutorial for the hairstyle at the end!

[@elliecat6006]

The way they did their mascara is very amusing :) .

[@paulinapms]

very beautiful, reminds me of how my grandma used to do her makeup when she was young :)