Marie Antoinette - Tutorial | Beauty Beacons

[@pierinasofiaacunaponcedele1505]

My mom: How should your hair look like? Me: Something formal. My mom:

[@nicole_beaumont]

😂

[@marvel096]

SHE’s not wrong tho 😂

[@vanitypurplerain]

Also yes Marie Antoinette did once wear a ship replica on her hair. She wore the ship to represent the French Navel victory against the English. The ship was known as the Belle Poule. Rose Bertin was the one who created this hair accessory.

[@mariak9086]

Aaaaah ship not SHEEP!!! And i was like she put a FREAKING sheep on her head??

[@satanswife2546]

ive seen that painting before, I was in love with it

[@gabyr.883]

"hey dude, my hair is a bote"

[@elenamizrachi4886]

I needed a Marie Antoinette hairstyle for a costume party and my wig didn't arrive - your tutorial saved my day! Thank you so much!

[@d.m2506]

*Head pound* costume party? ugh

[@MANMARTRE]

Marie-Antoinette created a HUGE scandal and faux pas when she wore, for the first time, in public her pouf hair style to her husbands coronation as King of France...Nobody had worn a pouf hair style in the court and it was considered taboo to flaunt a new style 1) at the coronation 2) to upstage the king...But Marie-Antoinette continued to do things that would shock the people and the monarchies of Europe until her death..Sadly she was the scapegoat for many of the problems of the nation, and her execution didn't alleviate the problems in the least nor did the revolution.

[@MANMARTRE]

An old theatre trick...take a 2-3 foot longhair piece, blow up a balloon long, 2 feet is perfect for a dramatic effect, then you take a heavy duty lacquer and wet the hair and place it around the balloon so that the loos is a giant cone head of air hiding the balloon..let this dry, then you can pop the balloon and the hair should be hard, there are gels that work as well, and certain lacquers for art you can use too...then pin this to the head and you may start applying the hair or pin this to a wig and construct the wig around the solid ballon shaped base, the hairs are ideal for pinning the outer hair/wig to....

[@wonderland2023]

God bless her

[@mariashaki89]

She ripped off Georgiana Cavendish Duchess of Devonshire who was friend of hers. She debuted the big hair first.

[@juanitarichards1074]

As queen she was expected to set the fashions and promote French fashion and silks etc.

[@juanitarichards1074]

@@mariashaki89 No, it was the other way around, and these fashions quickly spread throughout Europe.

[@llt8101]

Ancient Godesses were beauty icons. Can you do some of them, please? Not how they look in more modern paintings but how they look in the sculptures and whatever else, from the times when they were actually worshipped. Dianna would be nice to see.

[@fionafiona1146]

Roman emperes are fun.

[@vanitypurplerain]

Rose Bertin is the one who invented the pouf hairstyle during this time period. She first created the hairstyle for the Duchess de Chartres which was later adopted by Marie Antoinette once she became a patron of Rose Bertin in 1774. Rose Bertin was the first fashion designer and also the first celebrity stylist, also she knew how to dress and style hair as well. Some misinformed people do not believe Rose Bertin was the first fashion designer. I however have found extensive evidence to prove that Rose Bertin was indeed the first fashion designer. I'm writing a book on this historical figure now! Thanks for the video : )

[@missraslan1523]

vanitypurplerain that’s really cool good luck on your book!

[@arimarianne7528]

Cool! I hope the writing goes very well :)

[@Lamaspucke]

You are a true master, this looks amazing! I can hardly believe you did it all by yourself.

[@starlovestarlight]

All I can say is wow. I love how knowledgable you are and how informative you make your videos. You're such an amazing person.

[@leafarramirez8559]

Jane Austin and/or Frida Kahlo would be AMAZING.

[@pairsofjacks]

+Leafar Ramirez I agree, Frida Kahlo and Jane Austen would be amazing! :)

[@se7ensaranghae10]

yes, Frida Kahlo would be great

[@dianadzhenkova4343]

I would love to see Diane/Diana de Poitiers,Anastasia Romanov, Eleanor of Aquitaine, Queen Victoria, or Eleanor of Bulgaria

[@melmelodies8730]

You could probably use a squishy as a cushion. Light weight, good shape, doesn’t wobble, pre made, and you can even squish it down!

[@woolhatlovebeads]

I love this series so much!! I'd love to see Mary, queen of Scots :)

[@MeredithHammett]

+Nata Tucker Yesss!!! Great idea.

[@the.astralab]

Me toooooo!!!!

[@Mikkibriteside]

Very cute...must have.been quite a challenge to comb back out. 😱

[@Harry-cy5vz]

Yeah I'm surprised victorians were able to stop their hair from turning into dreadlocks from all the cleaning and backcombing

[@gabyr.883]

They mostly used wigs

[@MeredithHammett]

This one has been my favorite thus far. Love the bits of history interwoven into the tutorials. I read Abundance by Sena Jeter Naslund a few years ago, and her take on Marie Antoinette and her life at court was so beautifully written. Probably one of my favorite novels.

[@jodidonaldson2923]

amazing and beautiful to see someone so young, so very passionate about history! great job!!

[@LindaCasey]

Brilliant .. the part where her hair was taller than anyone she would have met anyway so it didn't matter whether there was a flaw up there or not.

[@graceswan4353]

“Go for the most extravagant 18th century gown that you have” you know sometimes I wish I could :,)

[@bethanyguerrero1411]

Wow! This would make an amazing costume! Great job on the hair, it is no small feat. How long did it take you and how long was the deconstruction??

[@rubana7487]

poor marie she must have had a bad heaache...

[@fuzzytheduck]

Until her head got chopped off...

[@jensutton7476]

Rubana Manzur lmao😆

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@jensutton7476 So, you find humor in beheadings?!? Oookkaaay..🙄🙄✝️⚜️⚜️

[@recklesscherry3802]

@@CroixdeLorraine Sooo you can't understand humor? Ooook

[@CroixdeLorraine]

@@recklesscherry3802 Guess I can't understand yours, I suppose...

[@MissWitchiepoo]

I had a hairdresser for many years who was an expert in my country on historical hairstyles. She used me as a model for a show once where I was made up as Madame Lamballe. I also had my hair made like Marie Antoinettes by her for a party I was going to. Having to sleep with that door was very very hard:) Getting it all washed out again also very very hard:) My teenager daughter also had historical hair styles done for a while. It is really fun to try these kind of styles it makes you feel so different:) And with the right dress I felt like a queen:)

[@MissWitchiepoo]

I didn't mean door but doo haha

[@LaGataVerde]

i love your creativity!! your channel is original and amaizing!! congrats!!!

[@EELClove98]

this is absolutely incredible. im actually going to beauty school to do this exact type of thing, to do historically accurate make up and hair for movie sets

[@pariagharibi9983]

Omg I just found your channel by accident!! I’m in love with your hair tutorials! I love how you recreate the old fashion hair styles!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@lornakeatley4287]

Just thought I'd add that Marie Antoinette also had a personal stylist Léonard who styled all her amazing wigs!

[@guillaumedolle21]

Just a suggestion , i think it would have been easier on 3rd day hair + lots of dry shampoo (color , volume ...) I definitely loved this though

[@BethVictorsson]

I can hardly believe your hair survived this! Lol incredible job!!!

[@zeuhi812]

Wahoo! This is impressive! You rock the powdered hair!

[@ellyzmgb]

I just love how you have researched your subjects! I just adore your intellect and mini history sessions! 😘😘 Keep it up.

[@Southernpinesranch]

Wish I didn't have a real job and could do awesome hair styles all day lol let's bring that back!!! 😂 fancy parties!! Feasts!!! Walks in the gardens!! But with like our rights, AC, and all of the other amazing things that have made our lives easier and more comfortable lol

[@888em]

Now I know what costume should I have on Halloween

[@jamescarlton6016]

one thing i have to mention is that when you applied to blush its actually called Rouge and was very popular with the young Dauphine and you apply it very heavily so much so that it looks like two plums either side of your cheeks

[@LilianaCroush]

Since you've done Marie Antoinette now, which is late 18th century, could you maybe do Madame de Pompadour and make an earlier 18th century hairstyle?

[@skirtsndresses745]

So cute. I love your hair so much. I wish my hair was long enough!

[@phannyhearts8720]

love it how you talk about them and then show us how to do the hair style!! 💜 just discovered your channel #subscribed :)

[@warmestglow]

Oh my gosh; FLOUR!! Washing that out must have been a nightmare! :D Love your channel, love your creativity and desire to re-create so many historical and modern looks. It's fascinating to see how fashion has evolved. Best from Vancouver! x

[@autumbliss8738]

Yay! I couldn't stop looking at that hair the whole time! You put so much effort in your videos its incredible. Ideas: Mary Queen Of Scots, Mary Pickford, Jane Austen & Lady Diana :)

[@sunnypup1971]

Not Diana for gods sake 😂

[@gabyr.883]

Yesss

[@kelseam5311]

Recent subscriber, but I just wanted to tell you that I love your channel. You seem so down to earth and relatable. I get excited when I see you release a new video like "ooh girl what style are you doing today!". Keep up the great work! - Kelsea

[@zeuhi812]

As a coussin I oftently use kanekalon hair, it's cheap and lighter than tissu and you can get really nice bouffant shapes out of it once you tease it.

[@aleswell5316]

Amazing effort you put into that video, as with all your others. I hope undoing everything wasn't as bad as I would imagine.

[@ToraTakahiro]

You've done an amazing job, your hair looks really authentic! I have a few suggestions: Coco Chanel, Queen Elizabeth I, Ninon de Lenclos, Helen of Troy, Tamara Lempicka, Jane Morris (the pre-Raphaelite muse)

[@angelaf242]

awesome video :) aslo I noticed before you put you hair up that it's super shiny, how do you get it like that? Your hair is so beautiful

[@Loepsie]

+Angela F Thank you! There's a hair care routine video on my channel if you'd like to know more about how I take care of my hair :) kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5PYqpmqfrF0aMk

[@angelaf242]

+Loepsie I guess missed that video, tysm :)

[@angelaf242]

+Loepsie and you're very welcome :)

[@AbintraValerius]

Beautiful work, you're always so dedicated! I still suggest Lily Elsie for an edwardian time beauty :D also Helen Kane for a 1920's beauty icon!

[@marieselenius6632]

Hi Loepsie! I looove your 18th century hair tutorials, and was wondering if you could do the coiffure l’Enfant, like the hair they hade in the late 18th ! Pleaseee 😉

[@marcellacortland6674]

Loepsie, you are super cute, and this video is superb! I'm going for the big hair!

[@DiamondGirlMW]

I stumbled on your channel from a Brad Mondo link in a hair tutorial. I am so very impressed with your knowledge and ability to create these very elaborate hair fashions. I am sure they had whole teams of stylists to do this. I subscribed, and as they say, fell down the rabbit hole...binge watching your videos. I don't have a lot of historical knowledge, but am fascinated with everything. I first would like to say I think you are amazing!!! 💖💖💖. Second, I would love to see and learn more about Mary Queen of Scott's. ( I hope my total lack of knowledge didn't butcher that 😃) I love love all of the 17th and 18th century ...everything 😍💖. Thank you for all the very hard work you put into this to bring to your followers. You are amazing!!!!!!

[@robinsietsema5537]

Can you please do Geisha next?

[@Loepsie]

+Robin Sietsema I'm kind of looking for actual historical people for this series rather than groups, is there any specific Geisha you're interested in?

[@robinsietsema5537]

+Loepsie The Geisha Yoha, her real name is Chiso Takaoka :)

[@ceslestrialfairy]

Mineko Iwasaki was another famous geisha. Who inspired memoirs. But then wrote her own biography

[@the.astralab]

PLEASE DO OMG

[@tamaring2108]

Oh my gosh... your poor hair.. at least you'll have a good reason to do a "My favorite damage repair products" video.:) great job as always! This was fun!

[@gallardohairstudio9934]

you're so cute. I'm gonna have to bring this hair look back .

[@jukodebu]

+www.Gallardohairdesign.com GAG

[@mieltoledo9166]

She looks so pretty with any kind of style

[@annawhatsername4466]

Wow this is amazing! I love your series :)

[@peterwhisperwind9162]

Hahaha. I had to come back to this one. I enjoyed it much.

[@verna1630]

I love french history and french historical beauty and clothing.

[@elizabethdalloway]

This was absolutely amazing!!! You're the best, really. Can I suggest Grace Kelly and Marlene Dietrich? :)

[@lillyhayworth9039]

Another beautiful video! Please do Eleanor of Aquitaine or Nefertiti next:)

[@hangingwithbren]

Could you do Cleopatra or Mary queen of Scotland

[@madelinefleischmann3534]

What is the lip stain you're using? It looks fantastic!

[@monzibijleveldvincenti8330]

We need someone to rock this look at Coachella next year.

[@yumeyoru735]

She's not considered a beauty icon, but I think it would be wonderful if you recreated Mary Read, the most known woman for practising piracy.

[@woolncathairs]

For Marie Antoinette, she also had her front hairline plucked because very high foreheads were in fashion. She hated it. She was a ginger, btw.

[@alexac4293]

I always wondered how they got their hair to look like that

[@HeatherAlloway]

You should do Mata Hari, please :D

[@sadkitty9227]

the fiiirst ! I love this channel

[@Loepsie]

+SAD KITTY Thank you! :D

[@wotcherfrida]

Love this! Grace Kelly would be great to see!

[@wotcherfrida]

+pumpkinfizz Francoise Hardy and Ingrid Bergman would also be really interesting!

[@CelesteGhelfi]

Jane Austen, please?

[@MusicLooover7]

Is there any tutorial on the late medieval hairstyle where there are like two big bumps on the left and the right top on the head? I don't know how tondescribe it...

[@l.k.9982]

janet stephens has a tutorial on that, the title is something with "nuremburg chronicles hairstyle" i believe

[@amyjones3262]

Thanks! I've already started on my wig but your tips are going to help me finish it!

[@iridisoculos7666]

I'd love Farrah Fawcett or Amy Winehouse! You have done an amazing job so far in all your videos!! You're so so talented!

[@amyslingsby6947]

Iridis Oculos Ooh Farrah is a great idea!

[@awolfkissedbyfire]

I saw this tutorial in the All About History magazine and thought it looked familiar!!!

[@theBluePanda16]

I looove this series :DD it looks super voluptuous xD I have kind of a private question.. Is youtube actually your job?

[@Loepsie]

+Hantoren It doesn't support me fully so I have a couple of jobs on the side, but KZbin & my blog are my main occupation :)

[@taniathepirate]

I love Marie A! She is my beauty icon!

[@en.z9032]

Could tell me the lip color and the name of the brand please...I lovedddd it :)

[@Courtney_Blake]

You're so amazingly good at doing this!

[@instaglam7508]

I bet your arms hurt all that up combing and pinning but u did a great recreation of Victorian period hair ,

[@katiegrace6968]

I would love to see a video of washing/combing this out of your hair! I can imagine it would be a big process

[@monikaszydel1395]

Your movie is a really good lesson for me. I am study on makeup artistry and I have to do baroque hairstyle in my project. Would you like to advise me on what type of curler to use for this type of hairstyle. And what type of hairspray do you recommend? Your unswear i can use as my work experience 😆😆 Thanks Xxx

[@naturallystefany8995]

Okay She needs to be the lead for a movie on Marie Antoinette!! I’d go watch her 😁👏🏽

[@AdelaideBeemanWhite]

Could you do one on Elizabeth I next please!

[@asfandyarkhan2824]

Adelaide Beeman-White . Bad 😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬😬🙊🙊🙊🙊🙊🙊🙊🙊👹👹👹👹👹👹

[@Danny30011980]

Well they also used kitchen flour back in the day. I heard some time it was used so much that there was a shortage in flour because of that :-) You are very creative re-creating all these hairstyles

[@kittycrazy9630]

Do you have an iron straigtener? Did you ever hear about Mr Sam Villa? Watch some of his videos and give me the news?

[@AbhishekMazumder]

Queen Elizabeth, Queen Victoria, Queen Mary & Cixi are the styles worth trying out. Love to see them!

[@_antarjyoti]

Omg how did you get this hair smooth again 😯

[@amberfrazier575]

Why type of brush did you use on your concealer? Also a wad of tooling rolled up is what they use for sock buns and can be found at JO ANN fabrics for a couple dollars.

[@OoMASEoO]

A teasing brush with boar bristles will change your life... you teasing all that hair with a comb made my bones hurt 🤤

[@lilafaymunoz676]

would you do these styles as they did back then using gadgets ... like they did use to style

[@Loepsie]

+Lila Fay Munoz That would destroy my hair 😜 They'd use iron curlers heated by fire and then set the hair with pig fat. Hope you understand why I won't go that authentic, haha!

[@lilafaymunoz676]

awesome thanks for the fast reply. you're awesome💞💞💞

[@VindaRoseRizadiSparkles]

How do you make your hair up like that?

[@hannahd6035]

Could you do Jane Austen please? 😄

[@aurorasartorialis7092]

What was the word you used for the curled locks coming forward from the nape of the neck?

[@VirgoINFP]

You are so talented!!!

[@CallieMasters5000]

That's some wackadoo hair! I never understood why they loved to powder the hair so much.

[@Marita_Moods]

Wow this is great!! I love your Beauty Beacons videos :D

[@0LasUchiha0]

omg I need my hair to be longer so I can make this ** amazing!! ^^

[@irisl7817]

Amazing! I'm loving your beauty beacons series. How about Grace Kelly?

[@TheTristan4343]

I love your videos!! Keep up the good work! :D

[@NannaMoilanen]

how bad was it to wash this out? Great video :)

[@ryanloader437]

Elizebeth Woodvile (the white queen) please x

[@madison9094]

This looks amazing on you!!!

[@elsiecheyne1042]

What's the curling iron you use? Love your videos

[@ИванВолков-с1д8е]

Aren't the 2 curls from the sides WAY more curlier? As in doll hair curly?

[@peterciotti2620]

Beautiful presentation, as you!

[@redkween1637]

What did Marie use to make her hair so big? I didn't catch that in the video.

[@DEAD-FROM-NY]

Viagra

[@Niobesnuppa]

People in the 1770's (which is when hairstyles were the biggest) usually wore small pillows in their hair to make it bigger without adding too much weight, which was then covered with hair to hide it.