Cv Babyyy how would anyone be alive from the 1920s for example. Not that many

isabelle Gonzalez •3• if they were from late 20s, they would be in their 90s, there is a possibly that they’re still alive.

Abigail Oakwill But then they grew up in the 30’s, not the 20’s

*betty white has entered the chat*

Cy Babyyy awesomeness! Or at the very least (if it's a 30s hairstyle) talk about it & show old pictures if they can't demonstrate it!

ya i was wondering abt the messy bun too!!!

Hell it's been been a thing since 2003 or so

Laver constantine i think she was talking about how it got like popular and trendy

@@tothmancometh yea we were doing it since our older sisters and etc were doing since 2003 so in turn all us Myspace kids and so on started doing it so its not 2010 staple. Just stating the obvious, I want it right. That's like saying the two pieces framing the face and wearing a bandana was 2003 when that was one of its last years since it really came from the 90s like Aliyah.

@@constantine9142 *actually* ahem. The video isn't showing when different hairstyles were created, it's about the hairstyles that were *popular* in certain decades. Yes the messy bun was created in 2000s but it became much more *popular* in the 2010s. The whole video is about when different hairstyles became popular. I hope that clears it up for you.

You don't know that, some people might have

I would have lol but yeah Ik what you mean

Look were you born at the 70s or somethin thats when the original Star Wars movie came ok

The title of the video is "100 years of Updos", no one said they were everyday hairstyles ...

@@Mogo-chan ikr

How?

@@serra2695 I get and respect the fact that they are trying to educate people about fashion and cosmetics history, but even though I believe they are quite thorough in their research, the execution is quite poor. For some reason, they always end up looking rather modern (possibly because the hairstylists chosen have a modern education). For one, the 1920s hair isn't styled enough, it is way too loose. Women of colour especially were the best at doing marcel waves (look at Josephine Baker, for example); no woman up until the 1960s would have been caught dead with straight hair. The 1930s updo is rather loose too, but still the most historically accurate. The 1940s victory rolls are too over the top, and the hairscarf would have covered most of the hair in 90% of cases because it wasn't just an accessory to accentuate the hairstyle. The 1950s are also exaggerated and look a bit to pin-upy for day to day wear, even formal wear. The 1960s shape is just... totally wrong, I can't even begin to explain it. Look at vintage pics of women wearing bouffants and tell me you don't see a difference. As for 1970s... well doing only Princess Leia is a choice, but it was far from common among actual women. I can't comment much after that, I was cringing so much I just stopped watching. Once again, the intention is great, amazing. I just don't want people who have no clue and are trying to educate themselves to be mislead

I can agree, I'm not a fashion historian but as a history nerd, it made me cringe.

Sister Keslyn Same lmao

True,.........

Usually their hair was set and they would go back in a week. Stinky hair back then lol

Super strong hairspray and dry shampoo. You kept your hairstyle going for as ling as you could.

ur not funny Go back to the kitchen

I once read a book that said there were times when the girls would have their hair done up with paper stuffed into the beehive to plump it up, then wear it so long it would get infested with insects. I doubt was the norm but the fact that it happened at all is horrifying.

Personally I really loved the beehive look. I actually had it for over 4 years!! I know its not everyones taste but hey I loved it hehe.

g gonzie 😂😂😂

gwen I- LMAOO

I’d do that, tbh.

😅 Those were the days!! 🤣

I wear them now. Never back then 🤷‍♀️

@@kitamcguire2509 I couldn’t because my mum insisted that I had to have short hair in the 90’s.

Omg yes! I was sure they were going to include braids but they didnt

Yes! French braids is so iconically 80”s! Every 80s girl rocked French braids. Such a miss!

They look like crap. My buns never look like I wrestled a bear.

Most of these are pretty bad, but actually, I thought her space buns were kind of cute. Haha

corn rows*

Sylvia Tresselt no, corn rolls not the corn rows. I’m talking about the style that looks like a basket but it’s not a basket. I know corn rows are the straight back braids.

hayabusahime when I googled corn rolls it said did you mean corn rows oh and also there’s no such thing cuz working at a hair salon we were never taught anything like that but it’s whatever

Sylvia Tresselt they’re called French twist/French roll. I was calling them the wrong name. But my point still stands. Those and the baskets were iconic. I was wearing those styles as a kid in the early 2000s.

lol corn rolls. sounds delicious 😂

I was really excited for that one too :/

Possibly because so much of the 70's hair was long, straight and sleek.

@@PrincessSixThirteen wedge cuts (Lady Diana, Dorothy Hamil,) and feathered hair (Farrah Fawcett.) Also, Corn Rows (Cicely Tyson, Stevie Wonder,) Gerri Curls........

@@miriamhavard7621 I didn't say there weren't other options. I will point out that a lot of those options don't really go "up". What I was trying to say is that they didn't want to actually research it.

i was looking for farrah fawcett hair in the 70s when i was watching this video

Well, having a friend to do the back helps.

@@Tina06019 I feel attacked. What about the people who....... Nah never mind.

😂

I was about to comment that. While it may be an iconic movie hairdo, it doesn't make sense to put it in a video of most popular updos of each decade worn.

Yes.........

Actually.... they did. LOL. I saw a picture of some students during the 70's at a highschool function, and a girl in a mini skirt had those buns. LOL.

yeah, and most girls wore their hair down, my mom says that not many girls had their hairs in eccentric updos.

Indiegirl007 I’m sure but I don’t imagine many grown women went into a salon and showed a picture of Carrie Fisher on set of a new hope and said I want this ya know? Maybe the space buns would work in a decade trend video but not in updos popular by decade.

Billie Holiday! She was a beauty in person and voice! ❤️

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@Charise Bejarano But we will never forget old slow jazz of the 20's to the hard rock and roll of the 50's what times!

@Charise Bejarano The 20's was the best time ever lots of events happened in that decade with the era of freedom, Flappers, the prohibition of drinking, women getting the right to vote, the wall street crash...

@Charise Bejarano My most favorite event that happened in the 20's is the voting rights for women

Not such a great time for POC.

@@zahara1115 What?

same here. we had no Claires back then

Big Little Girl We did have Claire’s but they were a bit more expensive. Why pay more when you can get a whole package of butterfly clips for a dollar.

@@MartVale1 We, in Poland, had no Claires XD

Same here. Except they were sold in the $2 shops in Australia.

Especially as the 70’s was about counterculture.

ThisIsViridus you should buy a new one, your current one is defective

Well, she or he isn't wrong! 😅 I used to wear my curls like that but only put one at the top of my head.. it actually was pretty cute..or so I thought! 😊

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Gabrielle Littman hello

The Jersey poof! Lol I hated it then cause too many made it extreme and ridiculous.

Hey there!

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Agreed

The Gibson Girl ideal was more early 1900s. 1910s would be better portrayed with loose coils framing the face with a curled bun or updo at the back of the head.

@@wegotthistogether9443 True but she should of been in the video

Julian Castro your so right

Big Little Girl It was better than the last one I saw, where you could see daylight through the rolls!

@OliveThe GeminiGacha U don't need to correct meh okay! I'm still learning, I'm not 100% good at English.

@OliveThe GeminiGacha and it was just a mistake that I didn't notice. Wut did U expected kids to be like?

@OliveThe GeminiGacha I'm kinda new to English last year, so I'm not that good at English, but a bit much better.

Sarah Michie I know, right?!

lol

it's ok. it's hair, it will grow back. and when it does, you can try all these fun styles.