Greek hair is so beautiful and romantic

I'm really glad that this series exists because you really delve into the history of hairstyles. In a lot of videos you see people being so focused on staying modern and hip that they insist it's just "inspired" by a certain century, rather than going all in like you do here. It's very creative of you to do this.

hair and makeup of asia would be cool too for the historical series! like india, china, japan, the south east, and korea

I love how Ancient Greece appreciated natural beauty

When I was in Greece I saw a ton of people with absolutely gorgeous natural curls. So I don't think all Greeks back then had to curl their hair) Great video though!

Loved this one! I think Ancient Greek hair was so pretty and elegant!

I am really loving this series. So excited for the next episode.

I love the history aspects of your videos. I only wish they were longer cuz I like them so much: )

Beautiful! You should do a hair history on different victorian hair styles! Make a long one!

Had no idea about the hair being used as "handle" during war and that it was a reason for men to shave. Interesting! Also, the Greek-inspired hairstyle is lovely. :)

Curls in ancient greek are called "vostrichi". :P These series are just something else!!! Keep up the good work and I hope you visit Greece someday! :)

Could you maybe do a hair tutorial inspired by ancient asia???

what a lovely series i just discovered! thank you for sharing this, I have very similar hair to yours looking forward to the inspiration!

This was my favorite series of videos you ever did! Coming back to watch them again nearly 6 years later. 😉

This is so lovely! I love the look of wrapping the hair through the ribbon. I would wear this today.

Love his series! I pass them on to my granddaughter who has very long hair. At 16 she is learning lovely ancient ways to wear her hair! 🌹

This is so beautiful. Those waves are awesome. Good job Lucy , I’m glad you do your homework and research for these hairstyles. Very informative and interesting.

this is beautiful! and I am loving hearing the bits of history!!

Came over from Zabrena's channel and now a new subscriber. Look forward to watching more of your videos.

Lucy, I so wish I had your adept hair skills! You're so amazing! I love everything you do! Thanks for this awesome series!!!

This was fantastic! Thanks for sharing!

So beautiful! Live this series!

I love this series! Can't wait for the next one!

Liked this video before i even watched it:) I'm from Greece so i had a good reason!! Great series Lucy keep up the good work!

I love your videos! Thank you!!

Very lovely and simple to do. thank you

This hairstyle is amazing and it fits you really well!

Loved the video. I would love if you had an extended version.

I love these. I learn so much and then get a cute hairdo idea. Perfect!

I just watched your videos 3. This is very good. Keep up the good work.

Love this series! Also loved the makeup history as well. :)

So simple and pretty! I read they used wool ribbons or thick yarn, as it is not likely to slide. I am going to try this!

Thank you so much for this video, I was looking forward to something like this, I am greek and I just admire how women's were doing their makeup, hair and genuinely their take care routine, I watched a history documentary some days ago and this vid is just such a perfect fit

WOW! this hairstyle is excellent! So beautiful&easy!

Love your hair videos!

I'm really loving how you can combine your studies in history (which I love) with your passion, aka beauty! I would really like to have you as a "real" friend, because I really feel that we could go on well with each other :)

OMG I love this series! I love history and I love hair! What could be better?

I really, really like your history tutorials; especially the hair history. I'm a bit more into hair than makeup, but your makeup tutorials are awesome too. It's so refreshing to see someone investigate the history behind a look/looks, instead of just demonstrating. It's very important to understand where things come from, so that you know their meaning, and then the subject becomes more valuable to you. Some of these historical styles are modified and worn today, and now people will know where these styles originated from. There are not very many historical resources for hair and makeup like there are for fashions. I love history and especially the history of "looks". So naturally I was very excited to stumble upon your channel. You do a good, thorough, job on your historical facts, and ending the videos with a hair tutorial on the period is so genius. Your an intelligent woman, and we need more of that. Thank you for all your hard work; and I've now been able to add a few new (lady like) hair styles to my repertoire. (One more thing. It's hard to be a lady like woman among a sea of unladylike influence. I am very lady like, and constantly looking for styles that reflect my self respect and modesty. You have helped me to add a couple of new modest, but feminine looks to my repertoire. These historical styles were worn by self respecting modest women, thus they reflect modesty and beauty. Thank your for taking the time to show the styles meanings and how to do them.)

I love this series (as well as the previous one). Kisses from Greece :)

Kisses from Greece :)

Definitely trying this tomorrow

This hairstyle could be used if you wanted to cosplay as Belle, from Beauty and the Beast!!!

I truely loved this video :D

I love all your hair tutorials but that was one of your best tutorial , I love your hair too !!! P.S. I'm Greek and I'm proud of my origin !!! I LOVE GREECE AND I LOVE YOU AND YOUR TUTORIALS !!! 💞💞💞

I wish I had a high crowned head like Loesie. The top of my head is relatively flat, so any second ribbon will just slide off the back of my head.

Your hair is soo Greek chic I love it!! 🧡

I think this one you are wearing at the beginning of this video is my favourite one....very nice ❤️😘❤️

i love your videos

Hey, *****

I love whenever you do hairstyles that involve ribbons or necklace chains. Would you please consider giving the measurments of the ribbions and necklaces involved? Just to give us a base of measurement? It's frustrating when you're exited for a new hairstyle, and then realize your ribbon is to small...again! Keep up the good work!

I love it!!!

This looks really good on you :)

I didn´t had a hair Ribbon so i took a round big braided Thing.. it worked ! thank you. And i curled all of my hair before.. it´s Looking good. i think i can go out like that.

In the playlist you created, there is one video that is set to private and I think it is the Egyptian video that you refer to here.

Love from Indonesia,I love your channel, please make more ,coz your gorgeous

any ideas for doing this with natural curls? because i can't like, brush them. but i do love the look. but also the more natural curls are handled, the frizzier/spazzier/greasier they get.

A lot of Greek women had very long, thick and wavy hair as attested to by the art of the period. Think of our current day actress Melina Kanakaredes as a prime example.

I wish the ancient Egypt video was still up. I wanted to see it so badly. :( 4 years too late I guess.

THIS WOMAN IS SO GORGEOUS. 😙😙😙 I CAN'T TELL IF SHE SHOULD EITHER BECOME A SUPERMODEL OR A FAMOUS MOVIE STAR.

Love this hairstyle! I wonder how you're doing these intricate hairstyles by yourself without being able to see the back of your head! You definitely have a talent when it comes to hair. The makeup could really stand to improve though... if you really don't wear blush or crazy eyeshadow colors, you should just get one of those all in one palettes so you can have an array of blush, eyeshadow, and lip colors.

Very interesting series! Could you explain how people washed their hair, and how often, through the ages? I’m wondering if they bound their hair up at times because it was greasy or to control lice.

You remind me a lot of Audrey Hepburn, even the way you turn your head...so cool!

nice

3:40 cousin it you look so stylish lol. Joking aside this is a really cute hair style.

You are really very beautiful n i like ur hairstyle..thankss

I am really too amazed how you create such fabulous hairstyles love watching your video you're cute

zabrena mentioned you in her Greek makeup tutorial.. that's how I got here. Like your videos so far! x

Women didn't often let their hair down. The hair was mostly fastened with headbands and ribbons so that it doesn't touch the back of your neck. It also had sometimes a kind of cone shape and some loose pieces coming out, but people wouldn't often let it down like that

Very beautiful

What about Celtic/Germanic/Pictish Hairstyles? :)

If you were NOT using heat on your hair, what kind of curlers would you use? My impulse is to do long, tidily wrapped rag curlers like they used in the early Victorian period for sausage curls, but I don’t know if that would be too structured.

Nooo is your Egypt video deleted? :'(

how do you do your own hair like that? i can't even do a simple braid on my own hair T~T

Soooo pretty

This looks very wearable!

I Have A Bigger Curling iron Is That OK?

My best greek friend has beautiful hair it is very long 🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷🇬🇷

I hear that they also found mono brows to be very desirable.

This look reminds me of Wendy Darling 😍

What is that glove? Is that a heat resistant glove?

Great video ! and tu es très jolie ;)

I have a question ms. lucy, how did the anicent greece curl their hair? I mean they didnt have tecnology back then. Can you show us how they did that ^^ the old fashion ways on curls

I think ancient people were more fashional in terms of dress up and hairstyles..

Very beautiful and feminine.

I'm curious as to how the ancient greeks curled their hair (granted it wasn't naturally curly)

I have a little funny story about hair and ancient Rome XD it's not about hairstyles though, sorry. Apuleius is a Roman author from the second century after Jesus Christ. He wrote a book called "The golden ass". in book 3 of this story, a witch's servant is supposed to take the hair of a young beautiful boy which the witch love, so that the witch can make him fall in love with her. The servant can't, and instead she take hair from wineskins that were juste made. The witch does her magic ritual, not knowing it's not human hair, and the three wineskins become alive. They go and fight with the main character of the story, an aristocrat named Lucius. Lucius is drunk, he doesn't know what's happening and he kills the three wineskins. The morning after, he realises he committed murder, and the city makes a false trial of this false murder, which is absolutely hilarious. After this incident, Lucius hears the truth from the servant and ask to try to do magic too. The servant by mistake maķes him into a donkey, and the remedy (simply roses), will only be available by morning. But then during the night thieves rob the house, take the donkey, then the donkey goes away, then he gets sold to a farmer; so on and so on while our poor Lucius try to find roses. It's hilarious, and bit 18+, go read it XD

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Zabrina brought me here!

that's genius. and one of the technologies that were lost when rome fell

How did Greeks curl their hair

WHO ARE YOU I AM FROM ANCIENT GREECE

oh man you should look up the vestal virgins' hairstyle. complicated & painful!!

looks like Belle

Buns? Sailor Moon buns?

1275

If you see Greek status you'll see women wearing their hair in several braids looping through ornaments and they look quite complicated.Strange...

Why do Greeks have curly hairs ?

what is your race/ethnicity?

Que d'adresse,que de grâce, que e beauté, pour te coiffer, bravo!!! Surtout méfie toi du coiffeur et du tatoueur, les deux principaux ennemis de ta beauté.

You are so beautiful aapko to next miss world ban na chahiye plz try krna