5 Easy Victorian Inspired Vintage Hairstyles | Tutorial | Kathryn Marie
- Posted on 26 August, 2016
- Easy Hairstyles
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I really hate the sound of my own voice, I am such an awkward duck.
5 of my favourite vintage/romantic, Victorian style hairstyles to do, for everyday, formal or Steampunk events :) This could also work well for an alternative, steampunk or even gothic look.
These can work for medium to long hair, and with any luck this video should explain well enough how to create these victoriana updo hairstyles yourself.
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Hi everyone today, I'm going to be showing you how to do these five easy, heedless hairstyles inspired by the Victorian era. Right, let's get started then. First, what you don't need to do is part your hair down the back of your head into two sections. You don't have to have a middle parting for this next you're, going to take a small section of hair an inch or so and start twisting it away from your face, keep adding small sections of hair as you go feeding it into the twist. Keep this twist going to almost all the way down to the end of your hairline, then secure with a bobby pin. I just use one for this, but you can use more if you need to and then taking the rest of your half and that half of your head, that's afraid it in a regular English braid. This will help hold your twist in place and then secure with an elastic, do exactly the same on the other side, next grab a hair band and tie both the braids together at the bottom, and this is the finished look. This is definitely the easiest one, but I still think is really cute on for next style now, similarly to before you're going to want to grab sectors of hair and start whisking back away from your face and this time you're going to end it just behind your Ear, you can push the hair upwards if you want to create more volume, then secure with a bobby pin do exactly the same on the other side again, just like before start braiding, your hair in a regular English braid all the way down till the end. This will help secure the twist do exactly the same on the other side. This time, we're going to do is cross both plants over each other and tie it as if you're about to tie a shoelace, I like to add a bobby pin in the middle, to keep the hair together to give shorter hair. You can finish here that has my hair's longer, I'm going to tie it in another, not secured bobby pins, where needed you can use as many or as little as you like at this point, you might have some ends. Sticking out. What I'm going to do is just grab the hair and start tucking it away in any way which feels comfortable when you're done. You can pull a few strands of hair out the side of your meaty. Unless the finished look for this one again, I'm going to split my hair into now this time, women to add a little bit hairspray, you can add to try shampoo or sea salt spray if you need to, but this hair story going to need ruffle, textured, hair And pulling my hair into pigtails one side with the end of it, hiding just behind my ear. What I'm going to do now is create a rope braid. The easiest way I find to do this is to split into two sections and start to twist, one of them away from your face: bang crossover and, with the same hand, twist away from your face and again cross over and twist away from your face. You can continue this process until you reach the end of your hair. You need to make sure you twist this hair very tight, otherwise it could unravel when you get to the end, secure it with elastic and pray that it doesn't fall out, and I recommend using some hairspray to hold it together when you're done. If you're brave, you can take up the elastic that held your head together, the top I wasn't feeling brave today now decide, which is your best looking braid and drape it over the top of your head grab a couple of bobby pins. I like to pin it right at the end to hold it over my head and then in the middle to keep it nice and tight. Do exactly the same on the other side, using the braid to hide the hair bands and bobby pins. It doesn't matter if they're sticking out a little bit now. At this point, I was really wishing I had taken the top bands out. If you need to further hide the hair, you can always add a hairband or some clips or some flowers for this next style. I'M going to need the complete opposite: I'm gon na need nice shiny, smooth hair, so I'm just gon na add a little bit of hair oil. Straight hair is probably better for this. When I've done this, I'm gon na section the hair for the front right down to the air and again on the other side. So I've got two pieces of hair hanging on either side. In my face with the hair at the back, I'm going to grab it and pull it into a low, smooth, ponytail make sure you've got my pomace by smoothing out with a comb. If you need to next once again, you're gon na do a regular English braid by done until the end then make a bun doesn't have to be any particular type of bun. Just whatever way is comfortable for you, I'm just going to brush you the size. In my hair and on the side nearest, my hair, I'm gon na take about an inch of hair and separate it from the rest with the hair near is the front I'm going to start loosely braiding it until the end. If the braids not thick enough, you can always massage it and pull it apart, while taking both these sections of hair, I'm going to drape over the bun and secure it with a bobby pin or to make sure the ends aren't sticking out once again, I'm gon Na do exactly the same on the other side, this is a very symmetrical and formal look. You can always pull a few strands of hair onto the side if you need to for this style, I'm going to use a side parting you don't have to, but I just wanted to change things up a bit. I'M going to grab the section of hair from the front and lightly twist it and it back to frame the face and then do exactly the same on the other side grab a section of hair from one side of your face by an inch or two thick And start twisting it I'm going to have to apologize about the camera angle. At the moment, what I'm doing is is once I twisted the hair back is pulling it apart kind of like I did with massage in the braid. What this is going to do is give the illusion of curls, and then I'm just going to pin that section of hair right onto the other side of my head. Now, I'm going to do exactly the same way. Other side taking an intro to section of hair and then pulling it apart. This doesn't have to be neat at all. This can be as messy as you like once again on the other side of the head, twisting it and then pulling it apart, you can pull this apart as little or as a lot as you like then secure it. Each side of the bobby pin repeat this alternating from side to side we can do now is take a moment to massage the hair. That'S already pinned up, you can put our part and tussle it as much as you like. This is not a neat style at all. If you've got a lot of hair like me or your hair's too long, you may find they've run out of room on your head. We can do here, let's grab all the hair, that's left twist it just like before and pull it apart, but this time make a loose bun and then just pin it in whatever way you can and that's it for this romantic look. What I'm going to do is add a little flowery hairband just to finish it off, and that's it this vintage hair tutorial. I hope you enjoyed it. Please feel free to like comment and subscribe. Thank you very much.
Comments
Rachel Maksy: I love this! You are so beautiful. :)
Lunavre: This is the best, most doable, tutorial for Victorian hairstyles I could find
Erin Lou: I work in a performing museum set in the Victorian era and this is so perfect
Tara: I can't wait till my hair grows out so I can try some of these :)
Elle-Iza Logan: How I wish I had more, thicker hair. *sigh I always had very long hair but couldn't do anything with it, because it is so thin, so finally gave myself a pixie cut. But I love to watch you creating those beautiful styles.
Shali MV: Thank you for the wonderful and quick hairstyles. You look beautiful !
Bellebon: This is such an awesome video! I can't wait to try these hairstyles and you explain how to do them so well! I'd def going to try them out and see what people think <3
XtremeKaiba: I love these, I'm growing my hair back out but even with my medium length hair I've been doing Victorian type styles as well as fairy.
Marcena M: oh my gosh this is so lovely, can't wait to try them out! And those styles look absolutely stunning on you =)
Fernanda Carvalho: Penteados incríveis! Um mais belo que o outro
Erin Rohde: I love these hairstyles! They are so cool! And your tutorial was easy to follow!
Ashhari Jaywardena: Your hairstyles look convincingly Victorian, your methods were clearly explained and easy to follow and you looked beautiful in all five styles! Thank you so much for sharing your hacks with the world! I'm going to have a ball of a time trying these out when my hair grows just a bit longer :)
weirdforces: Amazing hairstyles! I want to try all of them now :)
Dedra Joiner: OMG THANK YOU!! I'm doing an old play with Victorian elements thus is JUST what I needed! This was extremely helpful and very easy to follow. Thanks so much!!
killiansirishbeer: Great video to the point, clear instructions. Thank you ❣️
Cynthia Esquibel: Your face is so beautiful and your neck and shoulders are so lovely! These styles certainly suit you and showcase your beauty!
Jimena Medina: This was amazing! Thank you
Momoella: These hairstyles are simply adorable! ^-^
RDL: This was fantastic. Wish I knew how to do these styles when I had long, thick hair! Ahhhh....youth....
Phoenix: On my period late last night, found your video, tried out number 3, put on my silk gown and felt like an instant goddess. Thank you! These are super easy and fun.
MANDITA: Love this fun and beautiful hair style.
julia jones: i’m going to use the last hairstyle in my schools production of Tarzan. i’m playing Tarzan’s mother and her hair is supposed to look tousled as she’s just been in a shipwreck, so it’s perfect! thank you so much!
Redeemed1621: Lovely hairstyles, I'm going to try some of them, thanks!
Jo Vega: I Luv it. ❤ These are very easy to do and beautiful romantic hairstyles.Thankyou. - Johana
Ana Salvador: Your hair is amazing! I love doing this tipe of hairstyles when I'm reading Jane Austen's books.
Rowan Theo: gorgeous! my hair is too thick for a milkmaid braid but im gonna keep trying
Laura: Beautiful! I'm going to try some of those although my hair is nowhere near as long and gorgeous as yours.
Shawna Halie: these all look so good on you and i firmly believe that they would be very easy for me if i had hair that behaved like it should but heaven help me if my hair isn't too long for the second, third, and last ones, and too thin for the first and fourth. yikes.
SkyBlue: Wow you are so pretty! I say the Victorian hairstyles match you very well. You look like you belong on PBS "Victoria"
Paige H: Thank you so much! I have a performance tomorrow and that is dated in this era.....this was the the best tutorial I could find!!
lol _98: The last one is soo perfect!
Holly C: Lovely! I'm going to follown this for my daughters hair
Nicole Standley: This is very awesome!!! Thank you!
Modern Mozart: I wish I could have 1% of your talent.
aliciabrillante: Beautiful hair and styles. Make more hair videos please.
Danielle Charland-Gruhzit: Lovely!!! I will SO wear my hair this way. It's about 5 inches below my waist and getting in my way all the time. Lol
Kellie andBrooke: these hairstyles are so great!
sienna: Thank you so much,I have a Victorian school day tomorrow and need to be dressed up xxx
משיבת נפש: No worries about your voice. I enjoy listening to you. You sound so warm and lovely. And video isn't only interesting to watch it's also useful if person got long hair. Me for example ☺
Sonia Kadu: You look so pretty in those hairstyles... I wish they would also suit me... Waiting for trying
love and hate nostalgia: ruby sent me here :) I LOVE ALL THE HAIRSTYLES ILY
Cherish Rose: You are gorgeous!! The sound of you're voice is quite comforting!
Modern Mozart: You are so suitable for all of those graceful beautiful hairstyles.
Julia Kuntz: Your hair is gorgeous!
dalcup: once my hair grows out i’m going to do these hava
Cubby Rupers: I love your speaking voice!! It’s so elegant!
Lady Torres: loved this!
Sayonara1820: You are so beautiful!!! <3 And I love your voice
sadira anggraeni: thank you so much, this helps me a lot
A. Neufeld: If anyone's worried about hiding the hair elastics, you can buy tiny clear plastic elastics that are really easy to hide
MissLeonable: We have the exact same hair :D Love the video.
Lee Lee: omg...cool hair styles...I will try this with my hair extensions
Alice Wilde: she looks like a fairy
Maryam Williams: Greattttt I love this keep it up!
brigitte george: Beautiful hair and lovely girl with lovely, soft voice. Clear and to the point, I will try some. What shampoo do you use? Your hair is gorgeous.
fatalrob0t: The second hairstyle is one I've been doing for ages, but I do a half square knot with my brands and tuck the ends under the knot. My hair isn't all ne length, I keep some short fringe around my face to frame my fave when it isn't inconvenient yo leave it down, but when my hair is in need of a good wash I tend to braid it all back in Dutch braids to do that sort of style.
Agnes Fox: When my younger sister got married, she wanted her wedding pictures to appear "timeless" - so they didn't look like a typical 80's or 90's wedding. She wore a Victorian type of wedding gown with her hair in similar victorian style. The pictures and the wedding are beautiful.
KikiCeili: Thank you for these ❤ What is the background music? It's so pretty!
Lakita: I'm so glad I'm not the only one who just throws a braid over the crown of my head and secures with pins :)
JusticeTheDoggo: I was searching for old fashion hairstyle for men . But the thumbnail looked very attractive lol . I wanna be a girl for an hour to try this hairstyle .
Umbriel: Great tutorial! Where did you find that lovely outfit?
Giovan Raivondo: Girl, you are cute. Very interesting channel. I love Victorian Age , Georgian Age and Steampunk.
梨: So guess who randomly went on YouTube and found one of your videos by pure chance love the draped bun look ❤️
zeynepexists: i love these sm<333
Sarah S: Your hair is beautiful. I cut mine and miss it.
andré rasemont: Que de longs naturels, et beaux cheveux! Très rare! que d'adresse pur les coiffer, que de grâce et beauté, félicitations bravo, Attention au coiffeur danger pour les longs cheveux!!!
MissLizzy1965: I'm going to ask Santa for a couple of things this christmas. I want to be 30 years younger, have beautiful, thick, long hair, and I want to speak with a British accent. Beautiful video and beautiful model! So glad I happened to stumble upon your channel!
melodramatic dragon: Oh, I really wish I could do some of these but I'm a boy ;-;
Sharon Kopp: Thank You so much!! I'm from Ontario Canada :)
Dinda K Maharani: If you kindly tell me what's the title of the background music, that'd be great:) anyway, very helpful and nice video. Thank you.
[Vampi Sweden]: Where did You got those flower hairbands? Did You make them? :)
Bushra Sara: this is awesome
Lily Rose: I like the last hair style the most but I'm not sure how to adapt it for my 3 feet of thick hair.
Augusta Long: Gorgeous
素敵な動画をありがとう: 可愛い
aliciabrillante: Best rope braid technique!!!!!
Vio_ M: So for this Halloween dance we're having at school later this month I decided to go with a steampunk costume. It has one of those smaller sized top hats with goggles so I needed something that would look nice with it and not be piled on top of my head so I looked bald with the hat on haha. I decided to use some of these an they're really nice! Really like them, thanks! (sorry for the long awkward comment)
Arielle lee: I like the 3rd one
Martina C.: Thank you so much
Angela Golin: I love this
aux: Here because ruby granger mentioned it
Stick Man: very, very nice indeed
Сергей У: Красотка!
brigitte george: I love watching your peaceful video. Nice music.
Amanda Campo: My hair is way to thick to do any of theseI would need giant hair pins
Sneasel: Tfw not enough hair to do any of these. :( But you’re so beautiful that I had to watch. ;-;
patrIcia malone: Nice hair...I have hair envy. How did they keep hair in place way back when there was no hair spray? I have to have hair spray.
Krish Rathor: wow , your eyes is very beautiful
pandakatiefominz: You are so beautiful
Medieval History: The last ones Edwardian she was one of the first models in the Edwardian era
Kayla Keats: Where do you get your flower crowns?
Kerry Horwitz: My hair is so long it reaches down to my bum, or my bum is so big it reaches up to my hair. Whichever, I have found I can't use modern styling equipment. I am going to try rag curling using men's socks. I'm going through a bit of an evolution. I can't stand modern plastic clothes. I'm going to try making my own, inspired by the clothes of antiquity. This video was so great. Thank you.
Perfect Fae: Only 2 to 3 more years & my hair will be long enough to do this.........Sigh.
Black Butler Lover: Please tell me how to twist the hair properly which was your very first step after parting your hair
fatalrob0t: Your hair super shiny.
Eyvie Wynter: Were I can I get the images you followed?
Angel May: Where did you get the hair accessories you used?
Sassy Knitter: Kathryn Marie, my name is no joke Marie Kathryn, same spelling and everything just exactly opposite. I wished my name was Kathryn Marie. My Mother said that she decided my middle name would be after Katherine Hepburn, and that in her first films they spelled it Kathryn to standout from the crowd.
ibkristykat: i expected you to call the braids 'plaits' ---hmm strange
Prison Guard: OMG, music? :o <3