Queen Victoria Makeup Tutorial | History Inspired | Feat. Amber Butchart and Rebecca Butterworth
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- čas přidán 19. 06. 2024
- Fashion Historian Amber Butchart and Makeup Artist Rebecca Butterworth are at Osborne - Queen Victoria’s holiday home on the Isle of Wight. This time, they’re creating a Queen Victoria-inspired makeup look on Actor Hollie Hales.
Find out what makeup reveals about Queen Victoria’s reign and learn how to create your own history-inspired look at home. Plus, discover more about how Osborne was enjoyed by the royal family in the 19th century with the Curator of Osborne, Michael Hunter.
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Products used for the Queen Victoria Makeup Tutorial:
SKIN
Elderflowers
BASE
Zinc Oxide powder
EYES
Tired Eyes Eyedrops
BROWS AND LASHES
Castor oil
CHEEKS
Benetint liquid cheek tint
LIPS
Rose lip-salve made with red pigment by Sample Beauty, Vaseline and Rose Absolute oil
HAIR
Fresh flowers from the gardens at Osborne
Credits:
Images depicting poverty in Victorian London courtesy of Alamy Images.
Works from the Royal Collection: Royal Collection Trust / © Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II 2019.
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Then do the guests have to clean their shoes before entering? I'm sure they are full of dusts
Thank you for posting your message. I was curious also. I have learnt a lot
Lol I don't like big poofy dresses so I can look at and say I was pretty but I would never wear it you would have a sword fight me and lose I would still not get into it
I have an antique dressing table where I always do my makeup, I always wonder why it became yellow and ruined. Maybe it has something to do with loose powder... hmm..
That's it then, I'm going to be sure to powder my face and spray my hair the next time I visit Victoria's previous house.
person: dying of tuberculosis
vicotorians: yaaaasssss queen you look so good!!!
nightynight 😂😂😂😂
Yoongiii
then they made a nursery rhyme for the plague
Pfp 💜
Yassss queen slaaaaayyy!
Man now I want to bathe my eyes in chamomile tea and wash my face with elderflower water it sounds so luxurious
Same 😂
It is
Duuuuude same I think I'll try it
ikr
And the best part is, you totally can! The chamomile tea is super easy to get. The elder flowers might not be able to be a daily thing, but entirely possible to get some and try them out.
I like how the model is clearly making grocery lists in her head when the historians are talking lol
This made my day lmaoooo
"i should probably pick up something for dinner, too. but i don't want to cook tonight...mcdonalds then"
Lol
20 minutes when she's finally out of the dress, "NO LEAVE THE MAKEUP, AND FLOWERS!!!!! " ... The Artist: But your out of the dress dear." Model: O_O I have to go shopping still.
Well, it's her job to act like a blank canvas. And also, it's really hard to look "neutral" when you have to stare into a camera, but pretend you're not even there. Grocery lists probably help...
I love the idea, that Queen Victoria collected ‚antique lace‘. So even back then, people were into ‚vintage‘ 😀
I remember reading a book on 17th century China where an aristocrat was quoted as rejecting any porcelain produced after the 15th century as crude. Only 14th century and before antiques were acceptable if you really wanted to be an tasteful person of means. Victoria's 'antique' lace was probably *from* the 17th century. We always think the past is cooler :D
KeepCalm YouExist Often it’s true because things have gotten progressively more mass produced and made from cheaper products.
@@clod8 That's often true. But, even if the quality of many mass produced products is lower than it used to be, it means that most people can afford them now, which is an improvement to the bare homes and two sets of clothing that many had in the past.
On the other hand, modern engineering helps develop better products (more ergonomic, with better engineering qualities, more hygenic), and that would probably not been possible without mass production, due to lack of funds for research.
KeepCalm YouExist All true and great points. My main issue is with all the throw away products we have now. All the junk products destroying beautiful forests and oceans. Better to have solid but simple things that last decades or hundreds of years rather than a few weeks or months. I make my own makeup and don’t need more things. My skin looks like a 20 year old even though I’m almost 50.
There weren't into vintage the styles and interior/exterior design and also textiles were the most popular things if that time vintage is because there not popular anymore also there old
Victorian woman: oh you look so beautiful
Person: I’m literally dying of tuberculosis
I'm sorry but that was so funny 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Kinda like the “heroin chic” look.
Was thinking the same thing lol
_This makeup guru should have her own YT Channel, she's into history, makeup and accent including her blue hair_
I agree!!
Her instagram is awesome (you should look for it)
21flores lizviolet if you’re into that, have a look at Lisa Eldridge on CZcams. She’s a renowned celebrity makeup artist and has an interest in the history of makeup. She’s created videos that are amazing, one about Marilyn Monroe and even a video
Showing of her vintage makeup collection 😍
@@hananbellaismail9254 oh thanks
I’d say that dress is pretty nice too - whole package 👍
I don’t know why nobody’s talking about Amber’s clothes and how it looks like a anime school girl’s uniform 😂
gacha momo i think she might be wearing it because its a traditional naval english outfit :) the japanese school outfit was modelled after it
gacha momo ah yes a fellow intellectual
I was thinking the same kfkbödövö
She's awesome leave her alone
gacha momo wtf I didn’t notice until I read this comment and now I can’t unsee 😂😂😂
Using the tuberculosis look is the original heroin chic.
Ellie Colon I laughed way to hard at this comment xD
So instead of riding the white dragon, they were riding the black lung?
😅
Lol true, true
lol
My grandmother used rice powder as her only makeup. She had to grind and powder it herself, it was all she could afford.
That sounds so quaint and precious ^.^
I want to try it. I'm gonna put rice and also oatmeal in my ninja bullet to grind it and then apply it to my face :)
So when in the sauna, did she steam up and become a rice cake??🤣😁😆
Charming! Interesting I use rice powder to this day but I never had to grind it myself! Very cool
I use rice powder too
Victorian woman: *dying of tuberculosis*
Other Victorians: Oh, that’s hot. That’s hot!
Too funny😂😂😂😂💀💀💀
Paris, is that you? hahaha
I really wish they would have included a hair tutorial as part of this video. It would have been fascinating to know more about the history of early Victorian hairstyles.
That’s simple 😂😂 She just got 2 braids which twirl into the bun and some flowers
@@ngocnhi7729 It still would have been nice to see how exactly she did that, plus some background info on how the early Victorians would have done it (since their methods might be been slightly different from ours) and what kinds of hair trends were popular at the time besides the one shown in the video.
so theres a really informative, amazingly talented woman out there in youtubeland that specializes in historical hair dressing i just cant remember her name, ugh..... anyway im sure if you search historical hairdresser er somethin like that she'll pop up and you'll love it! one of those ya watch one ya watchem all kinda channels hahaha...have fun
janet stephens is her name...i had ta look it up it was drivin me crazy lol
They were very simple.
Look at the physical evidence.
It's mad how much of this is still relevant and how many of these ingredients and products are still used today
Except for the lead face paint.
Totally agree. It’s interesting how we are starting to go ‘go back to basics’ with beauty and cosmetics, in terms of natural and organic products :)
@@alita8900 but it wasn't lead, it was zinc!
@@realisezmoi I'm referring to Queen Elizabeth.
@@alita8900 oh okay! whoops. i thought you meant the makeup that was applied in the video. my mistake!
while the beauty community is being burnt up daenerys style, I can always rely on some good content right here.
@J .S LOL ^_^
Same here
Imani Alexander yes they do. They all do that drag queen style “beat” face and contour. Cut crease
And the model looks beautiful here. The "beauty gurus" all look like histrionic clowns. You learn English history here. It's meaningful content.
maidofthemisty I so agree with you!!
that moment when the model opened her eyes after the chamomile soaked pad was lifted 😍 never seen such a clear closing up of pupils in my life! also her eye color is so beautiful❤️
Been look for this comment. Her hair is just as pretty, and she’s just a beauty.
I have an original book from this era entitled " How to be Plump and Gain a Husband" LOL
Sounds like a good read!
Ha! If only that applied today!
Where do I get a copy?!
Done both 😆👍
The reason for that is due to the extreme poverty of commoners during that period. Meaning starvation is the norm.(Potato plight anyone, corn law) If you seen those women in developing countries that are malnourish, and realise thats the norm in Victorian era. You will realise the reason for the title.
Besides “Plump” in those era would be like Kim Kardashian plump.
Is no one going to talk about how careful and gentle the makeup artist is while doing the hair and makeup? So relaxing.
I really enjoy Amber Butchart as both a presenter and educator. Her style of presentation is honest, informed, intuitive and very personable. If English Heritage reads this, then please give Amber a pat on the back from me! What a great find, English Heritage! p.s. I'm an educator myself, and have used some of these particular video's in my classes as they really inspire young children. Thank you!
As a teenage guy who does not wear makeup...these videos/channel is beautiful and interesting!!love from Atlanta English heritage :D
If you are interested in historic fashion then I suggest that you study on it and do it as a hobby.there aren't many males in this community so if u like it, do it
And don't be afraid to play with make-up. Men have used it for a long time- across cultures... have fun! And the other commenter is right... why don't you learn to sew? Quite useful!
this is so cute omg
Holly the model makes a beautiful Victoria. Her complexion is spectacular without white powder. Spitting image of the Queen!
I must agree. The Queen was quite beautiful.
@@crb2650 She was clearly not beautiful but apparently had great presence.
@@anitaevans2432A young Victoria, perhaps?
In the last clips of the model as a young Queen Victoria, I just love how her whole demeanor, especially her facial expression, changes as she goes from just plain, modern street clothes to the nostalgic elegance of the costume. She looks radiant! It just goes to show that there is truth in (and I can relate) the concept of "looking better to feel better". There's just something that happens to your emotional state, posture, facial expressions and simply how you carry yourself when you put on a bit of makeup, do your hair and put on your best dress. I would dress like this all the time if it was socially acceptable to walk out of the house in a big dress and a tiara on my head!
Holly is a stunning, classic and natural beauty. I love her look!
A Queen with Nine Children.
“It’s my dream to have monogrammed pajamas.”
Me: Lives in the US in the South where everything we own is monogrammed. Do it
elvish necromancer OMG so true! South represent!
So true lol!
I live in the South and I've always associated monograming with the girls on the dance and cheer teams that weren't too nice to me. Ig bc of that I never really got into the whole monograming thing. Despite this, I want monogramed pajamas. It makes them seem more elegant heh
she didnt say "i want all my food sources to be stamps" either so y ur comparing the south
Lucimar Alves, The South is mainly comprised of Republicans who don't believe in free government handouts, so...
It would be lovely if we could truly wear clothes from any era without social persecution. What a fashionable world this would be.
You can though! In fact I've noticed that people tend to be a little more polite when you wear full skirts and such. Obviously there is a little bit of staring, but it's not bad, certainly not enough to be called social persecution.
@@J_Kwan Yes, I wear long skirts most days. However, most don't tend to really blend well with fascinators (hats), gloved hands, top hats/ bowler hats for men, dressy hats for women, polished shoes with buckles, full period wear from 150 years ago or much social etiquette from the past. If we did dress this way daily, there would be an element of exclusion for many people within their social circles.
@@butterflymagicwithhottea9291 Eh, idk. I have a friend who frequently wears a bright red off-the-shoulder dress, gloves and a parasol lol. I never really looked at her shoes, but they probably weren't crocs. Actually now I come to think of it, she occasionally wears a top hat too. Maybe she increased everyone's tolerance for unusual outfits, but it looked nice and as far as I know, barely anyone even commented.
@@J_Kwan Yes, I agree. The point is that I would truly enjoy if everyone would feel comfortable enough to wear whatever attire and not be so noteworthy/ odd/ unusual. Dressing in an "atypical" way would be a lovely trend. That ONE friend of yours would be lovely to see.
@@butterflymagicwithhottea9291 Fair enough haha. If you want to be in a place where everyone dresses atypically then visit design school, my aforementioned friend was the only one in my class who wore specifically vintage stuff, but certainly there was no end to the unusual outfits (and I wore a lot of them myself xD). There's a model called Fernanda Ly who was there at the same time, and she used to wear white dresses with white bondage halters on top and humongous white platform boots (w the long pink hair too ofc)
To think that people thought the symptoms of Tuberculosis were beautiful is very strange! I do hope the sickly pale look comes back into fashion for my sake haha
In the 90s/2000s "heroin chic" was a look too. People often found that the symptoms of illnesses were attractive!
@LagiNaLangAko23 Putting effort, finances, and time into maintaining something really is not something thats associated with extremely mentally ill women but ok
As a chronic anemic I am with you on that.
@@Scr3amerrr Im not sure what you mean? Tuberculosis is a disease of the body not the mind...
Tan is tacky.
The Queen's eyebrows on that painting where on fleek tho 👌👌👌
RIGHT-
Anne Boleyn and Mary Queen of Scots please..
Only Indians here would recognise the Indian Palace designs used in Queen Victoria's Palace 10:51. That's exactly how interiors of palaces in India look like
Because Britains made them. Remember east India company?
@@attiamustafa8569 yeah!! We Indians remembered them very well how can we forget what they did and what they brought to us!!! And you should know that most of the beautiful and marvelous palaces in India were built even before british company step into India!!
@@kavikathir40 They've not only destroyed India but Pakistan as well. Yes, I know about great buildings like taj mahal stuff like that. I'm Pakistani but I respect Indians :)
@@attiamustafa8569 I really didn't meant India alone!! I jus thought the Indian region which they ruled that is before partition and before Independence!! Our cultural background are same bro😀
I'm just generally an Asian but I did recognize it instantly!!! ❤
As someone who is a historical reenacter and is putting together a beauty and hygiene show for the public at a medieval event I'm absolutely In love with these videos. I mostly do Byzantine, Viking and Saxon things but would love to do a bigger show one day for beauty and hygiene from very early in history to the modern day just so I can show people that even people who lived so long ago had a lot of similar feelings and practices to the people of the modern world and that with a lot not much has changed.
Any tips for resources for a beginner (uh dutch&danish 8-10th century)
Holly's blue-green eyes are stunning and dont need any enhancement anyway!
Me: dying of tuberculosis
Victorian women: omg u look so beautiful. Let me look like I'm dying too!
Rebecca’s use of her brush and hands is so light and soft that I would pass out, if she were to do my makeup and hair.
the model reminds me of elizabeth olsen
Yazz
Yeah, i think so too
I said the exact same thing! She looks very similar to her.
Please include more info on the hairstyle next time. Similar to the amount of info given on the makeup.
The hair styles were simple and center parted.
the hairstyles would take way longer than doing this makeup - I wish they did a longer show, undergarments, hair and everything..
The MUA is so gentle. It’s so relaxing.
Holly is such a natural beauty!
We need her in some period drama movies, please! xx
Thank you English Heritage for providing these beautiful videos! They are a true joy and so comforting.
Holly looks beyond beautiful and the gown is just stunning.
Her eyes are so beautiful😭😍
You can really see, in the face of the model, how honoured she feels and how proud she is of the transformation. It’s like she’s humbled by it. So so beautiful! So much love into every detail ❤️
I need some elderflower water right about now!
You should do Mary queen of scots 💖
I strongly agree
Absolutely
Last semester,i did a course on Victorian literature, and my dissertation was based on Victorian fashion :) i ve written something on mediaeval makeup of Victorian era.This makeup tutorial is extremely fascinating to watch 😍❤❤👏
That's so cool! What did you write about in your dissertation? ~Anastacia in Cleveland
Amber is giving me Madeline vibes
Hollie is so pretty! Those eyes alone… wow!
I absolutely love every video about historical fashion you make, but I'm very anxious for a Georgian period look!
PLEASE do a Restoration period transformation! It was such a glamorous, sexy, over the top and saucy time for makeup, hair and fashion.
I want a Regency one.
The work is stunning, but where are the model's gloves?) It was improper to go out without them)
Maybe they forgot them?
Or without a bonnet!
If you're in your own domestic surroundings ( yard, garden, etc), gloves, bonnets, were not necessarily worn, although I'm in the U.S. so maybe our rules were less rigid during this era.
Diane Bianchi you are quite right, it’s acceptable ;) but they tend to be forgotten by modern re-enactors
It wasn’t supposed to be some regular look but a look for queen modeling for a portrait so maybe that’s why there are no gloves
The chamomile tea and elderflower water are actually still good tips. Also, Holly has gorgeous huge eyes, they popped even before the eyedrops at 6:21.
Queen Victoria has always been one of my favorite queens from England, she is the definition of simple beauty and even if she didn’t like being pregnant, she did care for her children. Her wedding was also really nice along with her relationship with Albert
Edit: Hollie was the perfect model for Queen Victoria, it was looking one of her portraits. Excellent work 😊
Omg. When the model opens her eyes....Clearer than the ocean. *Gorgeous* ! xo.
The actor is so beautiful with this soft makeup..and without makeup of course
Imagine Queen Victoria had her own make-up palette to sell, an Instagram to show off and Twitter to throw shade.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
is it the light or does she have uneven blush on her cheeks? one side has more blush than the other, it bothers me so much xD
I see a video with Amber and Rebecca, I click.
I wish I had Rebecca's or Amber's fun hair!!!❤
And the beauty gurus act like they basically discovered using castor oil on brows & lashes 😂
Amber mah girl, back at it again
Holly makes an absolutely stunning Queen Victoria. I love the fresh flowers in her hair and wish we had seen more of the hairstyling in the video.
The Durbar hall is SO beautiful!!!
God save the Queen!
Victoria truly loved India.
Her contemporaries didn't, obviously.
Who were her contemporaries?
@@idratherbewithmycatrightnow Umm... Lord Nathaniel Curzon the then Viceroy of India, the Prince of Wales who, after Victoria's death, treated Abdul Karim with ruthlessness, and more...
She didn't.
Yes! More historical makeup videos with amber and Rebecca please!!!
I love how you always introduce and include the models! The make up looked gorgeous. Great video as always :)
The model herself looks very elegant and refined.
Can we just admire Holly’s Eyes 😍🤩
I love this series and can't wait for more! I love the series 'A Stitch In Time' with Amber Butchart and have now been introduced to the lovely Rebecca Butterworth! I hope to next see something with Queen Mary of Teck or with her mother-in-law, maybe even something that includes the Queen Mother around the time that her husband would have become king or even around the time when he died. I would also love to see the many layers that are apart of the historical costume; I loved that in this episode we were able to see some of Queen Victoria's actual clothing! Maybe there could even be an episode about how Queen Victoria or another monarch would have dressed and done their makeup during a time of morning.
Yes to all of this! ~Anastacia in Cleveland
Love Amber! Hope she does another historical fashion series ❤️
Love her crazy fashion and HAIR!
Probably shouldn't say this but Holly is far prettier than Queens Victoria . I love watching these programmes. I have learnt more about our history than I ever did at school lol
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I read that American tourist Nathaniel Parker Willis saw the teenage Princess Victoria at the Ascot races, and wrote that she was "unnecessarily pretty and interesting" for someone destined for an arranged political marriage. As an American, he had no reason to flatter Victoria.
We tend to have a negative view of Victoria's look because by the time photography was sufficiently advanced to take reliable pictures Victoria was in her forties, and her looks had been worn down by too many pregnancies in a short time. Her first seven children were born in an eight year time span.
actually Victoria was lovely as a very young woman, perhaps closer looking to the actress in the recent Lucy Worsley Victoria wedding special, but still lovely with big blue eyes, and a tiny waist.
@@astrinymris9953 I think the earliest photo of her is from about 1846 - she'd have been around twenty-seven then. It's obviously not the best picture, because photography was literally in its baby form at the time, but it's pretty clear that based on that photo she would be considered pretty at that age :)
Agreed. Young Vicky was pretty
The model looks so beautiful I swear I am obsessed with the 19th century. I also love how Queen Victoria seems like one of the calmest Queens I’ve heard of I love it.
Please do a video on the late georgian/regency period next! 😍 Would love to see a tutorial on how people did their hair back then as well as facecare 🤗
Really enjoy Amber Butchart and these great, immersive docu-minis! Please make more
These are my favorite type of video’s from this channel! Also the models eyes are gorgeous!
I lovve the hair and the flowers, modern ppl really have no time for this, I never tried any hairstyle other than striagt and pony tail.
I love those videos! It's so interesting how this whole make-up and style culture developed throughout the centuries
This video was so interesting! The model is really beautiful and the makeup looks great, its amazing how simple products can be so becoming. I hope to see more videos about historical makeup and hair!
So lovely. Loved this period, as women able to dress beautifully, and show their own features.
I have to say that the model is stunning. The kind of fresh beauty that is fascinating even without make-up.
The model really did look like a young Victoria. Beautiful house and grounds, too.
I love you Amber Buchard!! Bring forward the Fashions of the past!!!
Lovely result, you captured the overall look really well. She looks, like she stepped right out of a portrait of that period.
Couldn't agree more 😮😮😮😮😮😍❤❤❤❤❤❤
i love the idea of chamomile tea as a soothing eye patch, thank you!
The model certainly looks as though she were Queen Victoria incarnated if I believed in this. Especially with the lovely gown and hair with flowers and light makeup. Just perfectly made her look like picture on the wall, but much younger. She even loved fresh flowers and the gardens. The make up artist, is so knowledgeable and does a lovely job. The history given is perfect and really do feel this deserves a high score for all it features and teaches. Covers so much in one blog.
She looks STUNNING!!!!! I love the Victorian fashion!!!!
I think moving on to the next time frame of Edwardian time makes sense. Just to see the fashion and cultural changes at the end of a huge era and the beginning of another huge one
This was so nice to watch I can’t quite explain it. The two beautiful ladies and man are speaking in such a calm voice while they take you to a journey in the past. It’s relaxing.
I absolutely LOVE Amber Butchart! She brings so much personality to the video and I think her fashion sense is so refreshing. English Heritage, we👏need👏more👏makeup👏 videos👏with👏Amber
I love this series! Please make more!💛
I love these videos so much. Keep them coming! ♥
I find Rebecca Butterworth's work very satisfying.. the way she talks and applies the makeup is so satisfying.
I’m living for this series! The makeover was amazing and the information was so surprising! Definitely subscribing
Overall, a good video, but I have a few comments:
1) Rebecca, rouge hasn't been around for hundreds of years - it has been around for thousands of years! The ancient Egyptians used rouge.
2) If this dress was for a young Victoria, why is a hoop being used? They used corded, quilted, and/or starched petticoats instead in the late 1830s and 1840s. The shape of the bodice is right (though not corsetted here), and the sleeves are OK. Was this supposed to be an afternoon dress or an evening gown? Evening gowns tended to be off the shoulder, but not always.
Don't tell me, I'm being picky! 😉 ~Anastacia in Cleveland
I was going to say, the silhouette is a bit loose for my taste. I suppose it was quite difficult for them to pick a look from Victoria's reign- given she lived through a period of constant back and forth as far as shape and taste, though.
Hoop is indeed 1860s on
@Ice queen honey.. Ancient Egyptians are middle Easterns.. U should be open and read about others heritage coz u sound ignorant
@Ice queen haha omg ,, go sleep little boy
do not mess with us middle eaterns
stealing firstly oil now heritage
how pathetic
@Ice queen baby
stay dreaming on the other side of the world of a civilazation you've never had haha
you pathetic person 😘
So beautiful! I'm a history buff, & love the mini history lessons with each video! Thank you sooo much! 🙋💜👍👸👑🏰
I love history too. It's so interesting to learn and explore. I have learnt a lot of new things by watching these videos.
This almost brought me to tears. Watching her walking arourd dressed as Queen Victoria was so beautiful. So real. Thank you for the awesome sight.
wonderful! Love Amber (hope that the BBC will give her another season of her historical fashion show.)
2:59 her eyes looked right into my soul and melted my brain
Sometimes I feel this channel is the pinterest of CZcams!!! 😍💗
Everything shows how extremely smart and charismatic was that queen !really amazed by Queen Victoria 🌹
Loving the prepping her eyes when they open amazing
I'm living for the make up artist's hair and dress color combo!
I love this series ♡ so interesting and fun!
I love listening to Amber Butchard. The model is spectacularly beautiful before and after the makeup and the dress is so gorgeous!!!!
I love every outfit I've seen Ms. Butchart in, I could never pull them off but I love the aesthetic.