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Its only August and im watching this haha, great video, been going through your videos, be cool to see one of you amazing pad/collection. keep on collecting.

Looks like you are on beginning of your journey love. Need to learn mire of internal reasons (Hamer medicine) for getting your goals. Now your hair look bad.

Excellent!

On occasion, I've seen women in cloches, with free-hanging hair and modern attire. Looks fine, where I stand.

This is a great recipe, thank you. I added Marie Rayma's 3 ingredients: sericite mica, magnesium stearate and boron nitride, aling with 20 drops of Jojoba oil and 5 VE. I used Maries tinting recipe in her book for fair skin adjusted just a bit and this is a wonderful powder, very nice light coverage and silky smooth. WOW, who knew. I hope you are well, and thanks for the free membership, I plan to join for more goodness in a little while. Take good care of yourself ❤

This is lovely, and I absolutely love it under powder. AHA! I really did not know how to correctly apply powder, and it made a huge difference on my skin. Thank you so much. I love your channel, and as soon as I can I want to join your Patreon so I can get more of your old time goodness. ❤

I just found you! I’m excited too try this cake mascara. Where did you get the tins, and brushes? Do you wash out the brush after every use to keep the mascara from becoming contaminated?

Exactly what I needed, especially loved all the period examples you showed!

She is lovely. And she's right, shea butter really is great for the hands.

This is cranberry sauce,or jelly,if it’s was thicker,you put on your Turkey.

My late mother-in-law was named after Madge Bellamy.

The seasonal swap method is something I learned from my mother. Another version I've heard of is the "Calendar Wardrobe" detailed in The Ladies' Home Journal article "How I Dressed on $50 a Year", published September 1911. There are twelve boxes, labeled for the months of the year. Spring and fall clothes switch boxes at the end of their respective seasons, with the thinner pieces going to the warmer months. Having things separated further seems to do away with that "nothing to wear" moment at the changing of the seasons, when it's suddenly too warm or too cool for what you currently have. I have found that the best way to do the twice-a-year seasonal swap is to do one last load of laundry, then fold and pack it away. Those are the clothes you wear the most, so they're the ones you want the most. Only what remains needs to be looked at thoroughly.

It also helps to start with some product build up. It will help the styles hold better. Dippity do before you put your curlers in at night and then hairspray to set the style in the morning works well for me. Freshly washed hair is very difficult to work with.

Thank you for this. I'm a historical fashion scholar and costumed museum interpreter. If your area has them, I strongly recommend going to a Black hair store. It's easier to find good long wave clips there, and larger stores occasionally have wave irons.

I’ve been binging and trying your recipes and do you think you could make historical deodorant? Is that a thing? Thank you!

Just found your channel. Love it ❤

Madam can i apply it to face skin

I love 19th Century women! Such sweet little muffins 😊! I vow to learn all about those lovely little women! May those lovely ladies rest in peace 🌹❤️

These are both so cute! And you look nice in your cap! But did your head get hot wearing it when you cleaned? Thanks for sharing

love all ur vids

Tom and Jerry brought me here

"The 1920s were unflattering" Me, without even an A cup and absolutely no curves: Wait, this was made exactly for me! 😍

love this!@! i was thinking maybe i can just use a twisted scarf??

It's so cute

I’m jealous of that hair, stunning !!😍

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Im new to your channel and I love your tutorials! even though i have curly hair, i am going to try these styles since my hair is long and i cannot do a faux bob as much I try lol 😂 i like these styles because they are simple and practical!

You should’ve shown the original recipe. Now just wondering what the pigment was which you switched out for iron oxide 🤔

You need this clips not for waving on their own. In addition there are blended combs. You fingerwave your hair in an s pattern with your hand and a fine normal comb. For the vale you use the blended combs to hold it for the mountain top you use the clips to secure the s pattern. I did it like my grandma told me, worked. She had no natural curls, I have.

I know this video is 9 months old, but do you remember what nail polish you wore in this video? I love it!

Coming from another "Kate" (but i go by Katie/Kat) who also has an eye for fashion and style, that specific shade of red in your sweater really suits you! I also love your black bow-beret! It's adorable! I also love your recipes and formulations, and dream of investing in this to try them myself! Thank you for inspiring me during hard times 🫶🏻

What is the powder that is colored?

Nice and interesting. Maybe this would be great for making kiss marks on my flapper.

This is so fascinating.

I love strong tinted lip balms, so these looks like a good option.

Hi Kate, thanks for another cute lippie video! Have you tried using reusable piping bags (usually for frostings) to "pipe" the lipstick into the tubes? Maybe you could warm the product up enough to pipet/pour it into tubes, too? I LOVE that beret & compact, as well as the super shiny hennaed coils! Thx again~ 🖤J

It often happens that you post a new video just when I've had a difficult few days and need a pleasant, cheerful distraction from Vintageland...and you've done it again! 😊

So what I've gathered from this is that fixing cold cream has surprising resemblances to fixing software (Try re-doing it and maybe I'll work this time. Solves about 70% of the issues I deal with on a daily basis 😂)

I love the shiny green nail polish, it's so pretty!

You look great! Glad you’re back! Love your hair color! 🤍

Recipe Notes: - Be sure to use makeup-grade, lip-safe pigments only. - If you prefer “tinted lipbalm” look rather than a full lipstick, add in less pigment. Or you could omit the pigment entirely and just use this recipe as a lipbalm base. - Some pigments may be stronger or weaker than others, so if you are not using the iron oxide you may need to experiment a bit to figure out how much is best to add. - Botanical pigments such as alkanet may require extra steps. (Alkanet needs to be steeped in warmed oil first to release the pigment then strained out) - Another liquid oil can be swapped in for the olive oil / almond oil (although some might wear better than others) - The vitamin E oil is entirely optional, but will help the oils stay fresh for longer and thus extend the shelf-life of the lipstick.

Love the colours 😍! And the simplicity of the recipe 🤩 I’ll definitely have to try making it! Thank you so much 🥰🙏

The one with hibiscus tea looks great

Money was in short supply during the depression. Simple makeup make since.

Yes to lipstick and reno videos; hair pomade, too🤩! But lippie recipes are always on my radar🤓🙏 Nice to see you back 😍🥰✨

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OMG im like 10 yrs and need this for my spring sing! TYSM! (stands for thank you so much)

Your videos never fail to be awesome !

I commented this on the original video, but for anyone who's wondering, this works really well in hot weather! I made some recently (poured into a tube) and it's been very consistently good across wild temperature swings and stays pretty much the same texture when carried in a pants pocket. Highly recommend! And it lasts longer on the lips than any other lip balm I've used. Also, it's a pretty natural finish (not visibly shiny) and works very well under lipstick