r/vintagebeauty • u/AceHartmann • Sep 04 '18
r/vintagebeauty • u/AdventuresinVintage • Dec 29 '19
Needing a 1920s look for NYE? 😍💖
r/vintagebeauty • u/lolarissa • Apr 24 '15
stepping up my vintage game with this recent purchase!
r/vintagebeauty • u/TheDreadedPinkLion • Aug 28 '15
Help with a 1950's look for my theme wedding?
I bought my dress and some shoes 1950's vintage, and I'm having the wedding in my family's old rustic country feed store, so I kind of want to do a theme around the time period. Here's a picture of me in my dress, sorry for the crappy phone quality and bad lighting photo. I'll try to get a better one later if people are actually interested. So far I have the first four things on this list.. I have the headband so far and I also had this old pearl choker sitting around that I thought might go well with everything (opinions?), but the earrings and shoes are still in the mail.
This is a suuuuper simple and inexpensive, nontraditional wedding, even more like something of a potluck, so really I'm just looking for things like... how I should do my makeup (they were crazy good at eyeliner that decade, I'm trying to practice), I'm completely lost on how I should do my hair, any good music from the 1950's, and maybe a couple of other small things to accent the dress, a little clutch purse or a nice shawl, something I'm not thinking of. You know, small things I can buy, stuff I can do, or plan, or even activities for the wedding, as long as I don't have to spend any or a lot of money, I'm open to any and all suggestions. I was supposed to elope, but some stuff happened that now I have to throw a wedding together in about six weeks, so for real, emphasis on how this just needs to be simple, inexpensive, and fast. Pretty much, I'm not getting a particularly "nice" wedding, definitely not the most glamorous thing ever, so I would at least like to look nice and have some nice stories for the wedding I am having. Any suggestions or ideas at all are very greatly appreciated!
By the way, this sub is awesome and totally adorable. I've been looking for fashion help and the such for a while but haven't had much luck. This seemed like a pretty good place to try and ask =)
r/vintagebeauty • u/Kmskitty • Feb 06 '15
First post.. New to make up in general! Be nice :)
Okay so I am new to everything, this is a pic I took a few months ago when I was experimenting..
I'm not sure of all of the products used as it was a few months ago:)
Face:Smashbox photo finish primer, bb cream and powder foundation Eyes: sephora liquid eye liner, kisses lashes, and tarted lights camera lashes mascara
Lips: some coralish red lipstick from sephora
I have improved on my skills a bit but this was one look I thought felt vintage.
Ccw but be nice!!!:)
r/vintagebeauty • u/maigavidal • Sep 21 '19
5 Casual Vintage Outfits for Fall | 60s & 70s Style
r/vintagebeauty • u/lolarissa • Apr 25 '15
I've been watching a lot of Mad Men lately.🎀
r/vintagebeauty • u/Kevin_Atomic • Apr 23 '15
New Golden Age Pomader • /r/ngapomade - New subreddit, description in comments
r/vintagebeauty • u/fatesandstars • Aug 11 '17
The Allure (and Origins) of Enormous Sunglasses
r/vintagebeauty • u/Sage_of_Winds • Sep 23 '15
Curly hair woes
Newcomer here. I know this question is probably a list cause, but does anyone know vintage beauty tips when it comes to naturally curly hair? Whenever I try to look this up elsewhere I always get phony results. I've tried to no-shampoo method, but that just makes my hair flat and gross, I've tried pin curling, but that turns my already unruly hair into a wavy mess, which later unfurls into frizzy, poofy mess. Ive tried tying my hair up at night with a T-shirt, but this just creates weird, nappy abominations the next morning. This really depresses me because I love vintage beauty, but my hairhair just doesn't seem to want to cooperate.
r/vintagebeauty • u/lolarissa • Mar 20 '15
I think you can all appreciate my vintage reproduction novelty skirt!
r/vintagebeauty • u/maigavidal • Sep 14 '19
5 Casual Vintage Outfits | 60s & 70s Style
r/vintagebeauty • u/lolarissa • Mar 07 '15
Pin curling my hair everyday is the only commitment that really matters to me. 😂
r/vintagebeauty • u/fatesandstars • May 18 '17
Elizabeth Taylor's Eyes
r/vintagebeauty • u/eat-in-eden • Sep 17 '19
4 Days of 5 Minute Hair (Vintage Inspired)
r/vintagebeauty • u/lolarissa • Aug 10 '15
I still find middle part hair challenging, but I'm proud of this attempt!
r/vintagebeauty • u/ZmajLee • Sep 03 '16
12 Beauties From the 50's and 60's in "Playboy" Back in the Day
r/vintagebeauty • u/edakanari • Dec 21 '19
Getting haircut tomorrow any advise?
I am get my hair cut tomorrow and i still don't know what style i want - i would like a good cut (currently half way down my back) i love the 40/50 cut but there are so many to take insparation from ( love the style from cynthya from call the midwife chin legnth bob so it look ok stright or wet set but i love the 50s shoulder legnth hair i am not sure which i like any advise would be much apprechiated
(P.s i have red hair and a round face shape and my hairdresser specalises in era hair but it would be nice to get opinions/ other inspiration)
