Madame Isis’ Toilette
Posted May 7, 2012 at 13:19 CEST in Blogs, Fashion, and Links.
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Madame Isis’ Toilette is a new blog about 18th century beauty products and recipes to make them.
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Isis, isiswardrobe.blogspot.se
Thank you so much for linking to my blog!
Johanna, johannaost.com
You’re welcome!
textilehistorIE, irishhistoricaltextiles.…
Looks really interesting!
Alyx Faderland, nidiosanibruja.blogspot.c…
Hy, I discover your blog while I need some illustration about this Century and this people. You make a beautiful job, in the blog and in your dresses, it’s so beautifull.
I have used ono of your four pictures for a post in my blog. Oh, I write in Spanish, and so, I don’t know any word in Sweeden, I understand a few words in Dansk. I’ll wish to use some picture of you, with the respective credits, and if you like, well, I can put a translator to my page, but really it’s a shor tale.
Congratulations for your job. Alyx Faderland, Argentine.
Morgan Murchison
Dear Johanna,
My name is Morgan Murchison & I am the English gent living in Hungary.Firstly I am sorry for not replying as I did not know you had replied to my previous enquiry avout an 18th century suit & wig.I would love to get one, circa 1750s,I would be happy with something second hand or from a thetre /film production.Please could you help or advise,Thank you so much,
Yours,
Morgan Murchison
Morgan Murchison
Dear Johanna,
My email is berrymurchison@yahoo.co.uk & my address is,
Morgan Murchison,
Nagykovacsi,
Tancsics u.18,
{2094}
Hungary
Johanna, johannaost.com
Alyx Faderland: You’re very welcome to use my pictures as long as they’re credited :)
Morgan Murchison: I’m afraid I don’t know where you would get something like that except at theatre costume sales and such. Most reenactors style their own wigs and I’m sure you could find a tutorial for that if you look around.
Agnes Cecilia, lointain.se
Superfin blogg du har!
Titta gärna in på min blogg, som jut kommit igång! :)
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