THE 5 DEADLIEST BEAUTY TRENDS IN HISTORY

CAN YOU PLEASE do a dark history of how we started to have pets in our homes? I have no clue if there is any history but IF THERE IS I would love to hear about it! ❤

For the longest time I didn’t watch Dark History even though I watched your MMM videos because change is hard 🥲, but now that I’ve finally started I can’t stop - im hooked! thank u so much for all your videos.

Almost 4 hours of Bailey and dark history? Yes, please! Thank you, Bailey, for all your hard work.

Victorian era houses had a “fainting room” on the second floor near the stairs. After climbing the stairs women needed a few minutes to catch their breath. My husband converted the fainting room at our 1887 Victorian home to an upstairs bathroom. We were able to find an antique reproduction shower kit and a marble topped sink console

Sometimes when I'm at work and get a notification...I make sure to give a like then watch episode later 😊 anyone else make it a priority that Bailey gets her 👍🏼💜🤔🤗

I had a premonition that Bailey Sarian would uncover the dark history of credit cards. Now I’m waiting, patiently, like a 0% APR offer that’s about to expire.

Bailey!!! Men used to actually wear pantyhose in the wars as an extra layer during the winters. They helped to hold the body heat in...alot of men in professions that require them to work outside in the colder weather still use this method of insulation because it's less cumbersome

3:01:00 One of the main reasons I decided to get a tattoo was because of a friend who worked in helping fight human trafficking and she said that girls who have recognizable and easily visible tattoos were less likely to be trafficked because they could be ID-ed from a distance. Theres also the case of Abrego Garcia who was identified by his tattoos and that is how his whole case got started to liberate him.

9:31 yeah I’ve always found this to be insane but honestly I think history will remember bbls & shape wear like this.

They used nylon for parachute cords on the parachutes. One of my grandmothers sewed parachutes and the other grandmother was literally Rosie the riveter assembling aircraft. Women were doing their part and holding it down here at home. Like Always... Women Doing the Most !!! Because remember they still had children families and all of that to take care of too.