100 years of Mexican beauty in 1 minute

The Central American country is being honored in the latest short film from the series "100 Years of Beauty", which examines the evolution of beauty in the last hundred years.
This is the model Reyna Marquez is with the poster of this fifth installment of the series, created by the media agency The Cut. Lasting a little over a minute, the video provides a quick overview of trends in makeup and hair in Mexico since the early twentieth century.
The brunette appears first natural face, wearing two long braids: this look is accessorized with a sombrero and a pistol to mark the decade 1910. A few seconds later, Reyna has undergone a dramatic transformation to illustrate 20s, with thin eyebrows, red carmine lips, a square curly hair and a pearl necklace.
The refinement is still required for the 30: lips are still dark, but the square gives way to a glamorous chignon. Long hair back to the 40s, associated with thicker eyebrows and a more sober makeup, although it still maintains the once dark red lips.
Incendiary eyes, pinned hair, a cigarette and pendants Earrings signal the arrival of the 50 Then everything suddenly changes with the 60: sauerkraut bun, pale lips, doe eyes and earrings with pearls.
Time for a more playful look in the 70s, with a natural make-up and two disheveled plaits decorated with ribbons. This playful spirit continues in the 80s with big earrings, a huge ponytail on the side of the eye a little garish purple around the eyes, lips and fuchsia.
The spirit of the 90s grunge is then announced through a red burgundy lips, eyelids glittering eye and pet hair. With the arrival of the new millennium, the smoothing is set to become a capped and wise purpose. Finally, the Mexican glamor is illustrated fully during the 2010s, when brushing impeccable accompanied smoky eyes and dark pink lips.