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Advertisements for makeup, hair and beauty products from the 1960s.
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- Arden Pink nails (1960)
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- Tanfastic (1960)
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- Maybelline (1960)
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- Coty lipsticks (1960s)
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- Max Factor (1961)
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- The Cleopatra look with Revlon (1962)
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- Clairol (1965)
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- Max Factor (1965)
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- Wigs (1960s)
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- Max Factor (1965)
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- Helena Rubinstein (1966)
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- Max Factor (1966-7)
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- Revlon Moon Drops (1967)
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- Tangee lipsticks (c.1967)
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- Max Factor Pink-A-Pades (1967)
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- Jean Shrimpton and “The London Look” (1960s)
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- Yardley lashes (1960s)
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- Max Factor Shiny-Eyeliner (c. late 1960s)
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- Clairol rollers (1969)
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- Cutex (1960s)
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- Portable hairdryer (1960s)
I have two Gala Pick & Paint Eye Palettes [brushes missing and slightly tatty as 50 years old]. Having kept them all this time – just wondering if anyone would be interested. Not looking for money, just go to a good home.
I used them in the late 60s, from memory bought in 1968.
I can’t find reference to these on google search.
Hi Lin – wow, you’ve kept these all this time 🙂 Just thinking off top of my head… what about a museum? Like the V&A in London – they do have makeup displays/rooms and it would be a good home 🙂
I have many hairdressing magazines from the 1960s featuring Twiggy of course, Mary Quant etc. Do you happen to know where I can offload them?
Thanks for reading.
AnnieB
Hi Annie, If you simply want to get rid, maybe a charity shop (I’ve got old mags from them), or if there’s a makeup school near to you – they might like them? If you wanted to sell them, I know Ebay has vintage mags listed, which give an idea of how much they can go for i.e. is it worth the hassle?! I can’t think of anywhere else – hope you find a good home for them. Kind regards, Tish 🙂