I tried Real 1950s Skincare Products for a week

[@Laurajaneatelier]

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[@dbzcupcake]

Hey i don't think the original olay cream is available anymore you may need to update

[@nothing2seehere34]

I should have known better.. it was just a matter of time. Thanks for showing your true side before I was too invested.

[@jillsmith633]

I went to a Catholic girls boarding school. One of the younger nuns, (one of my teachers) gifted me a bottle of Oil of Olay pink liquid for my 14th birthday. She had lovely skin as far as I could see as they wore the full habit with the long black gown back then which didn't show a whole lot of skin. She had a little note with it that said "always moisturize dear". Every time I see Oil of Olay in the store I think of that lovely lady. BTW I still have that little note.

[@mariahsmom9457]

That is a wonderful story! 💗

[@charissabihl1731]

How lovely!

[@coolsummers7668]

Such a lovely story ❤️

[@funsizedi88]

Wow. That's so cool that you still hsve the note. If you don't mind me asking, what year was this? It seems like even when I was 14 in 2002, moisturizer was still kinda seen as something you onkyndid as needed.

[@katylagrande7658]

Oh okay estaba de moda famous brands products comes tic😮

[@chelsearose7655]

I wonder what oily girls did back in the day, because all of these ULTRA hydrating things seem no good for us. LOL I do know my grandma (who is 85) has been using Noxema RELIGIOUSLY for EVERYTHING her whole life. Zit? Noxema. Sunburn? Noxema. Got into the nettles outside playing? Noxema. Bad boyfriend? NOXEMA BABY. lol! ;)

[@mimiduquette8786]

I grew up in the 60's and 70', and the doc always recommended Golden Dial, which was OK, but, like you, I was oily, there was very little if you were oily!

[@chelsearose7655]

@@mimiduquette8786 I'm so glad a majority of my teens and young adult life was during a period where at least I had some sort of skin care for my skin! lol I bet though, I bet you have LESS WRINKLES!! ;) One benefit of oily skin!

[@hellokittylikeskaga]

I remember I had a sunburn once and a family friend told me to put Noxema on it. I only knew Noxema as the stuff my mom kept In the shower to wash her face. I was stunned to find out our friend was right Noxema was made for sunburns.

[@chelsearose7655]

@@hellokittylikeskaga it works too! Love it!

[@_primalpilatesprincess]

I used to be oily af. And my skin has greatly reduced the amount of oil it produces by using (first Korean hydrating products) and now vintage skincare. I do think Korean skincare is superior for makeup application tho. But for a good, healthy glow I just use my regular vintage skincare. I don't like removing my eye makeup with ponds tho. It gets in my eyes and it's annoying af. I wanna try a micellar water for that area.

[@Lala7777belle]

Such a fun video! When my grandma would visit us I asked her what was the pink liquid I thought she was using “oil of old lady” ❤️

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Haha too funny

[@susanclifford1094]

Oil of old lady . Love that ! 😆

[@noemistephanie93]

Lol how cute

[@diannakaplan8853]

@@susanclifford1094 Me too!

[@omarra6781]

That's adorable. LOL

[@deanadiedrich9304]

Laura, nobody ever talks about Camay Soap. Even though there are tons of commercials on this product from the 1950 and 60s, it would be nice to bring it back to life.

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Good call! I will do a vintage soap video

[@deanadiedrich9304]

Thank you!

[@gemykat8120]

I Love Camay,it came in different scents!

[@bridgetteague5874]

Does anyone remember the advert for cadam soap,,,Cadam for madam 🤭

[@milax2730]

I used camay soap in Europe in 90 ties

[@ValerieDee123]

I wish these companies would go back to glass containers!!!

[@vintagecherries]

Me too. Or even lipsticks. They used to have this beautiful metallic case that you could simply refill it. So beautiful. We use soooo much plastic nowdays. I hate it.

[@heidimeigs5192]

Me too. I hate plastic bottles.

[@gk2744]

Nivea has their crème in a big glass jar now (although the lid is plastic)! I just bought one a week ago 😆 I wish I could get the big tin (Only one oz jar is offered this way, maybe it’s a US thing?)

[@ashleymireles7124]

My grandma actually taught me to remove my make up with Ponds and Kleenex. She was a teenager in the 50s and it just stuck.

[@kristinhughes5309]

Mine did too. She also taught me about face oils as moisturizer

[@lannypanny3225]

don't pull your face down when you apply face cremes you'll stretch your skin out and it'll create wrinkles the older you get love. Always apply lotions massaging your face upwards to accentuate your skin and make you look radiant and younger.

[@justpeachy4851]

Oh man I remember a shampoo called Gee Your Hair Smells Terrific that had a resurgence in the 80s but originated much earlier. It really did make your hair smell amazing

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

I got so many compliments when I used that shampoo.

[@alexisdiva9]

I think it's carried by The Vermont Country Store.

[@samalama9692]

I remember using that shampoo, your hair did smell so good , it left a floral scent in your hair . 🌼🌼🌸🌸⚘🌷🌺

[@chinagirl1]

I always thought that as someone with extremely oily, acne prone skin my skin problems would have been 100xs worse during the 40s & 50s,, because most of the products seem geared towards those with dry skin. From the research I've done there weren't many good products for my skin type during those years, basically they used soap, alcohol based toners, and clearasil type treatments. Your skin is amazing and you look great without makeup, you're so lucky!

[@debd353]

I tried that pink Olay night cream. I loved the smell and smoothness. But it made me break out, so I stopped. But I still use Oil of Olay lotion for day, which doesn't make me break out.

[@roxielugraf2944]

Me too! All of these products would have made my skin so oily.

[@violetfaire]

Pinkie's meow is so cute. It was common growing up to remove makeup with cold cream. We used the ponds or Dorothy Gray. I loved Noxema as a teenager. Covergirl makeup and powder used to have the Noxema ingredients in it. It smelled heavily of Noxema. But for us oily skinned girls who broke out it was a life saver. It kept our skin from getting too oily and it cleared our skin. We relied on it and Bonne Bell. Ten O six really dried up the acne. My mom used the pink oil of Olay lotion. I remember it really making the skin look so glowing smooth.

[@tammyellison735]

We must be close to the same age, I used all those same products. I used Sea breeze for mosquito bites too.

[@sherriewilsey8613]

I miss Bonnie Bell too, especially 10-0-6 lotion, loved the smell.

[@diannakaplan8853]

Ever try Almay? I recall at the very start of my makeup use the CoverGirl sometimes had that strong smell. Then mom said Almay and I used it religiously for at least 10 years.. I used loose powder and Almay came in a large round plastic container.

[@KH-xj5qw]

Oh my gosh !! I remember 10-0-6😀😀😀

[@7arboreal]

Olay was called Ulay in Britain until the 90s. My mum always used it and I loved the smell and the heavy glass bottle.

[@kateaye3506]

Same in Australia. I loved it so much I'd steal a little blob of my mum's just to rub into my hands to smell it.

[@_CharStar_]

Haha you triggered a memory, I'm in NZ and remember the pink lotion in a square-ish glass bottle called Oil of Ulan

[@annakermode6646]

I remember oil of ulan too! (From nz)

[@angelachristina]

Here in Austria (and I think in Germany too) Olay was called Oil of Olaz

[@carolinabrianna]

@@angelachristina In France too

[@cosmicwooo5396]

I’m also addicted to using noxzema every morning. I leave it on my face as a mask as I get everything ready to wash up and shower. Leaves skin super clean feeling and clear looking. ❤️

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Me too it’s glorious

[@geeky12ful]

Me too love Noxzema!

[@tammyhiggins1013]

Yes Sea Breeze has been around here in the US as long as I can remember. I still use it!

[@ladanbehbahani4213]

I've seen people use the Nivea cream as a duplicate for the original Creme de la Mer. Talk about astronomical savings! Great video! Thank you!

[@GenXer102]

In the jar form it is the closest product to LM.

[@dorishodge4451]

I'm 59 yrs old, so I was a teen in the 70's. I always thought of Noxema as a cleanser for acne prone skin. But now I think I am going to get some to use as you keep praising it's moisturizing properties. I may also try the Ponds and Nivea and maybe the Sea Breeze. The Sea Breeze is another product I thought was more for acne prone skin as well.

[@batgirljamie]

Noxema & Oil of Olay has fragrence & Made me break out even though m skin is drier

[@rld1278]

I started using noxema in my teens to control light acne but ended up using it for years because my skin loved it. I also used sea breeze, but changed to the sensitive skin later as it was less harsh. I still sometimes use that stuff and it makes my skin feel great.

[@bethanyanne6071]

Such a beautiful and relaxing video to watch.A vintage bath routine would lovely to see.❤

[@sabrinabeberman180]

My mom used all of these products, Noxema, Sea Breeze, and Oil of Olay, she got me into it when I was in my pre-teens in the late 80's early 90's. Now I use Ponds. I really have great memories thank for this.

[@Kellybird12]

I’d love a week of Erno Laszlo skin care!💗

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Filming it right now

[@Kellybird12]

@@Laurajaneatelier Thank you!💗

[@rosechardonnay5351]

My mom has been using the Oil of Olay Original Beauty Fluid in the pink bottle for as long as I can remember and no matter what expensive skin care she tries from department stores and so forth she always goes back to the Olay original moisturizer. She'll be turning 71 in December and she looks much younger than her age I think because of it. Personally I always use Ponds cold cream to remove my makeup.

[@OHolden72]

My mum has just turned 90 and has always used the pink bottle too. Everyone always comments on her beautiful skin. She washes her face with dove sensitive soap and that's it.

[@MurkwoodLurker]

Love the video. I still use some of those products. You mentioned a vintage bath time routine, id love to see that and get some ideas for my spa bath day!

[@melissa564]

I enjoyed watching you do the vintage routine and show all of the steps ❤ I love the old products. Sea breeze is gently wiped on with a soft cotton round - your rounds were more of a waffle weave which made them more harsh and you really were scrubbing over and over each time, just be more gentle and you will find that your skin will like it - although some people have to use the blue color “sensitive” version. Another key is that our skin has more swear glands between our nose and mouth - when we use masks or deep cleansing products they pull out toxins ( it’s even worse if one has eaten spicy foods) Also, in USA we have to specifically look for or order Nivea from Germany because ours is made in Mexico and the formulation is a bit different - I find the German version to be better absorbing for my skin . Also, we have to be carful to buy Jergens face cream made in USA or it is made in Mexico and the formulation is different and is also fragrance free. Many women would remove makeup with a cold cream and tissue and then put on another heavy layer and let it stay on the skin for at least 15 minutes to an hour, remove then use toner and afterwards a heavy night cream.

[@Maialeen]

I think people's issues with the original sea breeze are that it's just aggressive and ultimately strips the skin and you see the effects over time. So if someone is oily and acne prone their skin might fight back and produce more acne and oil. It was thought before that you should go in aggressively and dry out oily skin but now we know we should treat it more gently and help it achieve balance that way. Sea breeze is full of alcohol, camphor, dyes, peppermint and other potentially irritating oils which isn't preferred today. I can see how it might feel refreshing when used for a week. But I don't know if it's worth sticking with it for a longer while. The tingling isn't really a positive. Whether it's good or bad, I guess the general consensus is bad. But as with all skincare some people will swear by a product despite everything.

[@TheMocao]

Ah memories - That SeaBreeze was murder on my skin. 😂

[@donnafromnyc]

Sea Breeze makes a milder version in blue. What Sea Breeze is really good at is removing dark hair color that gets on your skin. Other than that it's harsh.

[@jeanetteshawredden5643]

There is a light gentle Seabreeze (blue) as opposed to the original Seabreeze (gold).

[@LABeautyReview]

I knew when you were singing Sea Breezes praises that youd be singing a different tune by the end of the week, lol, but I'm so sorry you had to get that nasty dermatitis, I hope it didnt hurt too much. Ponds has definitely stood the test of time, still such a great product. I really enjoy these videos where you try something for a week.

[@Theater00jock]

I kept being like "just you wait... just you wait..." That stuff feels great the first couple of days but it's SO drying and irritating. Even as a teenager with oily/acne prone skin I found it too drying.

[@christinetitus6388]

Great video! Thanks for sharing these products. I used to use some of them as a teen in the 70’s. You encouraged me to try these products again. Laura you have such beautiful flawless skin. Looking forward to Jean Harlow Shampoo video.

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Thanks Christine! So happy you enjoyed this!

[@lw3542]

This vintage stuff is so cool! These products would absolutely destroy my sensitive skin, but it looks so glamorous. Thanks for sharing!

[@nirvanageddon4979]

I love this video! So calming to watch. Inspired me to work extra carefully on my skin routine tonight ☺️. Thank u for all these cool vids Laura, I love watching them!

[@SandraDee590]

Sadly most all of these products don't have the original ingredients from when they were first made. Pears only used to be eight ingredients, I believe. Now it's a paragraph ever since it got bought by Unilever. Same for Olay. They changed their formula a couple of years ago.

[@mariahsmom9457]

Thats good yo know. I was thinking of buying it again. I love Yardley soap (1771 company founded) but now i need to look at ingredients!

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

Ponds changed formula in late 1970's - my mother got rash.

[@kateaye3506]

Olay uses coconut oil now.

[@vintagecherries]

Most of the cosmetics nowdays are more chemical. A paragraph full in chemicals. Sometimes I wonder if we really progress backwards.

[@lindatheresa8449]

Another nice astringent is Witch Hazel. It's milder. Oil of Olay was my Mums favourite moisturizer. It reminds me of her when I smell it. ❤

[@missmindy327]

Laura drops a video and I run to watch! 🤣

[@dueseason]

🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️🏃‍♀️😁❤

[@noemistephanie93]

Same

[@amandareed1871]

I enjoy you explaining and showing all the history of these creams, cleansers and lotion and the year they came out. Very interesting shows you put on so excellent I enjoy so much.

[@kyliecross2156]

I wish more vintage products were fragrance-free. I get migraines triggered by perfumes and fragrances. I’m living vicariously through this routine! 😊

[@kimberlymiller655]

American Nivea is delightful too!! Love it especially during winter. Also they have a sea breeze for sensitive skin. The original astringent is kinda harsh.

[@dollhousegirl7153]

Hi. You've probably figured this out by now but what probably got you with the Sea Breeze is the fact that the first ingredient is salicylic acid which is a mild exfoliant. Best not to use those too much. Definitely not twice a day. Love your videos!

[@sharroon7574]

My grandma told me to use ponds soap when I was a teenager to keep my skin clear, I dont know if they still make it but it did work.

[@jeanetteshawredden5643]

I dont want oily heavy night creams on my pillows & sheets - so i use heavy night creams in the morning & light water soluble lotion EARLY in the evening so it has time to soak into my skin before i go to bed. Works for me

[@dwilloughby13]

My skin could never take this routine, I have super sensitive skin, whew , that's a rigorous routine, I used Sea Breeze in the 70's , and unfortunately that was when I learned had sensitive skin , It irritated and inflamed my delicate skin, , thank you for your content, I watch all your videos

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Thank you! Haha ya I had to stop sea breeze half way through it was so bad

[@bridgetteague5874]

Omg! I was the same,my face was stung off me ,☹️

[@funsizedi88]

Yea, in the late 90s/early 2000s I burned my face off with sea breeze. My skinnwas so sensitive even cover girl make uo would break me out. Ciukd inky wear Almay when they were new! Fabulous yse basically all make up now in my 30s, but still won't touch the sea breeze. Lol

[@AmandaS18]

I really enjoyed this, I use both the Noxema and Ponds. I remember my mom used Oil of Olay, it smelled wonderful.😍

[@caramelrose819]

Really enjoyed you doing this vintage skin routine challenge. The double cleanse is a must for me. As a teenager in Canada Sea breeze was a staple. Back then I had over active sebaceous glands so Sea Breeze was very soothing and works so well with a cream cleanser. I love Rosewater toner too. Now a days Nivea brand has become a favourite skin care moisturizer for the neck and body. Wow I remember the mint Julip mask. Loving your channel!

[@lizhumble9953]

I use Pond’s, Oil of Olay with baby oil drops at night and plain during the day, Thayer’s witch hazel morning and night. If I have a blemish I use calamine lotion on the blemish. My skin needs a lot of moisture but I have found this routine works really well. It is certainly affordable, and it smells like my Mom which I love.

[@nickicapetola5149]

Love your video, I have used all of those products my favorite is the Ponds cream and the oil of ole, I find the sea breeze to be rough on the skin causing it to dry out as well as the noxema. I love how you give a history of these products which makes it fun to listen too…

[@susans5296]

I loved this!! Thank you for sharing...I have become a Pond's fan as well and have always used olay...my mother used it, her mother used it and so on...so it is a proven winner in our family 💗💞💗💞💝....love you Laura...🥰

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Awe thanks Susan 💕💕💕

[@mermaidrisingtarot]

i'm 47 & its so weird to think of all these things i grew up around as vintage. Fun to watch younger people enjoy these products. My grandma passed away recently at age 103 years old. I'm really missing all the things from simpler days. Loved the video on dusting powders i found some to add to my vanity. We live in a 1950's home now & love these kind of videos. Even though i make our own lotions & soaps I may try going back to these products for the nostalgia!!! Yes that sea breeze is more for oily skin as it can be super drying.

[@leelastoma5809]

Sea breeze should be used just once a day preferably at night to help remove all makeup. Also go easy with the cotton pad looks like you are rubbing too hard . I love my ponds for removing makeup . I always use Kleenex and then double cleans with CeraVe .

[@paularampinelli6330]

Beautiful video! Your skin is flawless!

[@sherriewilsey8613]

I remember my mom using OJs witch hazel which was in a glass bottle as well as Oil of Olay, the pink lotion I thought was pretty. She used Cody face powder and Maybelline mascara and wore Prince Matchabelli perfume. She always carried a Collins bag. I never saw wear a pair of slacks until the 70s.

[@jeanetteshawredden5643]

There are 2 Seabreeze types! Original (gold liquid) and GENTLE (blue liquid).

[@pgmaxtwo]

I have super sensitive skin and the Olay for sensitive skin fluid is amazing!! And...under $10

[@yanapataki1501]

Hi Laura, I have a video suggestion: Can you please look in detail some of the lovely books you have from Julien's Auction? I am looking to buy one as a Christmas present for my niece. Thank you for the great content you have been putting out recently!

[@li2034]

from 34:00 this pimple or bump you mention comes from Nivea, I know Nivea too well I grew up with it so whenever I put Nivea on my face then such pimples would appear similar things.... greetings from Germany 🌹

[@organiccher64]

Fun video..I used to use most of those products when I was younger..now that I'm 57 I just wash my face in the shower..I do like the queen Helene face mask,that softens my skin nice..thanks for an informative video..😀😀

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Thanks for watching 👧💕💕

[@emmaevans5502]

Love this video so informative! Thank you for putting in so much detail x

[@jessicabaker1274]

Noxema and sea breeze 😱 gurl yo face gon be on fiyah 🔥

[@kennenkim]

Can I just say that you are absolutely stunning!

[@omarra6781]

I remember using a few of these products when I was in my teens in the 80s. I always liked Noxzema. After watching this I feel like going back to all those vintage products. Seabreeze is definitely more of an occasional product unless you have really tough skin. I have very sensitive skin, especially around my nose and mouth area, so I have to be careful. I believe you can also use just plain witch hazel as an astringent, which would probably be far more soothing. After all, it's used in Tucks pads for hemorrhoids and by women after childbirth. If it's sensitive enough for out most sensitive regions, I'd say it's good for the face, excluding for allergies and whatnot. Thanks for this. I'm kind of excited to re-try all those things from my youth.

[@victoriaterry3083]

Hi Laura!!! Your skin looks wonderful. I was wondering a few things. How does the sea breeze astrigent compare to the Thayers astringent? Also, do you exfoliate your face, and if so what products do you use? Also do you any specific under eye cream for dark circles and puffiness? Thanks again for the video. Looking forward to the Harlow shampoo video!! Take care!! s

[@bobbyluna8079]

I’m definitely Going try the tissues, with the ponds makeup remover. I always had a hard time taking it off, but I still use it. By the way I love your videos, your the best, and teach us a lot of stuff.

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Thank you! Yes try the tissues they work well!!

[@vintagecherries]

Kleenex are sooooo soft! They are so great on dry skin! Regular tissues cause me redness (even cloth if I rub it too much on my skin) but Kleenex always works like a charm. Extremely soft

[@thisgirllovesgod]

I love Jergens cold cream as well as ponds..both exceptional

[@noneofurbusiness5223]

Just looked up Jergens cold cream - nice.

[@francheskahenderson]

My grandma used ponds or other cold creams and had a pretty tissue box cover on her tissues next to it where she sat to do her beauty routine, same place she did her makeup. She never did a second wash of any sort, just used the cold cream. She washed her face in the shower every couple of days though. She had pretty skin too. She was the glamorous type with false eyelashes, wigs , and flashy jewelry. Ever so often she would use Mary Kay extra emollient night cream. In the mornings when shd fixed up she never washed her face either and I don’t recall her using a moisturizer since she had soft supple skin from the cold creams.

[@Lauren-ev3lz]

I'm definitely going to try the ponds and tissue off method on days I wear makeup.

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Yes it works so well

[@helenallen2832]

it really does work and leaves the skin lovely and soft.... ive used some really expensive cleansers and this is comparable

[@diannakaplan8853]

This is the first time seeing you. You remind me of a girlfriend I've had since Grammer school. Your skin is so lovely I know why you have all those products!Also watching people in their environment can speak a great deal about them. How you spoke so quietly early, you are polite and allowed who ever was sleeping to continue. I'd be loud practicing my lines, or complaining about my hair!

[@samanthavillagomez997]

Sea Breez has a "sensitive skin" formula and that's the one I use😇😇

[@Laurajaneatelier]

I should try that one

[@rld1278]

Yep, started with the original but later switched to the sensitive skin one.

[@thevintagekitty]

Just a tip when using astringents. Be GENTLE when applying it and always avoid lip and eye area. It also should only be used once a day.

[@cheriearchaeoedwards2732]

I am loving your video! My Gram taught me about Ponds and Sea Breeze when I began college. I also had an issue with the Sea Breeze, had to switch to the one for sensitive skin. Been using that and Ponds for 40+ years now. Love them! 😊💜

[@jenniferdevlin2805]

I love Oil of Olay Double Action Day Cream. I used to use Ponds Cold Cream but found it too oily. I use a drug store brand hot cloth cleanser (superdrug), the rival for Boots in the UK 🇬🇧 xx.

[@auapplemac2441]

In the 50s and 60s I'd carry a tiny bottle of 10-0-6 to use during the day. After lunch, my super oily skin needed to be cleanse of face makeup. I go into the bathroom at work and take off my foundation with 10-0-6 and reapply foundation and lipstick. I actually would buy it in gallon jugs! It was sort of like an astringent, but it did a great job of removing makeup.

[@patrician7445]

I'm trying it this week, too. Actually already had some of the products. Liking everything so far at end of day three. What fun!

[@Laurajaneatelier]

Yay fun! I hope you enjoy trying it yourself!!

[@meckismicki]

I used Noxema and Sea Breeze during my teen years. I never had breakouts except on my chin during that time of the month. My mother was "Never Squeeze" I didn't and I'm glad I listened to her advice. Being from Germany Nivea was a staple. The new brand you must make sure you check the label and get the brand made in Germany and not Mexico. The ingredients are different. I still use Ponds and Nivea today especially during the Winter.

[@snowwpea]

Honey Bee 1 second ago Sweet Laura, your videos are so soothing to watch. Your skin looks amazing, even in the morning. This routine is working for you! Except or the Sea Breeze. Also you look pretty without makeup, you remind me of a young

[@jayatkinson1152]

Oil of Ulay was the original name. My mum used it for years xxx Thank you for a lovely video Laura Jane xxx

[@malicemew]

I tried using Ponds cold cream but it didn't work well for my oily skin, also clogged my pores. Still like Ponds tho, think I'll try the light moisture one. Great video

[@lizzieh5284]

This is very interesting. I love vintage products. Thank you.

[@ladykadiijha]

Ur skin looks great!!! ✨️ I still use olay from time to time Olay retinol cream (purple tub) is a favourite amongst many dermatologists

[@lisama4903]

Thanks Laura for the research you put into , the history of all the brands. I found it very interesting. My fav of all the products you showed , is Oil if Olay. It was my grandma’s signature scent. X

[@rhondas3017]

I used Nivea on my hands when I was a teenager. One time I just kept rubbing it in for so long, the hair on my hands came off. Impressive. I’ve never been able to recreate that with any other cream.

[@RavenMystic54]

I used noxema and sea breeze in the 80s when I was a teenager

[@Laurajaneatelier]

I love the noxema

[@marianavarro3111]

Love this beauty routine the products worked great!👈💖👍⭐💖

[@j.7881]

Cold cream I've used for years to take off makeup plus it's way cheaper than micellar water which does well also- I also use cold cream around my hairline when I dye my hair- keeps the dye from staining your skin when you apply BEFORE and leave On during the application and dyeing process

[@Lolabelle59]

Really enjoy your videos. Love learning the history behind the products. Used Noxzema a lot, growing up in the 60s, for washing my face and sunburn. Glad these classic products are still available. Regarding the Sea Breeze, I have slightly sensitive skin, and only use it at night, after I've removed my makeup (foundation, etc.). I use witch hazel in the morning as a toner.

[@SnowWhiteQueen091590]

This is really good and relaxing to watch. Thanks Laura. 😀 It may be good to do also a makeup routine a la Marilyn Monroe on your next vid.

[@katm5903]

Sea breeze reminds me of my mom, oil of olay of my grandma, and noxzema of my teens in the 90s lol.

[@cdstein67]

I use Noxema to wash off makeup and then I use Witch Hazel and Oil if Olay too. These were items I used growing up in the 80's. About 15 years ago I went back to the old classics and all the memories of childhood came back. I love all these products ❤️❤️❤️. I'll need to find Sea Breeze, haven't seen that in a while but I would imagine it's a lot like the Witch Hazel I have.❤❤❤❤

[@alexander1974ish]

Paula from Paula's Choice would have had a heart attack watching this video :-) these products, including packaging, go against everything she preaches for.

[@samanthageary8514]

I loved this! I remember my grandmother used Noxema to deep cleanse a couple times a week since she had oily skin and she and my mom always used Oil of Olay so I do too. And my mom was also a big fan of Queen Helene's Mint Julep face mask for all the skin problems lol!

[@madamethome5869]

Love Oil of Olay and Noxema. Queen Helene's Mint Julip Beauty Mask has been my weekly beauty treatment for years. I put it on before I shampoo my hair and if my husband is around I say "Hi honey" , real sweetly and he makes some cute faces and comments!

[@Laurajaneatelier]

The mask is so good

[@michadawn234]

I have used the Mint Julep Beauty Mask before and my makeup goes on so smoothly after using it.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

😂😂😂 cute

[@azaramoon4027]

it used to be called ---- oil of ulay----- in a glass bottle.

[@valeriegoogins8821]

Even the dollar tree have these products

[@Jean2235177]

I love the smell of Sea Breeze.

[@sharonsmith583]

Thanks to you, dear Laura, I tried Ponds cold cream for the first time and I really like it. I don't much care for Nozema though. My mom used it on us when we got a bad sunburn from a day long Beach outing. The smell is so strong and it seemed to make our sunburn worse.

[@CapeRN]

My mother had the most perfect skin without wrinkles into her eighties. Her secret- Ponds Cold Cream. Until they hired a social media bully to represent women, I would have added Dove. I dumped it for Cerave

[@HautePinkFluff]

I didn’t even know Sea Breeze was still around. I used to use it in high school, but only on the t-zone because of how strong it is.

[@saphronsbeautyunboxings]

I love Queen Helene. Don't see it very often.

[@prestonnorris9822]

Try Sally's Beauty Supply 🌞

[@zingpop6375]

I have sensitive acne prone skin and these products will definitely wreck my face!

[@patrician7445]

💕 Love your videos so much. Want to also tell you what a pretty voice you have. When I was a teen, I used O.J.'s Beauty Lotion for an astringent. It was for preventing breakouts and to get rid of freckles. It was eventually taken off the market because it contained mercury! Good grief!

[@Abigail_Wyatt]

The only time I had heard of sea breeze was when they put it in buckets of water to keep the cast of grease cool during really hot filming days. They would lather up their legs in between takes.

[@Karen_of_Kanada]

Thanks for the Vivaia code- they are just what I was looking for, and much more my style than Rothy's (the other eco-conscious washable ones I know of). Cheers!

[@wendypennell9432]

Ponds is the best makeup remover staple in live theater

[@yvettecorbett2360]

Thank you for all the information on these products.

[@ashleighsalinas8526]

The american Nivea is thick too but more like a balm than a cream if that makes sense, closer to crisco shortening texture than your version, and very greasy. I still love it after using retinoids which can cause dryness and peeling.