1950s Old Hollywood Beauty Products that still work today

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In the 1950s, Hollywood stars like Marilyn Monroe and Elizabeth Taylor were known for their glamour and beauty. And you can still get that look today with these vintage beauty products from the 1950s!
Do you love the glamour of 1950s Old Hollywood?
Well, then you'll love these retro beauty products that still work today! These amazing formulas have been passed down for generations, and they're still some of the best in the business. Watch this video to learn more about these incredible products.
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Earrings:
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Revlon
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Ponds
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[@malicemew]

Wish Max Factor products would bring back that vintage look, their products now look like a replica of Loreal & Milani, they don't stand out. They deserve recognition

[@DitzyThrifter]

I’m still upset that Covergirl bought out Max Factor just to shut it down and eliminate competition. I remember it was still available in Europe for a little while after it was removed from North American stores 😢 I wish they would bring it back as a vintage reproduction make up line available at the drug store.

[@azaheljimenez957]

Can you imagine if Max Factor did a Marilyn Monroe capsule collection and Estee Lauder an Audrey Hepburn one? I would love to see it happen

[@Corinthians1614]

I had tried all different types of moisturizers. Then I stumbled upon Ponds in numerous vintage videos, and holy moly that stuff works so well!!

[@JamesByronMusic]

Re-nutriv had shark oil and turtle oil in it... thats awful, glad they reformulated it.

[@roringusanda2837]

Two names of lipstick and nail polish shades that I think everyone still knows, Fire & Ice and Cherries In The Snow...I think they will always exist.

[@lindac5273]

I’m understanding many of these products were very toxic, and contained lead, as in back in that day our household paints contained that as well and cause disease. Please mention the negatives as well. We have come a long way in making safer ingredient makeup and cosmetics today, but you have to look up safety on line.

[@joanmoss7970]

When I was around 18 years old I worked in the Revlon factory in New Jersey, USA. I worked in the lipsticks line putting the sealer protectors on the lipsticks! This was late 70's when "Charlie" was all the rage! The most fun part of that monotonous job was getting to go to the discounted store after my shift! Fun days! I wore "Charlie" back then but now I wear "CHARLIE WHITE" . THAT IS WHEN I GET IN MY REVLON STATE OF MIND!!

[@janetjones4874]

Excellent video. Do you know which Revlon lipstick and nail color Pan Am flight attendants had to wear in the 1950s and 1960s? I heard or read somewhere that Revlon had lip colors that Pan Am regulated for their flight attendants to wear. Thank you.

[@paddersomers011]

We still have pan stick in Europe and they have a new package with one side the foundation stick and the other has a primer stick

[@sharonsmith583]

Key ingredient in a lot of this stuff was lanolin. It fell out of favor in the 1950s when it was tested on dermatology patients who already had issues and it was perceived that a lot more people were allergic to it than was actually the case. I use pure lanolin I get from Puritans Pride. It's amazing for elbows and knees.

[@shawnahawthorn2658]

Elizabeth ardens 8hr cream lip balm saved my lips. It is the only lip balm that has worked for my chronic dry lips. 100% recommend it. And ponds cold cream is the best. I actually use the pond dry skin cream on ny feet and body with some vaseline on top, at night, for my super dry skin.

[@sunset4ever29]

Does she or doesn't she, only her hairdresser knows for sure. was the slogan for Miss Clairol hair color. I would like to try the lavender creme eye shadow as well. I remember the Erace concealer and it was really messy if the lid came off. I don't remember the name of it, but there was a Max Factor glow stick in a container like the pan-stick foundation. Love the make-up history you present!

[@joanmoss7970]

I went to Amazon this morning and typed in Max Factor and I found a few pan sticks! They still do make them!! yay 😊

[@sarahschouveller1993]

The Seven Year Itch is one of my favorite movies ever ❤

[@marytorres129]

Loved this video. A trip down memory lane. I came across a vintage pamphlet from 1962 which featured millinery styles and advertisements. There were so many styles and veils for vintage hats and almost everyone wore them including children on special occasions. I know I wore them as a child in the early sixties for church and Easter Sunday. It would be nice to see those styles in a future video.

[@roringusanda2837]

My favorite series of ads is probably the Breck (shampoo) Girls. How I aspired to be just like them!

[@LidiaVlogsherweek]

Wow Revlon cherries in the snow was the first lipstick given to me by my sister in 87 didn’t think it went back that far.

[@eternalypissed]

In 1956 (when Re-Nutriv was launched) $115 would be worth $1,252 today. Wow, even La Mer doesn't cost as much.