Beauty

[stargazergal]

Forgot all about Jontue ~  how about Emaraude in the elegant dark green bottle ~

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@sallybusky wrote:

OMG my memory of all these products is so strong that I can still remember their scents!  Too many posters to mention, but thanks to those who reminded me of so many...Redken's Amino Pon soap...why is that not still around??? And...had anyone mentioned Jontue (J'ontue??) or Ciara? Forgive me if they were. Some great fragrances have been discontinued; yet every celebrity now thinks s/he has to have not one, but two or three. The market has been bombarded with soooo many that you know won't be around in five years.

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[stargazergal]

I loved my Noxema ! 

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@HerRoyaLioness wrote:

Boy does this bring back memories!  Some of mine:

Maybelline dry mascara in the little red box that you had to wet the little brush to use - my very first makeup purchase

Tame Creme rinse

Noxema - ick!

Avon Wishing creme perfume in a white jar with a gold colored wishbone on top

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[stargazergal]

Nope..... somebody brought back the memories of having memories of

having to deal with both when it was "their time"...... no fun !

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@Leeny wrote:

I think you thought they were referring to the sanitary belt when actually they were speaking of the garter belt that you hooked your nylons to

The other kind were miserable!!

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[Tinkrbl44]

Boy, until I read this thread I never gave much thought to the decades of "gimmicks and new ingredients" that shampoo manufacturers had to come up with to get us to buy their product .... the competition is really incredible!!!

[Tinkrbl44]

When I was dating my first serious boyfriend, I was wearing Ambush and he was wearing Canoe colognes!   I thought they were just intoxicating!

[nrm]

My fave on my college guy friends was Aramis. I also like the name as it's the name of one of the Three Musketeers. I also likes British Sterling. 

[Toppers]

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@just bee wrote:

One way to bleed to death.  A horrible product!

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I did not have good luck with using this product, either. 

I think that it was a great concept for its time, though.

[QVCPhobe]

It is not too long ago, but I cannot find Laura Geller's under eye sparkle primer?  Any suggestions for alternatives?

[jubilant]

I have to go back to the 60's for this.

Huge hair rollers (think soup cans!)

Noxema

Cover Girl Foundations (kind that turned orange!)

Dippity Doo

Tigress perfume

blue eyeshadow

whitish pink lipstick (as is Shawn K.)

headbands

Aquanet hairspray

Milk Bath bubble bath

Vo5 for hair shine

[nrm]

@QVCPhobe The best I've used is Too Faced  Shadow Insurance. Shadow lasts without creasing and moving until I remove it.