Email Diamant Red Original Cosmetic Toothpaste - 75 Milliliters Large Size (1 Tube)

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Girl: It’s a tingle inside you. you just bubble over. I thought soap was just soap. But oh, this Lyril! You’ll probably like new Andrex because it’s beautifully soft and very strong. But there's another reason for liking new Andrex: there's much more of it. In fact it gives you more paper on every roll than almost an other tissue. New Andrex: it goes a long, long way Andrex toilet tissue (2): 1972 High style? Dry hair spoils it. Latest cut? Dry hair spoils it. Whatever you try, dry hair spoils it. Babysitter: Head & Shoulders? Oh, a shampoo. The ones I’ve tried never seem to do anything for my dandruff.

Stop right now and forget everything you ever knew about being a blonde. Up to now you could never be any of these delicate blondes. Clairol Hair Colouring/Lightener (2) We have had several queries about the sudden disappearance from Supermarket shelves of extremely popular Toothpaste, 'Gordon Moores'. It contained a red colouring agent that enhanced gum and tooth contrast. It is excellent from removing stains from your teeth. Unfortunately, this product has now been discontinued. I 'lost a tooth for every child' as expected, and had the fear of death put in me in 1960 by a young dentist who threatened to send me to Guy's hospital for the extraction of a wisdom tooth. Fortunately we were just about to move to London where we found a neighbour whose brass plate announced him as a German dentist. He laughed scornfully at the story of the young English dentist's cowardice. He had been required to retrain completely before being allowed to practise in this country. He retained German habits of courtesy and ceremony. One was in the presence of a master who actually explained to the mouth-wide patient what he was doing. He was meticulous in telling us, while filling cavities, when he was about to perform 'ze undercut'. Come to find the beautiful fragrance of Jontue — sensual … but not too far from innocence. Jontue — the beautiful fragrance … sensual, but not too far from innocence. Jontue from Revlon — wear it and be wonderful! Kiku: 1974/5Various brands of toothpaste were produced. Odel, Punch and Judy, and then there was one called Gordon-Moores which was described as ruby-red, cosmetic toothpaste which made the teeth 'dazzling white.' The tingle you get when you brush with SR is much more than a nice taste — it’s a tingle of health. It tells you something very important, that you’re doing your gums good and toughening them to resist infection. And as this chart shows, gum infection is the cause of more tooth losses than decay itself. The tingle in SR comes from Sodium Ricinoleate — a substance which both dental research and years of use in dental practice have shown to be good for the gums. Voice-over: Yes, Crest really works — for grown-ups and children, because only Crest has Fluoristan — a special Fluoride formula. Fluoride is the decay fighter dentists use — the decay fighter dentists put on teeth to prevent cavities. With Crest you put this same fluoride on your teeth at home too, every time you brush. That’s why Crest can cut your family’s cavity rate almost in half. Yes, when you switch to Crest with Fluoride you can prevent about half your family’s cavities. And for stopping mouth odour no toothpaste beats Crest. So switch to Crest and you too may hear:

Voiceover: Do your legs pass the silk scarf test? … Veet – silky smooth. Vosene Dandruff Shampoo (1984) After using Veet a model drops a silk scarf on her leg and the scarf slides smoothly down to the floor Voiceover: The red stripe helps fight plaque and protects gums, the white stripe has fluoride to fight decay, and there’s a blue stripe for fresh breath. Wash years away in minutes with Loving Care Hair Colour Lotion by Clairol. No mixing! No peroxide! Loving Care pours on right out of the bottle. Colours only the grey. Washes it away without changing your natural hair colour! Easy! Used about once a month — Loving Care keeps grey away so you can forget you ever had any. Just choose the tone most like your own. It won’t rub off and looks so fresh and natural. Then, along with many other factories, it was bombed during the Norwich Blitz of 1942 and it was said more than 15,000 gallons of wine was destroyed.Announcer: It’s time to face the music. You’ll become a man, you’ll find success. Palmolive Shave Foam: 1960s

She: What’s wrong with soap and water? I said. OK I find soap and water a bit drying but that’s the price you pay for clean skin. Girl: It’s soap, but it’s different. You can tell by the lather: that feels different somehow. Even the water feels different! I grew up in a soft water area. Sweets were strictly in the power of adults, not for the sake of children's teeth. 'Sweeties' were used for comfort and reward, and for a pleasant send off into sleep. A cough or sore throat keeping a child awake would be soothed by a little ball of butter rolled in sugar. Once asleep, the child would grind her teeth after every cough — cause for complaint by older sister in the same bed. On the very day of a strong paternal lecture on the evils of chewing gum, our visiting family doctor arrived, himself chewing, and offering us children a piece each! With a guilty glance at the parents we accepted. Voice-over: New Harmony — now the kindest hair-spray there is. One of them’s a natural — for your hair. Harmony hairspray (2): 1978

Voice-over: Now it’s even harder to tell because New Harmony looks and feels even more natural — keeps hair looking smoother and softer. The survivors remaining are rooted in my gums, though many have been crowned by my dentist. I do not have a plate and I am glad of that. For a child there was grotesque horror in the sight of an older person's false teeth in a glass. Some of my contemporaries 'got their teeth' for their twenty-first birthday. I don’t. Head & Shoulders doesn’t just prevent dandruff — it keeps your hair looking great.” Head & shoulders (3): late 1970s The whole family is shown on a bench outside in the garden, where we can see the girl’s shiny hair, followed by the father washing his hair, and the mother taking the shampoo.