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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1953
Page
10
A reader asks about dyeing eyebrows after plucking. the answer warns against dye entering pores and recommends waiting a week. Another reader reports chronically chapped lips and is advised to switch to an oily lipstick. The final note covers powder application after cleansing, emphasizing protective first and artistic last.
Remarkable beauty claim traces a plains Australia sheep-shearing origin for lanolin based hand care. Lanolin Plus touts patent protected formula restoring softness and preventing stickiness, priced four ounce bottle at $1 plus tax.
An advertisement touts Lanolin Plus Liquid as a cleanser that replaces lost skin lubricants to reduce premature wrinkles. It promises overnight improvement after a single use and daily application, noting availability at cosmetic counters for about 1 dollar plus tax.
A promotional guide extols gentle fingertip shampooing to stimulate scalp glands and achieve soft shiny hair. It recommends Lanolin Plus Hard Water Shampoo for rich lanolized suds that work in hard water, leaving hair soft, silken, and glowing with highlights at a dollar a bottle.
Lanolin Plus Liquid blends highly refined lanolin with beauty ingredients to nourish soften and lubricate the skin. Use as a cleansing cream night cream or base for makeup and follow a simple nightly routine for a glowing complexion. It also smooths rough feet sun exposure and helps makeup last.
An old advertisement promotes Lanolin Plus Cleansing Cream For Dry Skin. It touts lanolin as similar to natural skin oils, claims the cream provides supplementary oils to combat dryness, and notes a price of $1 plus federal tax available at cosmetic counters.
An advertisement extols Lanolin Plus as a hair conditioner that replicates natural scalp oils. It claims to revive dull dry hair, prevent split ends, and leave hair soft and lustrous. The product is sold at cosmetic counters for $1 plus federal tax.
An advertisement promotes Lanolin Plus Hand Lotion with a free pump dispenser. A few drops several times daily keeps hands lovely to watch and touch. The bottle includes a pump and costs $1.00 plus tax at cosmetic counters.
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