CAMAY CLASSIC BATH BAR

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Older sister: You trust in Vosene because it gives them family dandruff control with nothing more dramatic than regular shampooing.

Voice-over: It must be Camay with moisturising cream — A lather so creamy you’d think it came from a jar. Camay helps keep skin smooth. Girl: Lyril? it’s sensational: a new kind of soap! Well, it feels just like soap till you wash with it, then things start to happen 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. In December, 2014, Procter & Gamble announced that it was selling Camay to Unilever. The transaction was completed in 2015, but Unilever had not yet announced when it would start producing Camay soap. [1] Media sponsorship [ edit ]

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Camay is an American brand of bar soap owned by Unilever. It was introduced in 1926 by Procter & Gamble and was marketed as a "white, pure soap for women," as many soaps of the time were colored to mask impurities. Camay's slogan for many years was "Camay: the soap for beautiful women." It was later replaced with "For your most beautiful complexion at every age." Babysitter: Head & Shoulders? Oh, a shampoo. The ones I’ve tried never seem to do anything for my dandruff.

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:I’ve always been curious about what beauty and skin-care products other people can’t get enough of. And recently I’ve been wondering about women over 50, in particular—who better to ask what mind-blowing skin care stands the test of time than people who’ve experienced countless new launches and new lines coming and going over the course of their lives? Girl: Soap was never like this. My skin feels so different. I have never felt so clean. I feel just sensational!

Lady: What’s the problem? Dandruff? [Babysitter nods.] I’ve got something new for that — Head & Shoulders. 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. I don’t. Head & Shoulders doesn’t just prevent dandruff — it keeps your hair looking great.” Head & shoulders (3): late 1970s Perhaps it’s one reason why women are always impatiently waiting for their men to return from the sea! Old Spice (5): late 1970sJust about everyone like Andex because – well, it's so nice and soft. It's also very, very strong. It's this softness and strength of Andrex that makes it rather special. But there's something else about Andrex that you may have noticed: it happens to be longer than just about every other toilet roll. Andrex toilet tissue (3): 1972 So to keep your teeth white as snow, your gums really healthy, and your breath really fresh: see your dentist regularly and brush with SR — the tingling fresh toothpaste for teeth and gums. Voiceover: Do your legs pass the silk scarf test? … Veet – silky smooth. Vosene Dandruff Shampoo (1984)

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) A green blob falls across the screen, followed by the children’s older sister washing her hair and then brushing it.The Camay perfume collections correspond to modern trends, their compositions are diverse, unique and versatile, like a true woman: from the delicate aroma of roses of the French Romantique collection to the exotic and seductive aroma of violets of the Secret Bliss collection. 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