It's probably slightly abnormal that I'm purposely searching for these old vintage commercials, there's something very magical about a time we've never lived.
BWAHAHAHAHA hahahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha haahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha haahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣 ok ok wait I wasn't ready for a comment like that!!!! I was legit shit drinking water and almost spit out all over my dashboard!!!!! That's a PERFECTLY GENIUS QUESTION! I LOVE IT! THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DAY 🥰💯😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can't imagine washing my face with a bar soap like Dial Gold (although great for keeping new piercings clean, or so I've been told) or applying a conditioner with lanolin
Because the commercials used to sponsor whatever program they ran on which meant they could run longer ads that were far cheaper than they are today since there was not much competition for airtime back then.
During the 70's, soap manufacturers had to stop using Hexachlorophene due to it being carcinogenic. Dial Soap is still available at your local dollar store. 🧼
All these packaging back then was so much better then now its more dirty cheap plastic crap. They had less options which makes it easier to choose and be a minimalist.
It's probably slightly abnormal that I'm purposely searching for these old vintage commercials, there's something very magical about a time we've never lived.
Yes!
It was even more magical living them.
@@memyname1771 I'm not even the slightest bit jealous....😒
Me too! I'm a soap maker looking for vintage looking advertisement ideas🤣🤣🤣
I like how they were showcasing a blush in black/white television. I really like these old ads though!!!
a trick : watch series at Flixzone. Been using it for watching lots of of movies during the lockdown.
@Landry Dominic Definitely, have been watching on Flixzone} for since november myself =)
I just ordered some more Ivory soap. This commercial still works 60 years later!
Most of the actors are either dead or very old, but their magic still continues :)
@@daphne4983 no shit sherlock
What does it smell like ? Always wanted to try it atleast once
@mermaidlu5125 a little floral but mostly fresh with a bit of citrus. It's hard to describe haha!
I know it ruins your epidermis but this makes me want to buy ivory soap😂
“Clean and clear” ....that product sounds familiar.... *looks at micellar water* .... Ah, right!
Such a relief. My other half has spent years searching for a solution to his stained hat band
At 2:03, that’s the first time that I’ve heard anyone outside of Scotland using the term cake in reference to soap. 🧼🛀
For once, 1950s ads I haven't seen in other compilations! Most of them are 7 or 8 years old.
I love these
The Ipana toothpaste ad reminded me of that short scene in "Grease"
How was anybody supposed to buy a color they couldn't see??
BWAHAHAHAHA hahahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha haahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha haahahahahaha hahahahahahahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣 ok ok wait I wasn't ready for a comment like that!!!! I was legit shit drinking water and almost spit out all over my dashboard!!!!! That's a PERFECTLY GENIUS QUESTION! I LOVE IT! THANK YOU FOR MAKING MY DAY 🥰💯😂😂😂😂😂😂
Gotta use your imagination more back then
They hype it up so much you want to go to the store and see it!
You went to the store and saw it in person, saw your friends wearing it.
Most magazine ads were FULL COLOR and there were displays at cosmetic counters.
I want the snow peach song as my ringtone
Is that color still sold?
Familiar voiceovers in these spots: Don Pardo, Bob LeMond and Jack Clark.
Wow so this is Colgate is created? Vintage is so amazing!
Funny ads like cartoon 😂but I like it
AWESOME!!! Thank you. I just subscribed.
I can't imagine washing my face with a bar soap like Dial Gold (although great for keeping new piercings clean, or so I've been told) or applying a conditioner with lanolin
Missing is one that stands out, in my mind, is Halo, the shampoo that glorifies your hair.
I have a Halo commercial in my shampoo commercial compilation!
Why were the commercials so long like a whole episode on a series or sum
There was usually only 1 commercial per break from scheduled programming.
Because the commercials used to sponsor whatever program they ran on which meant they could run longer ads that were far cheaper than they are today since there was not much competition for airtime back then.
Wasn't Dial discontinued due to hazardous ingredients?
I hope not! My family still uses it.
During the 70's, soap manufacturers had to stop using Hexachlorophene due to it being carcinogenic.
Dial Soap is still available at your local dollar store. 🧼
One never hears warnings against “stained hatbands” these days…
It’s funny they really loved science back then and were actually impressed by artificial ingredients and chemicals lol
All these packaging back then was so much better then now its more dirty cheap plastic crap. They had less options which makes it easier to choose and be a minimalist.
to be fair everything was also 1000 times more dangerous
Bet You aint no damn minimalist either a dumb consooomer
@@dillpickle-no9hl its 1950s, not dangerous at all
Colgate should be sued.. not even a dentist could garuntee that
New Colgate lolol
Where are the Black Americans in these commercials?
Pretty much ignored until the early 60's. 🙎🏿♀️🙎🏿♂️
Have you read an American history book? Oblivious...
I'll let you know there was segregation at the time just for starters. You'll have to read up on the rest.
"Greasless"? Looks greasy AF to me.
Why they don't make stuff with Chlorophyll anymore? 🧪