Heavenly Hair Dryer

Bonnet fashioned by milliner Sally Victor, who designed hats for several First Ladies..


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Months of Magic

Fashion Quick Hair Permanent from Richard Hudnut...



Goodbye tight permanents!

Lets you change hair styles as often and as easily as you change your mind!

The Bold and the Beautiful

Don't Be a Deadhead

Petite Lady-Aire

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Petite Lady-Aire Salon Hair Dryer. 23 inches wide. Fits in anywhere!

Comfortably cushioned, Petite Lady-Aire whispers hair dry with such loving care.

There's no cold air blast to annoy, no off-on cycle to startle your customers. They'll adore her!

No Wet Spots! No Hot Hoses!

The new Lady Norelco Professional Home Hair Dryer gently circulates free-flowing air.



Dries your hair quickly, without hot spots or wet spots.

No hot hoses, no noisy blasts.

Plus adjustable, topple-proof hood!

If I've Only One Life, Let Me Live it as a Blonde!

It's Fun to Be Fussed Over

Whenever you need a lift, get your hair done.


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That magic touch can send you flying!

The Great Straight Look

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Hair So New by Clairol. The no-rinse creme rinse spray (loaded with conditioners.) 

Join the trouble shooters. Shoot in the creme rinse that stays in for THE GREAT STRAIGHT LOOK.

Are You a Gossamer Girl?

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Walk 'n' Talk Hairdryer

Walk in it, talk in it, take it wherever you go!


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The world's first walk 'n' talk hairdryer.

Large enough even for bouffant hairstyles!

Sexy Rexy! Mercy Maude!

Both devoted their lives to God, faith healing, and perfectly coiff'd hair.

Got the Time?

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Spring Has Sprung

Try to look enthused about booking your next hair appointment.

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Source: Glamour, September 1968

Remember...

There's something about Mamie Van Doren, too.

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Happy Hour Hair

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Eye-dentify!

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Source: McCall’s Magazine, 1969

What kind of woman are YOU, anyway?

Glorious Hair

Even more glorious? Those eyelashes!

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Christmas Coifs

Try pin-on tendrils, love-locks, and Emily Brontë ringlets.

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Source: Seventeen Magazine, December 1968.

The Switcheroo!

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