Vintage maybelline

I love vintage makeup ads! Added a little pop to this one ❤️#vintageads #maybelline

Here is an example of how the Hollywood Studio/Star System worked in the 1930's. Paramount Studio's promoted True Confession, a 1937 screwball comedy film starring Carole Lombard, Fred MacMurray, and John Barrymore, by running a "Miss Typical America" contest in a Maybelline advertisement. The winner, Eleanor Fisher is given a small part in the film and the big teen story is splashed in True Confession magazine. Eleanor Fisher, now Miss True Confession as well as Miss Typical America has not…

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Maybelline's letter to Time Magazine, Jan 1, 1934 1933 ended with a lot to be happy about at the Maybelline Company. Tom Lyle's brother-in-law, Mabel's husband, , Chet Hewes, finally joined the family business that year and started the DeLuxe Mascara company. Most likely because of a scandal going on in the cosmetic industry, over a product called Lash Lure. Read the entire article by James Bennett. Cosmetics and Skin. In a letter to Time magazine, Tom Lyle Williams, the founder of…

How oilfield paraffin created Vaseline -- and Maybelline. Few associate 1860s oil wells with women’s eyes, but they are fashionably related. From

I love finding old vintage beauty ads. Heres one I found online of Maybelline cosmetics.

The Art of 1920s make up: this is the most charming make up ad I've seen so far :)

Look at these eyes, what do you see. Captivates and takes your breath away. That's what Maybelline was all about. Viola Dana - Beautiful Photoplay Star, 1925. Read all about her in The Maybelline Story and the Spirited Family Dynasty Behind It. Order now on Amazon. Today when you think of Maybelline, you think of Maybelline New York's catchy slogan, "Maybe She's Born With It? Maybe It's Maybelline?" But over the last 95 years there have been many other wonderful slogans, with beautiful stars…

Mabel Normand, in the early 1910's, was a forerunner for the great Hollywood Stars, who represented Maybelline, throughout the 20th Century. By the time she first showed up at the Biograph studio in 1910, Normand was already a "Gibson Girl" (a model for illustrator Charles Dana Gibson) and she was not yet 18. Most of the great beauties of the early 1910s were stage actresses who came to Hollywood looking for a career in Silent Films. By 1915, when Lash-Brow-Ine was introduced to the public…