Clairol Hair Coloring
Clairol Hair Coloring revolutionized the way American women treated their hair. Introduced to the United States in 1931 by Lawrence M. Gelb (1898–1980), Clairol promoted hair coloring as an acceptable, appealing beauty treatment for every woman, not a risqué change for only the very bold. "Does she or doesn't she?" became the familiar ad campaign for Clairol in the 1950s. More and more women began enhancing their hair colors.
Clairol truly succeeded in making hair coloring like other cosmetics in 1956 with the introduction of "Miss Clairol," the first do-it-yourself hair color. The product was sold with images of.....
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