Lotion Collection (page 2)

Ponds Cold Cream Advertisement - Lady Alington
Advertisement for Ponds Cold Cream as endorsed by English aristocrat, Lady Alington, the former Lady Mary Ashley-Cooper. Date: 1931

Using Ponds Cold Cream
Illustrations depicting women using various Ponds skincare products, available in jars for use at home, or tube for when travelling. Date: 1935

Larola skin care protection
A woman in beach attire holding a bottle of Larola lotion. The lotion is beneficial to the skin, cooling and refreshing, and provides relief to irritation caused by bites and stings of insects. 1930

Label, Lotion Rosee d Or, Lorenzy-Palanca, Paris
Label in art deco style, Lotion Rosee d Or, Lorenzy-Palanca, Paris. Date: circa 1930s

Label, Lotion Extra Surfine aux Fleurs de France
Label in art deco style, Lotion Extra Surfine aux Fleurs de France, Paris. Date: circa 1930s

Advert by Scrubbs bath lotion 1934
Scrubbs bath lotion, Keeps you young. Softens and perfumes the bath. Ammonia of pine, lavender eau-de-cologne, rose and jasmine. Date: 1934

Elizabeth Arden suntan kit, 1935
Advertisement for the Elizabeth Arden suntan kit, a case containing Sunpruf cream, suntan oil, Velva Cream, Ardena Powder, lipstick, comb, hairpins and a tiny phial of Blue Grass perfume

Skol Sun Lotion advertisement, 1936
Skol sun lotion advertisement - non-oily, invisible, does not spoil clothes nor cake with sand. Gives complete protection against sunburn and windburn. Date: 1936

Poster advertising L T Piver cosmetics
Poster by Charles Martin advertising L T Piver cosmetics -- perfumes, powders, lotions and soaps. An elegant young woman sprays herself with perfume. circa 1920

Vinolia WW1 advertisement, women war workers
Advertisement for Royal Vinolia Cream, for the woman workers toilet during the First World War and featuring a nurse in uniform applying the cream before her shift. 1917

Royal Vinolia Cream advertisement, 1918
Advertisement for Royal Vinolia Cream from the First World War period, the ideal toilet cream for munition workers. Date: 1918

Pomeroy day cream advertisement for munitions workers, WW1
Advertisement for Pomeroy day cream, ideal for restoring freshness and beauty after a hard days work in the munitions factory. Date: 1918

Advert for Jamal machineless hair lotions 1938
The most comfortable permanent you can get... Secret of Jamals miraculous results and success with difficult hair lies in the five lotions which recondition your hair during the process

The Compliments of the Season, Kibe Heels & Chillblains, c. 1785 (etching)
XJF869679 The Compliments of the Season, Kibe Heels & Chillblains, c.1785 (etching) by Bunbury, Henry William (1750-1811) (after); Private Collection; English, out of copyright

Woman applying body lotion F008 / 3033
MODEL RELEASED. Woman applying body lotion

Woman applying body lotion F008 / 2795
MODEL RELEASED. Woman applying body lotion

Woman applying body lotion F008 / 3034
MODEL RELEASED. Woman applying body lotion

Moisturiser F008 / 3032
MODEL RELEASED. Moisturiser

Woman applying body lotion F008 / 2794
MODEL RELEASED. Woman applying body lotion

English newspaper advertisement for Ellimans Universal Embrocation, 1895
ELLIMANs REMEDY, 1895. English newspaper advertisement for Ellimans Universal Embrocation, 1895

Advert for Beetham Larola skin care protection 1931
For the sun bather Fashionable women use Larola because it is a sure protection against exposure to sun or wind. Larola enables you to tan without blistering and keep a lovely, healthy

SUN LOTION
Heatwave beauty hint - beware of blistered arms! Sun tan oil rubbed into the arms and neck before exposure to the sun, will avoid blistering and produce a smooth, even tan! Date: 1930s

HAND CARE
A stylish model rubs lotion into her lovely hands to keep them soft and supple. Date: early 1940s

1930s UK The Passing Show Magazine Cover

COLD CREAM, 1914. American magazine advertisement for Colgates Cold Cream, 1914

Sunburn Lotion
BRUNI-PLAGE softens your skin, gives you a tan, while protecting you

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"Unlock the Secret to Silky Smooth Skin with Lotion: A Journey Through Time" Step into the world of beauty and indulge in the luxurious essence of lotions. From ancient Egypt to modern-day advertisements, it has been a timeless companion for those seeking radiant skin. Travel back to the 1st century as we unearth an Unguent Bottle with a pointed base, showcasing how early civilizations valued skincare rituals. Fast forward to the C19th Chemist Shop, where lotions were carefully crafted and sold alongside other remedies for various ailments. In 1889, Beethams Glycerine Cucumber skin product captured hearts with its refreshing properties. The advertisement enticed customers with promises of rejuvenation and hydration – a true elixir for tired hands. As time progressed, so did our fascination with lotion. In 1904, Beethams Larola skin care took center stage as it offered protection from harsh elements while maintaining youthful radiance. This advert showcased how lotion became an essential part of daily hand care routines. The allure continued in 1932 when Cyclax, established by Frances Hemming in 1896, presented their range of cosmetics including lotions that promised silky softness like no other. Their captivating advertisement transported women into a world where beauty was within reach. Even during times of adversity, such as Washington D. C. 's Southwest section in 1942, lotion remained a symbol of self-care and empowerment for all individuals. A photograph captures a proud Negro woman embracing her home while cherishing her own beauty routine - reminding us that everyone deserves tender loving care. Let's not forget Morny Paris perfume's enchanting presence throughout history; they too recognized the importance of nourishing one's skin through their line of exquisite lotions. Finally, journey back to ancient Egypt where unguent vessels were treasured possessions filled with precious oils and fragrances fit for royalty. These elegant jars held secrets to timeless beauty, passed down through generations.