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Apparently it was no big deal in the 1950's to slap radioactive dirt on a woman's face in order to show how well your skin cleaning cream works.

I love kartonthedoorman's review! It was so funny and it covers the situation very well!

It's so quick and easy, takes the same amount of time as inproper cleansing! Really? Did people really talk like that? I love 50s advertising... they spoke properly to an extreme. This was before ad agencies got the idea to do two things... actually "talk" to the viewers, and tell a story. People remember "situations", even if they don't remember the product. In the 60s, you will notice that advertising took a turn, they introduced a situation and spoke directly to the viewer using everyday language.

Love this ad!

Dorothy Gray Salon Cold Cream is used by three out of four nuclear power plant workers. I love it, it gives my skin a special glow.

P.S. I love spots like these,... they are so innocent that they tell the truth.