Yep, you read that correctly, today I am reviewing Mrs Maisel toothpaste because my blog is really taking off.... In all fairness, it's just a little fun and as Midge Maisel is my official new favourite fictional person, I don't mind testing out something a little out of the ordinary. Now you may be wondering, … Continue reading Mrs Maisel Marvis Toothpaste Review
Righty-o, so we have now tested Camay soap and Pears soap, we have one left before we test something other than soap because if I scrub any more I think my skin might melt off. Today we are testing out Ivory Soap which was first introduced in 1879 and still easily found in the United … Continue reading Testing Vintage: Ivory Soap
It's been a little while since we tested out a true vintage product but over the next few posts, we will be testing out and trying out some vintage soaps. I have been delaying these posts for about a year and a half so I'm glad to finally have them ready to post. I will … Continue reading Testing Vintage: Camay Pink Soap
Time to test out another vintage product that you can still buy today and today it's all about Pears soap. You can read all about last weeks Camay soap testing here just incase you missed it. First produced and sold in London, England in 1807 but Andrew Pears. Pears translucent soap has been popular and … Continue reading Testing Vintage: Pears Translucent Soap
It's time to test out another vintage product and see how it holds up to today's standards. In today's instalment, we look at Yardley Talcum powder, specifically, Rose Talc. Yardley of London was originally started in 1770 and specialised in cosmetics, toiletry products and fragrances. It's one of the oldest companies in the world that … Continue reading Testing Vintage: Yardley Perfumed Talc (Rose)
