I work in the beauty industry and this is pretty much exactly what we are teached, it's just trends that differ and Instagram and beauty gurus have a big impact.
@@katelyn4226 l went to school in the 90's and we weren't allowed any make up. Make up mean't punishment 😔. Now girls want to look older before their time though.
I actually have a wardrobe with a built in mirror. Nice idea if I didn't have to bend down to look into it. I'm 5'6 so pretty average height for a 30y yo woman. Apparently people were shorter back in the day of when my grandmother was young.
pygmiegoatsheepbeat It would be perfect for me. I'm the same size as my grandma was. (My mom and sister got my grandpa's long legs, I drew my dad's short legs out of the genetic lottery.) I fit in to a lot of old clothes when I'm not too fat for it. I have a hard time finding things that fit me as well today. Everyone really is bigger today.
Actually the way the face should be washed rather than splashing the ocean on the face as shown in India ... People should learn real grooming from here😂😂
Watching this made me curious about the active ingredient they mentioned AT-7. Apparently it was horribly dangerous:( “Hexachlorophene, the active ingredient in Dial, was removed from the consumer market and strictly limited in the hospital setting in the early 1970s amid reports that it caused neurological damage in infants”
The stuff really worked though, apparently. After they stopped using it, there was an outbreak of staph infections in hospital nurseries across the US. It's still in use, but not without a prescription.
It's mostly been replaced by the use of chlorhexidine in modern medicine and really isn't necessary in common topical use. The reason for the staph outbreak was likely because the use of antibacterials disrupts the commensal microbiome of the skin. This flora imbalance allows opportunistic infections by microbes like S.Aureus, which typically inhabit the skin nonpathogenically.
Kristen Roers Very interesting! I used Golden Dial soap on my face for all of my teens and early 20's in the 1970's and 80's in order to fight acne (didn't work!) I finally found Clinique 3-Step skin care and my skin was 100 percent better!! My point is that I didn't know about any danger posed by Dial soap!!
Hm, yeah, but according to Wikipedia hexachlorophene was 'a useful as a topical anti-infective, anti-bacterial agent' in soaps and toothpastes and that it was ALSO used ' in agriculture as a soil fungicide, plant bactericide, and acaricide.' So I wonder wether the problem with toxicity wasn't with the ingestion of the stuff in large amounts because it was used on food? Because some poisons are perfectly harmless when used on the skin but damaging when ingested.
“This hair is a shapeless bush.” Story of my life. 😔😔😔 Also this was relaxing af. Also highly motivating as I now feel like a dirty, lumpy, clogged-pore shapeless bush in desperate need of a vigorous scrubbing. And some Dial soap.
My mom was born in 65 and she said growing up that they only had like 2 or 3 soap brands and that was it. Boy am I glad for variety nowadays but sometimes it gets annoying because of so much variety lol.
Actually having threes better because they concentrated more on adding better ingredients to the three instead of having different like a hundred million more different ones where they don't really spend that much time.
it's the same bullshit as always, it's just repackaged for each generation that thinks they're smarter than the last. "be yourself! but in only in this way!" and "be terrified of aging" rinse and repeat.
When I’m at my grandmas she always tells me sit straight, stand straight, keep your feet close always. It’s gotten to the point that when I go to her house I try to look my best and have a good posture but usually I slip and she goes off that I will have a hunch back when I get older
Something she said really made me think. When I see a bold lip or eye on a girl I usually think it looks really cool but I never notice the girl just the cool makeup. Don't know what it means just thought it was curious
Whatever Goes I think people today are trying to make unique statements with makeup, whereas back then they wore makeup to meet aesthetic standards and fit in.
I used Hexederm or whatever in my acne years and it worked great. I was mad they removed it from the market because they never said why. I only found out recently that it caused brain damage and deaths, in the US and France. Yikes.
Beauty gurus these days not disclosing OBVIOUS sponsorships... Although this may shock you, I believe this was sponsored by DIal. I know it's hard to tell, but there are subtle clues that point towards this conclusion. #ad
People say I’m crazy but this is true: I wash my underarms, feet, and between my legs with dial and unless it’s very hot and I’m going to be sweating, I am perfectly clean smelling without deodorant! If I’ve been out sweating or getting really dirty I will wash all over first with dial then my regular body wash and loofah. She mentioned it in here, and I was taught as a child by my mom, body odor is caused by bacteria and not the act of sweating. Also, when my aunt had acne as a teen she said a dermatologist told her washing with dial will kill the acne germs on your face too. Just use a good moisturizer afterwards. I will do that occasionally or if I get a breakout and my skin stays acne free. My husband tries to tell me I’m killing good germs too and being too clean is bad for my immune system, but I have great skin and rarely ever get sick. And after taking a microbiology class in college my insistence on hand washing was confirmed! Another thing my mom preached was cross contamination.
I always have used dial or Ivory, I can’t stand anything else. Just not a clean feeling. I am the same with deodorant, the underarms are our largest pours.. it will absorb the most chemicals if deodorant is used. Dove And many other brands I know has aluminum chlorohydrate and it’s simply not good. I’m 35 and can’t get enough of these videos that my Father and Mother would have grown up with ♥️
Thank you for the video. I suppose 1951 was the year that Dial soap was introduced. It's still on the market, without the hexachlorophene, of course, but remains a popular brand to this day.
Her bathroom was the bomb! On another note. When I was s teenager my mother took me the dermatologist because of my acne. He told me to form a thick white paste on my face with Dial soap. Then let it sit until it dries. Wash off, repeat five times a week. That was 1982.
I think this is what's known as a peignoir set; a gauzy, slinky nightgown with a matching light robe to go over it. Think high heeled slippers with tufts of feathers. The kind of thing you want your husband or significant other to see you in when you get up. Flirty, but in a nice way.
Heather Phillips Sandra Nelson is spot on. It’s a “vintage”Peignoir set. You can find them on Etsy and eBay, or if you can sew, they make reproduction patterns for these.
Heather Phillips I have a very similar one in light pink that came with the matching robe that I bought at Macys. I have also seen them online and at Boscovs. They still make them, just have to look around.
Loved the hair from back then. I don’t understand how by brushing so much they manage to get shiny hair that stays in one on place is shiny and perfectly set.. did they use hair spray? Also, I loved the principles they had back then too.
I know they used setting lotion before curling their hair, but I'm not sure how much of the shine was due to that and how much was due to a good diet and good genes. :)
Brushing brings down the sebum from your scalp all the way down to the ends of your hair. Also nowadays we have a tendency to shampoo and conditioner hair everyday, back then you washed your hair once a week and set it for the week. Properly set hair that was wrapped at night could last that long! Watched my great grandmother and grandmother do this :)
All I kno is when I saw her going at wet hair with a brush, I cringed so hard and gritted my teeth with every stroke😱😭 I would have brushed out literally all my hair trying that
Dirt isn't the problem. It's overproduction of oil and sebum, and when it gets trapped, you have a whitehead or blackhead. What you need is an extractor- a little wand thing with a wire loop on the end. Look for "Dr Pimple Popper" here on TH-cam, and see how she treats blackheads!
"Your skin reflects your entire way of life: What you eat.." (just finished a morning cupcake) "How well you rest..." (slept 3 hours last night) "The excersize you get.." (I'm sorry I don't know what that means) Nevertheless I do have clear skin though
I love this. The woman at the beginning looks possessed. Look. Look 👀 into the mirror as your head rotates around and you vomit pea soup! That’s the clean look plan!
I'm not surprised that Hexachlorophene is dangerous but they already got a lot of things right! Nowadays we're told "Hot water opens the pores" and we rub and exfoliate too much, which fights the natural oils in our skin. Lukewarm water and tapping the face instead of rubbing are actually very good tips
I feel like buying "Dial Soap" :D. I'm going for the "Clean Look" today, before I have to make breakfast . I feel like making pancake's . Oooh, coffee in a perculator . Love this video ,thank you ;D.
Aren't you glad you use Dial? Don't you wish everyone did? (That 1951 film was made by Dial's original manufacturer, Armour and Company; Dial has since been manufactured by someone else.)
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Companies need to go back to a vintage style in their packaging, I think their sales will boost.
Yes, I think a lot of packaging these days almost look like something out of a hardware store. Utilitarian and unromantic!
I see you also be like old school😂😂😂 things were beautiful and tenderly back then.. and people in world are missing nostalgia..
Have you seen Charlotte tilbury packaging? I absolutely adore it
Yeah, and there wouldn't be all that plastic in the oceans.
Yes!! Far more luxurious and feminine looking ❤️
Anyone else feel like they're watching a cozy Disney movie with these commercials? We need to bring this style back into the beauty industry
Couldn't agree more
I work in the beauty industry and this is pretty much exactly what we are teached, it's just trends that differ and Instagram and beauty gurus have a big impact.
It'd be a dream
damn .. I feel dirty af
Nathan Smith okay but same 😭
Nathan Smith lmaooooo SAME
Lol
Right? 😩🤣🤣🤣
Narrator "you wouldn't go to school wearing mascara, eye shadow, and penciled eyebrows..."
Me ""ohohoh my have the times have changed."
I thought the same thing too. I was like, "Wait one minute... Ohh, it was made in the early 50s!" What a dumb thought lmao.
@@katelyn4226 My daughter's school (she finished Yr 12 in 2010) doesn't allow students to wear make up.
@@katelyn4226 l went to school in the 90's and we weren't allowed any make up. Make up mean't punishment 😔. Now girls want to look older before their time though.
At most I put just mascara, and lip gloss for school. And not every day.
LOL yes, they wear even more than that even at work now- big false eyelashes as well!
Anybody else wishes they had that makeup mirror dressing table?
Joe Del Rey um.. me! every damn day!!!
I actually have a wardrobe with a built in mirror. Nice idea if I didn't have to bend down to look into it. I'm 5'6 so pretty average height for a 30y yo woman. Apparently people were shorter back in the day of when my grandmother was young.
I had one but it was old I got rid of it in my early teens
pygmiegoatsheepbeat It would be perfect for me. I'm the same size as my grandma was. (My mom and sister got my grandpa's long legs, I drew my dad's short legs out of the genetic lottery.) I fit in to a lot of old clothes when I'm not too fat for it. I have a hard time finding things that fit me as well today. Everyone really is bigger today.
My mom uses her built-in vanity station everyday. My sister also has one for herself, she uses hers to stack her shoes boxes.
I’ve never been more terrified of blackheads
🤣🤣
Her voice is so satisfying
Was that type of speaking called MidAtlantic or something? Watch any 1930s movie, it’s full of that way of speaking.
'Looking glass,' I'm going to say that from now on, instead of mirror.
“So who is beautiful if not you?”
Our grandmothers must think we're scruffs,lol.
'with make-up, if it's noticable it's badly used'
How the times have changed..
Best damn soap commercial I’ve ever seen! 👏🏻🙋🏼♀️
Actually the way the face should be washed rather than splashing the ocean on the face as shown in India ... People should learn real grooming from here😂😂
Does anyone else notice the audio cutting out occasionally? Its driving me insane. At first I thought maybe my headphones died
I wish I was taught all of this... the 50’s seem sorta magical.
Being yourself and working with what you had was a theme till the 90s
I wish the 40s-50s hairstyles were still in. I love them.
Lol “extremely sponsored by Dial” soap
Frank description
Very good 👌🏽
😂
Watching this made me curious about the active ingredient they mentioned AT-7. Apparently it was horribly dangerous:( “Hexachlorophene, the active ingredient in Dial, was removed from the consumer market and strictly limited in the hospital setting in the early 1970s amid reports that it caused neurological damage in infants”
The stuff really worked though, apparently. After they stopped using it, there was an outbreak of staph infections in hospital nurseries across the US. It's still in use, but not without a prescription.
It's mostly been replaced by the use of chlorhexidine in modern medicine and really isn't necessary in common topical use. The reason for the staph outbreak was likely because the use of antibacterials disrupts the commensal microbiome of the skin. This flora imbalance allows opportunistic infections by microbes like S.Aureus, which typically inhabit the skin nonpathogenically.
Thank God I grew up in a Zest family and I'm a Caress girl myself.
Kristen Roers Very interesting! I used Golden Dial soap on my face for all of my teens and early 20's in the 1970's and 80's in order to fight acne (didn't work!) I finally found Clinique 3-Step skin care and my skin was 100 percent better!! My point is that I didn't know about any danger posed by Dial soap!!
Hm, yeah, but according to Wikipedia hexachlorophene was 'a useful as a topical anti-infective, anti-bacterial agent' in soaps and toothpastes and that it was ALSO used ' in agriculture as a soil fungicide, plant bactericide, and acaricide.' So I wonder wether the problem with toxicity wasn't with the ingestion of the stuff in large amounts because it was used on food? Because some poisons are perfectly harmless when used on the skin but damaging when ingested.
The opening line about how your like no one else was so nice
“ Simplicity is beauty” 😍
The secret to good skin:
B L O O D
“This hair is a shapeless bush.”
Story of my life. 😔😔😔
Also this was relaxing af.
Also highly motivating as I now feel like a dirty, lumpy, clogged-pore shapeless bush in desperate need of a vigorous scrubbing.
And some Dial soap.
I love watching these vintage videos ❤
All you need is a wall, hairbrush, and bar of Dial soap.
My mom was born in 65 and she said growing up that they only had like 2 or 3 soap brands and that was it. Boy am I glad for variety nowadays but sometimes it gets annoying because of so much variety lol.
Things got wild in the 70s though. Does she remember the "Gee, Your Hair Smells Terrific" shampoo?
My mom was also born in 65!
Actually having threes better because they concentrated more on adding better ingredients to the three instead of having different like a hundred million more different ones where they don't really spend that much time.
It can be overwhelming... so many brands and types...
There have been studies that have shown that more variety actually leads to a decrease in happiness! Woah!
Who is beautiful if not you ? Oh how times have changed now we're dying to be someone else😂😂😂
Yeah, exactly, only now, it's one, two, three, let's all look the same!!!🙄🙄✝️⚜️
Tbf all these women looked the same.
it's the same bullshit as always, it's just repackaged for each generation that thinks they're smarter than the last. "be yourself! but in only in this way!" and "be terrified of aging" rinse and repeat.
When I’m at my grandmas she always tells me sit straight, stand straight, keep your feet close always. It’s gotten to the point that when I go to her house I try to look my best and have a good posture but usually I slip and she goes off that I will have a hunch back when I get older
26:06
This lady’s silver hair is beautiful!
😍
This video inspired me to brush my hair more :D
My skin feels so tight looking at this. But I love watching. My dad and sister still use dial gold lol its so drying. Lol
Yes soap is a great cleanser, but man it dries! Dove soap is better...
I dont know why this came up in my recommendation, but it is exactly the type of advert i would keep watching with no skip or dislike🤗
Her voice is so warm and beautiful
Something she said really made me think. When I see a bold lip or eye on a girl I usually think it looks really cool but I never notice the girl just the cool makeup. Don't know what it means just thought it was curious
I mentally paused at that one, too.
Around min 11:00 . Using makeup to enhance you, not cover you
Whatever Goes the makeup is wearing her, she’s not wearing it in that instance
Whatever Goes I think people today are trying to make unique statements with makeup, whereas back then they wore makeup to meet aesthetic standards and fit in.
I’m taking notes
Deep cleansing twice a day with bar soap 😖 That's how I made my acne like 3x worse in the past
Natural looking makeup is always best!
Mellymel Mellymel - You're beautiful!
Exactly! I don't like the fake ugly caked on Instagram make up nowadays. It looks so much like a clown.
Mellymel Mellymel I agree!
I used Hexederm or whatever in my acne years and it worked great. I was mad they removed it from the market because they never said why. I only found out recently that it caused brain damage and deaths, in the US and France. Yikes.
Do you remember Phisohex? That's what I used. Way harsh though.
My mother made me use Ivory Soap on my face and dial on my body, lol
Laura Klaassen Minnick yep, phisoderm and phisohex, I used both.
Beauty gurus these days not disclosing OBVIOUS sponsorships... Although this may shock you, I believe this was sponsored by DIal. I know it's hard to tell, but there are subtle clues that point towards this conclusion. #ad
Well it does say it in the description.
Lol. Funny comment, SmittenKitten.
😂
Ima go take another shower and rescrub everything MY CLEAN LOOK PLAN
that dress is gorgeous! even for today standards
People say I’m crazy but this is true: I wash my underarms, feet, and between my legs with dial and unless it’s very hot and I’m going to be sweating, I am perfectly clean smelling without deodorant! If I’ve been out sweating or getting really dirty I will wash all over first with dial then my regular body wash and loofah. She mentioned it in here, and I was taught as a child by my mom, body odor is caused by bacteria and not the act of sweating. Also, when my aunt had acne as a teen she said a dermatologist told her washing with dial will kill the acne germs on your face too. Just use a good moisturizer afterwards. I will do that occasionally or if I get a breakout and my skin stays acne free.
My husband tries to tell me I’m killing good germs too and being too clean is bad for my immune system, but I have great skin and rarely ever get sick. And after taking a microbiology class in college my insistence on hand washing was confirmed! Another thing my mom preached was cross contamination.
Wow very interesting thanks for sharing. Im considering trying dial for my acne but I'm just concerned about a bad reaction.
My grandpa was a barber. In the summer, he swore by Dial soap for the armpits and feet, followed by a cold water rinse. It worked, too.
Dial doesn't kill much bacteria though. Other brands are better if you want a more antibacterial soap.
Dial can work very well for certain kinds of acne.
I always have used dial or Ivory, I can’t stand anything else. Just not a clean feeling.
I am the same with deodorant, the underarms are our largest pours.. it will absorb the most chemicals if deodorant is used. Dove And many other brands I know has aluminum chlorohydrate and it’s simply not good.
I’m 35 and can’t get enough of these videos that my Father and Mother would have grown up with ♥️
Those eyeshadow containers are gorgeous! Oh my goodness!
So funny even now I also use a damp sponge to go over everything to make sure it’s blended.
Me, too!! I love my beauty blender, a.k.a sponge and have used a sponge forever, except for the foundation brush.🙂✝️⚜️
Exactly what I was thinking
“because this forhead is high” cries in five head
Damn getting your makeup done back then looked like a science lab lol
Thank you for the video. I suppose 1951 was the year that Dial soap was introduced. It's still on the market, without the hexachlorophene, of course, but remains a popular brand to this day.
I always loved that gold color and its nice, clean smell.
I love the ashtray on the side table. That's healthy!
Not to mention clean! Lol
shane gauthier did u meet mrs.Obama !
Her bathroom was the bomb! On another note. When I was s teenager my mother took me the dermatologist because of my acne. He told me to form a thick white paste on my face with Dial soap. Then let it sit until it dries. Wash off, repeat five times a week. That was 1982.
I wish they gave me 10 cents for every time the woman said "clean".
I love this. Especially the muted parts - changes the entire story
Of course at any age you must watch those wrinkles!
The portions were smaller back then... even on the shampoos
I live for these types of videos. They are just the best lol.
Why did I find this to be so relaxing?
That dressing table...no excuse girl,with that dressing table!
It is interesting to see the still strong 1940's influence on the hair and fashion in this. The New Look is omitted here, in spite of the date.
Aliarose C the new look wasn’t worn by the average woman who bought drugstore soap which is what this is marketing to.
The new look was first seen as an insult.
Yikes! Lets destroy the skin barrier, Dial!
Some cool and interesting makeup tips!! I just love watching how they did it back in the day! ✨😃😲😮
I wish we still did eyebrows like that
I love these vintage vids!!!! Thank you so much for posting it! 😀
"Be yourself!!" We need more vidoes today that say that. Too many people try to be like someone else thinking it will make them popular
I love her night gown, or dress (whatever it is) beautiful, where to buy one?
they arent really made today. ebay and etsy is where i get mine
I think this is what's known as a peignoir set; a gauzy, slinky nightgown with a matching light robe to go over it. Think high heeled slippers with tufts of feathers. The kind of thing you want your husband or significant other to see you in when you get up. Flirty, but in a nice way.
Heather Phillips Sandra Nelson is spot on. It’s a “vintage”Peignoir set. You can find them on Etsy and eBay, or if you can sew, they make reproduction patterns for these.
Heather Phillips I have a very similar one in light pink that came with the matching robe that I bought at Macys. I have also seen them online and at Boscovs. They still make them, just have to look around.
Heather Phillips I’ve noticed if you go to a second hand shop and look at there vintage section (if they have one) they might have them there.
It hurts when I see the way they "gently" brushed their hair... LOL!
I love these films !
Loved the hair from back then. I don’t understand how by brushing so much they manage to get shiny hair that stays in one on place is shiny and perfectly set.. did they use hair spray? Also,
I loved the principles they had back then too.
I know they used setting lotion before curling their hair, but I'm not sure how much of the shine was due to that and how much was due to a good diet and good genes. :)
Brushing brings down the sebum from your scalp all the way down to the ends of your hair. Also nowadays we have a tendency to shampoo and conditioner hair everyday, back then you washed your hair once a week and set it for the week. Properly set hair that was wrapped at night could last that long!
Watched my great grandmother and grandmother do this :)
They washed once a week so probably alot of natural oils. Brushing spreads the oils through hair
I am very curious about that too. I have naturally curly hair, and I KNOW brushing doesn't have that effect on me...
All I kno is when I saw her going at wet hair with a brush, I cringed so hard and gritted my teeth with every stroke😱😭 I would have brushed out literally all my hair trying that
the less you do to your hair the better.
lool the beginning when she was looking at the mirror. words of wisdom.
that shampoo bottle🙌🏻 the best packaging ever
I wash my face twice daily and still have blackheads. I couldn’t imagine washing my face with Dial
Angela Carlock. Eat real food your skin will improve.
Dirt isn't the problem. It's overproduction of oil and sebum, and when it gets trapped, you have a whitehead or blackhead. What you need is an extractor- a little wand thing with a wire loop on the end. Look for "Dr Pimple Popper" here on TH-cam, and see how she treats blackheads!
Also, as well as eating real food, drinking plenty of WATER (not coffee or soda) helps your body deal with stuff on it's own.
use a clay mask regularly.
Witch hazel is a natural astringent.
"Your skin reflects your entire way of life: What you eat.." (just finished a morning cupcake) "How well you rest..." (slept 3 hours last night) "The excersize you get.." (I'm sorry I don't know what that means) Nevertheless I do have clear skin though
Did they put on all that foundation and powder just to wipe it off w a damp sponge?
"The beauty of the eye is what you see, not the makeup."
They should re do this so the new generation stop trying to look like the Kardashians
How cool is that the make up teacher was a man?! For those times was something badass i think
Awesome. I want all those swirls in my hair
Look up Lauren rennells
I love this. The woman at the beginning looks possessed. Look. Look 👀 into the mirror as your head rotates around and you vomit pea soup! That’s the clean look plan!
If makeup is obvious it isnt blended properly. Apparently that no longer applies.
I need to be more careful on how I wash my face. After watching this video I need to step up my game
this video is beautiful and dreamy, but i am grateful for the progress we’ve made.
For who is beautiful for not you,.... Why be a copy, just be another imitation
Well that soap sounds awesome
I don't think I'd have any hair left in 5 years if I brushed it like that
My millennial-ass thought the soap bar in her hands on the video's thumbnail was her cellphone. My brain farted.
Daniela Morera 🤣👏🏼🤣👏🏼🤣👏🏼🤣👏🏼🤣
Daniela....too cute 😂😂😂
Daniela Morera S A M E HAHAHAHA
Do you think that she's DIALS her friends' numbers to talk??😊😊😂😂✝️⚜️
Lol funny as he'll😂😂😂
Clean clean clean....clean clean...
This is the best video I've ever seen!
The woman at 11:20 is beyond gorgeous
13:00 is the original Mac Fix plus step😍
I'm wondering how they watched these tips...since youtube wasn't around back then ;)
L Shenk cinemas would show these- it’s an advertisement
These were shown at theatres and at schools as part of health and hygiene.
L Shenk projectors lol
Health class film strips.
"A Clean Look"... 5,983,367 times
I'm not surprised that Hexachlorophene is dangerous but they already got a lot of things right! Nowadays we're told "Hot water opens the pores" and we rub and exfoliate too much, which fights the natural oils in our skin. Lukewarm water and tapping the face instead of rubbing are actually very good tips
I love this
Keep bleending girlss!!
I only brush my hair maybe 10 times at the most in a 12hrs span. Dang I feel dirty.
Great asmr.
Everyone acts like Korean skincare is so new. Same concept, clean skin
@24:15 Melisandre picked that necklace back up.
I feel dirty.
I feel like buying "Dial Soap" :D. I'm going for the "Clean Look" today, before I have to make breakfast . I feel like making pancake's . Oooh, coffee in a perculator . Love this video ,thank you ;D.
Aren't you glad you use Dial? Don't you wish everyone did? (That 1951 film was made by Dial's original manufacturer, Armour and Company;
Dial has since been manufactured by someone else.)
I feel bad because I don't even brush my hair lmao