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Feminine Hygiene Product Ads. Today, such ads are common as makers of feminine hygiene products try to grab their share of this $35 billion market. Advertisements for products like ‘zonite’ and ‘lysol’—yes, the same brand known today as a hardcore disinfectant—were marketed aggressively as feminine hygiene products. Early ads featured medical authorities and soothing older women. In the 1970s woman were told 'yes, you can!'. Vintage ads can be both hilarious and shocking, and some of the most often passed around old ads are these ones about women. From a meds tampon ad in a 1953 edition of the australian women’s mirror to a carefree. 25 vintage feminine hygiene ads that offered freedom. Period adverts for some reason are terribly fond of blue menstrual blood. Pressured, the nab finally lifted the ban and scott confidets was the first menstrual hygiene product to advertise. After the war, certain ads continued to use nurses and scientists to promote menstrual products: In the 1920s, ads for lysol as a feminine hygiene product started appearing in women’s magazines, encouraging housewives to wash their genitals. Once consumers had become familiar with the product,.

Vintage ads can be both hilarious and shocking, and some of the most often passed around old ads are these ones about women. Period adverts for some reason are terribly fond of blue menstrual blood. From a meds tampon ad in a 1953 edition of the australian women’s mirror to a carefree. In the 1970s woman were told 'yes, you can!'. Early ads featured medical authorities and soothing older women. 25 vintage feminine hygiene ads that offered freedom. Once consumers had become familiar with the product,. In the 1920s, ads for lysol as a feminine hygiene product started appearing in women’s magazines, encouraging housewives to wash their genitals. Advertisements for products like ‘zonite’ and ‘lysol’—yes, the same brand known today as a hardcore disinfectant—were marketed aggressively as feminine hygiene products. Pressured, the nab finally lifted the ban and scott confidets was the first menstrual hygiene product to advertise.

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Feminine Hygiene Product Ads From a meds tampon ad in a 1953 edition of the australian women’s mirror to a carefree. In the 1920s, ads for lysol as a feminine hygiene product started appearing in women’s magazines, encouraging housewives to wash their genitals. Today, such ads are common as makers of feminine hygiene products try to grab their share of this $35 billion market. Advertisements for products like ‘zonite’ and ‘lysol’—yes, the same brand known today as a hardcore disinfectant—were marketed aggressively as feminine hygiene products. From a meds tampon ad in a 1953 edition of the australian women’s mirror to a carefree. Early ads featured medical authorities and soothing older women. Vintage ads can be both hilarious and shocking, and some of the most often passed around old ads are these ones about women. Period adverts for some reason are terribly fond of blue menstrual blood. Once consumers had become familiar with the product,. In the 1970s woman were told 'yes, you can!'. 25 vintage feminine hygiene ads that offered freedom. Pressured, the nab finally lifted the ban and scott confidets was the first menstrual hygiene product to advertise. After the war, certain ads continued to use nurses and scientists to promote menstrual products: