Is there a toiletry you can no longer buy and miss?

I still use Ponds Cold Cream, great stuff and my DD brings home large jars of it from America. Only smaller sizes here.
Still available of course, is Vaseline and I use lots of it on my face, it removes waterproof mascara very well and my skin is in good nick.

Anyone remember Carmeline? Used for my stage makeup and I have a new batch from eBay.

Going back a thousand years, Mac Factor had a black mascara in I think a small blue tube. As it had no inner brush like today, I could ladle it on the accompanying separate brush and get a really thick effect. Really mourned that when it was discontinued.

Tabu anyone? Quite a musky smell.

Greyduster

Morny Sandalwood soap.
I have a third of a bottle of 4711 in my bathroom. I’ve had it far too long for it to be wearable, but I love the bottle, and the colour of the box fits in with the grey and teal colour scheme!

You can buy Morny sandalwood soap, I stocked up on French Fern recently:

Malibu Health Products Ltd

I also loved Aqua Manda and there was one in an apple shaped bottle . Does anyone remember using Shaders and Toners just to pep up your hair colour for a couple of washes ?

My favour. Bought in Cologne. Glad it is still available here.

Does Wrights vapouriser count? Reminds me of childhood and being looked after when I was ill

Aqua Manda and Morny smellies - June Roses was gorgeous, French fern, sandalwood.....

travelsafar - the long term use of talcum powder (5 years) is associated with ovarian cancer - if you're interested you can google this and find several papers on this link. There are legal cases now against Johnson & Johnson which produced baby talc, so heaven knows how bad all the other talcs with synthetic perfumes added actually were/are. Unfortunately, we don't find out about the damage we do to our skin and cancers generally until we're much older and the effects are seen. Surely the advice for our adult children and grandchildren is not to buy into this market and stick with something that's known not to damage our skin or cause cancer like organic coconut.

nannan2 I use Badedas bath and shower gel, love it.

I remember Pretty Peach and Here's My Heart by Avon .
We only bought Avon at Christnas .
I don't remember the Avon lady calling .
There was a huge bottle of Topaz on Mum's dressing table.
She never used it .
My Grandma had a bottle of Electrique on her dressing table for years.
They both seemed to be for decoration .

Oh dear, that last post was in answer to someone who posted about pretty peach from Avon. And I was so envious, not stood envious!

My big sister always had that on her dressing table, and I was stood envious.

Oh definitely Camay Soap! Also Close up toothpaste. Whenever I travel abroad I look out in pharmacies, as these products (and probably others) are still sold widely in some countries.

Horse oils.
My mum used it on our "growing pains".

Canphorated oil , my
Mum used to warm it in a saucepan and the put it in our chests when we were poorly .

Duvetdiva

Nannynoodles

Witzend
Olay Everyday Sunshine - a moisturiser/SPF that gave a very gradual light tan. Used to be readily available, and not too £££.
I’ve recently found it online, but it’s a lot more expensive.
You can get Olay Complete Everyday moisturiser with a tint/SPF in Superdrug. Apparently it’s not available to order but if they don’t have it in store you can order to pick up in store. I got some the other week.

Does it feel/look similar to Olay Everyday Sunshine? I’m another who used it for years and saddened to find that it’s no longer available in stores

Seems pretty similar. Worth a try. Actually Superdrug had a few moisturisers with SPF and a hint of gradual colour.

Oh Germoline! I can smell it now. Such a reassuring smell somehow.

Another vote for Germolene.... old formula as in pink ointment not cream.

Linco beer shampoo in the cute little barrel and Avon’s Pretty Peach perfumed cream in its cute little basket of peaches. ❤️

MissAdventure

Ooh 4711.
My nan had that in a roller bottle and would put it on her wrists and face when it was hot out.

My nan would use it on me if we were together in hot weather - it seemed to work.

Breck Shampoo. I used it all the time in the sixties. Got married, moved abroad and couldn’t get it.

Mystere de Rochas

Most of my favourites have already been mentioned...Sea Jade, Kiku, Aqua Manda, Apple Blossom but I also loved Body shop's Ananya. Other smells I have fond memories of are the little wet wipe pads called Quickies and Valderma soap for my spotty teenage skin

Nivea talc or Imperial Leather. Apparently it’s going to kill us all. I’m now forced to use Johnson’s baby powder, a different smell entirely. I should say I’ve only ever used it sparingly but I don’t ever feel properly dry without it.

The one I miss the most is Desert Flower Talc by, I think it was Shilton. I saw it a while back but it was expensive on EBAY. One sniff of that would take me back to my teenage days. DODO I’ve just bought Roger and Gallet’s Carnation soap and also their Sandlewood soap. I still buy and use Cabochard, Elizabeth Arden’s Blue Grass Perfume, Tweed, and 4711 is everywhere to buy. Does anyone remember Californian Poppy perfume or the French Pink gift sets by French of Bond Street.

Yes grrmolene nothing like it used to be. Probably in tube to reduce risk of spreading infection