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

Gucci envy me perfume and loreal sulphate free shampoo

I am another who lives the smell of Badedas bath gel. Haven't seen it in shops for a while.
I also remember from childhood being rubbed with camphorated oil in winter when coughs and colds were around.
Miss Anne French cleansing milk too. It left my face feeling fresh, unlike other products.

A little off the beaten track but I wonder if Aramis aftershave is still around? Now that was a REAL aphrodisiac for me back in the '70s. Ex husband wore it when we were courting and oooh, it was lovely! Well, it was to my youthful nose.

Anybody remember Flex shampoo and conditioner?

What a trip down memory lane!

Maroc perfume I have never smelt a nicer perfume

Wizened where did you manage to buy TCP? I cannot find anyone who sells it. I love the smell. It reminds me of scraped knees and Mum sitting me on the draining board to wash my wounds and dabbing on the stinging TCP. Best thing for mossie bites and cleaning up the skin scrapes that are a constant part of my life as an octogenarian with skin that tears like tissue paper.

I loved two perfumes that I have not smelt in years , Ma Griffe and Gin Fizz.

Those Bronnley lemon soaps are still available and very popular Harris27

In the late 60s my sister-in-law-to-be bought me a bottle of Yardley Caprice. I adored it until I wore it to college one day. Another student walked into the room and said, “What’s that smell? It’s like window cleaner!” I was devastated! 😧

Linco-lin beer shampoo. It came in a small yellow barrel.

Definitely Camay soap !
Has anyone tried this? Is it the same? www.amazon.co.uk/Camay-Classic-Soap-125gm/dp/B005EII6XQ?smid=A1VM1J9VXYSSJH&psc=1&ref_=fplfs&source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&tag=gransnetforum-21#averageCustomerReviewsAnchor

Aqua manda and I was bought a little lemon soap when I was younger it was from Bromley I loved it.

As a hard up student a very long time ago there was a lipstick everyone wanted called Jaune Rose, it went on rose pink but faded to a long lasting yellowish pink stain. It was expensive but different so we all knew when someone had 'indulged' !

And, sadly, Johnsons baby powder no longer smells of anything at all.
The lovely "baby" smell has gone.

Aqua Manda fragrance by Goya.

Very popular in the 1960's and then it vanished. Very tangerine scented - could be a wee bit overpowering but I stuck with it until it just died out.

And sadly, Johnsons baby powder no longer has any smell at all.

I used to love Goya Gardenia Hair spray and ponds cold. Cream. So,many goodthings are no longer available.

Just looked-yes they do and at £14.99 a pop
The colours are gorgeous. .

Bring back Kiku !
I loved Aqua Manda too .
I thought of Coty's Emeraude as well .
I used to love those nail polishes with elegant screw tops - Cutex?
Possibly Joan Collin's polishes replicate that fifties style.

Esmay

Faberge Kiku in that fabulous yellow packaging.
I had some as a gift at Christmas as an adolescent and fell asleep holding the heavy circular ball of scent.

I loved KiKu! I need a 'like' button for this thread - there are so many...

Not really a toiletry, Mary Quant perfumes - Quant AM and Quant PM

I particularly liked AM as it had a fresh herby smell and I have never found any other perfume that smelt anything like it. Also it one of the few perfumes that didn't react with my skin.

Pretty Feet!
It was brilliant for removing dead skin, but I haven’t seen it for years.

There's a Constance Caroll lipstick i had years ago, which i can't find, even though ebay sells a huge amout of Constance C. items.

I just can't remember the name of the shade for the life of me.

You can buy 4711 in my local chemist (North East Scotland)

Ponds cold cream and Drene shampoo. My mother always used Ponds cold cream and her skin was lovely all her life. Drene came in little sachets. Also French's lemon cream shampoo in a tub

I liked tabu, also just musk, and the body shops musk oil.