Colgate's Shaving Cream, 1916

Title: American forestry Identifier: americanforestry221916amer Year: 1910-1923 (1910s) Authors: American Forestry Association Subjects: Forests and forestry Publisher: Washington, D. C. : American Forestry Association Contributing Library: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden Digitizing Sponsor: The LuEsther T Mertz Library, the New York Botanical Garden

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Text Appearing After Image: WILL NOT TURN WATERY IN COLD WEATHER LATHERS QUICKLY WILL NOT HARDEN IN HOT WEATHER Colgate's Perfected Shaving Cream has several points of superiority besides the generally recognized Colgate qualities — a quick, abundant lather that needs no mussy "rubbing in" with the fingers. It gives satisfactory results with liot or cold water— it remains creamy in warm weather instead of drying out and becoming hard— —a delightful shampoo. After moistening the hair put a little Colgate's Perfected Shaving Cream on the wet hands and make up the fine white lather. It cleanses scalp and hair. in cold weather also it maintains the proper consistency instead of becoming watery— it is economical. The very last bit can be squeezed from the tube to give you a comfortable shave, For those who prefer another form of shaving preparation Colgate's Shaving Stick and Rapid-Shave Powder give the same perfect lather. Sold everywhere—or a trial size ci Stick, Pr>\\dcr or Cream sent fi.ir 4c in stamps. Colgate & Co., Dept. 59, 199 Fulton St., New York City Canadian Address: Drummond Cuilding, Montreal Makers of Cashvwrr Bouquet Snap—luxurious, lasting, Tcfini'd no years ag(> was founded the House of Colgate & Co.— today the world's largest makers of Hne soaps and perfumes.

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