60s Products That Are Still Popular Today

9. Pond’s Cold Cream

Where It Was Sold: Macy’s, Rite Aid, CVS, Walgreens, Beauty Stores Company: Pond’s  Original Price: $0.50* In the 1960s, you knew exactly which brand to use to remove your cake foundation, red lipstick, and black mascara: Pond's Cold Cream. Since its release in 1905, Pond's Cold Cream has undergone several marketing changes. Pond's was all about anti-aging in the 1960s.

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Ponds Cold Cream on Facebook and @Do You Remember? This moisturizer would not only clean your skin but also moisturize it, making wrinkles less noticeable. Additionally, Pond's marketing promoted women as "busy but beautiful," making sure the cream kept up with the increasing number of women who were working outside the home.

10. Power Shadows: Ultra Frost and Ultra Velvet

Where It Was Sold: Macy’s, CVS, Rite Aid, Sears Company: Maybelline Original Price: $1.50* The for Maybelline's vividly colored eyeshadow palettes said, "They feel smooth as cream." Maybelline released this collection of mod-inspired, pastel tints in the 1960s, and they were hugely popular at the time.

Power Shadows: Ultra Velvet/Ultra Frost @startsatsixty/Pinterest The Ultra Velvet and Ultra Frost Powder Shadows were a big seller at Macy's and Sears beauty counters, promising to make "plain eyes come alive." Bright blue eyeshadow and heavy mascara are perhaps the first two looks that come to mind when you think of '60s-era makeup, and both can be seen in this picture.