Max Factor

Max Factor

lizziejo822020-01-14T15:18:12.000Z
I have the original Max Factor Fantasy Fire and OPI Every Month is Oktoberfest.
jill92020-01-08T06:32:32.000Z
High end cosmetics were a luxury. Is that what you mean? We all bought quality makeup+
from drugstores. Clinique had a deal every year and you got to try free GWP. I couldn't afford high end makeup in my youth! Cover Girl had an excell
Pixina2020-01-04T19:05:54.000Z
My favourite is Max Factor False Lash
BeaverCleaverReturns2020-01-04T17:29:42.000Z
Elizabeth Arden was high end at one point in time. Max Factor was a highly revered MUA brand. Also,
Revlon was sold in department stores and was higher end. Chanel, Estee Lauder, Lancome, and some other defunct brands were luxury. There were always h
CHC2020-01-04T17:02:17.000Z
I remember dying for this pale frosty pink Max Factor lipstick. It looked terrible with my coloring
Anya4442020-01-04T15:06:34.000Z
: O I'd love to get my hands on that. i loved max factor too
jan01242020-01-04T07:25:05.000Z
I loved Max Factor. they had a collection for the movie Titanic
jill92020-01-04T04:53:48.000Z
Max Factor was huge! Maybelline and Cover Girl were standards, and also Revlon. Aziza had great +
eye makeup too. The big companies that are popular now were not around back then. Clinique was "special" and so was Estee Lauder and other dept. sto
charhow2020-01-04T03:38:09.000Z
Yeah, makeup had status, as now. However, there was a huge difference - status makeup was
only marketed to the consumer, the single end-user. Back then (70s to 90s), there was a divide between status makeup and professional makeup that just
Lily2ff2020-01-04T02:21:00.000Z
There were many, many fewer brands and sales outlets than there are now. However, there were "status
brands," depending on what decade you're talking about. That usually boiled down to drugstore vs department store. Revlon, Maybelline, Cover Girl, B