ThemThereEyes
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Thanks. 
I am just curious about it. It's my first piece of vintage makeup.
I am just curious about it. It's my first piece of vintage makeup.-
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Anyone else collect vintage makeup? Post pics!
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LolitaHaze
Call Me a Cab
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The last post in this thread is nearly as old as my makeup collection! I love the Marvelous makeup packaging and have curated a (very) small collection! I wrote more about it on my blog - VintageStarlet.blogspot.com. In the meantime, these items are from the 1930s and were produced by the Richard Hudnut brand. Of all of the company's makeup lines, this one was considered the least expensive and was thought to have been created because of the economical crash. I don't know about you, but their "cheap" is my "fancy"!
Fun fact, the one rouge and the Dusting Powder are completely unused!
Fun fact, the one rouge and the Dusting Powder are completely unused!
May Duong
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Wow, that's beautiful! I bought an old style mascara recently. But actually I'm doubt the quality.
LolitaHaze
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I'd love to see a picture of what you have.
Sort of I do. I have a few 1940s peices that were empty or mostly so and I have put my modern make up in them so I can use them at reenactments and look more authentic. I took the lipstick tube apart, cleaned and sanitized it, as well the airspun blush, the compact had never been used ro I just wiped the inside down and put my powder in. I would love to find a couple more lipstick tubes as I have a few other reds I would enjoy having in old tubes.
