Clairol Born Blonde 1970s Print Ad beverage

Clairol Born Blonde 1970s Print Ad beverageThis Clairol Born Blonde print ad from the 1970s showcases a woman with beautifully styled blonde hair, emphasizing the product's ability to achieve a natural blonde look without excessive use of bleach. The ad highlights the benefits of using Clairol's toner, which is free from peroxide and enriched with creamy conditioners for healthy looking hair. Original 1976 Clairol Born Blonde print ad Measures approximately 8" x 11" Features a stunning visual

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