You Can't Imitate Quality

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#YOU CAN'T IMITATE QUALITY.

## MIRANOL FOR PERSONAL CARE.

There's no substitute for the Miranol touch to give your personal care formulations just the qualities you want.

Our specialty chemicals give you more mildness, easier formulating, better

moisturizing and the right level of lather and controlled conditioning. Now Miranol offers three more conditioning agents: Mirapol 9, Mirapol 95 and Mirapol 175.

The new Mirapols give you the most desirable properties of today's polycationics: they’re mild, effective conditioning agents, easy to formulate for superior static control, and they suit your needs for substantivity and compatibility.

The new Mirapols extend our line of cosmetic quality products. Miranol amphoteric surfactants. Miranate anionic surfactants. Mirataine* betaines and sultaines. Miranol Ester moisturizer and emollient. And Mirapol functional polycationics.

No other specialty chemicals come close for variety or quality. Plus ours are backed by 40 years of experience, outstanding service and unexcelled technical support. For product information or samples, call or write today.

Miranol Inc.

NJ 

Alt Text: On the left side of the page there is an image of a woman’s bust in clown like makeup — her face is painted white, she is wearing thick exaggerated eyeliner, blue eyeshadow, and bright red lipstick that curves up towards her cheeks. Her cheeks have a light pink blush and one has a small drawing of a flower. 

Comments: The makeup this woman is wearing stood out to me. The text advertises personal care and quality but her makeup and the way it compliments her features looks very unnatural and unflattering. She appears to be imitating a clown, which is not typically a compliment. I wonder if heavy makeup was the trend at the time? Upon some light searching it seems like it was, but also was a time period marked by a rise of killer clown media. 

Emily Salameh