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[alt text] picture of women’s face that is sectioned to four different segments that highlight her applying eyeshadow, brushing her hair, applying cream to her cheek, and applying lipstick. 

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#Ashland makes all kinds of chemicals for all kinds of beauty.

If we could list all the cosmetics manufacturers using Ashland chemicals, you’d see a veritable “Who’s Who” of fast movers on the beauty aids shelf. 

That’s because Ashland makes a comprehensive line of chemicals for cosmetics. Like Adol fatty alcohols and Hydrofol fatty acids. 

And Varrion amphoterics, nonionic and anionic surfactant concentrates, Starfol fatty esters, ethoxylated esters, hair dye intermediates, plus an almost unlimited selection of quaternaries. All meeting rigid quality requirements of the personal care product industry. 

Which means that whether you make hair conditioners and colorants, anti-perspirants, creams and lotions, aerosols, lipsticks, shampoos, or anything in between. Ashland has the chemicals to make your product or beauty. 

For information contact: Ashland Chemical Company, P.O. Box 2219, Columbus, Ohio 43216. 

[additional notes] I found it interesting that this advertisment says that if they “could list all the cosmetics manufacturs using Ashland chemicals, you’d see a veritable 'Who’s Who’ of fast movers on the beauty aids shelf”. Things bring up the hierarchy of chemicals and products. This shows how consumer trust in products increases with larger companies that are higher in the hierarchy.