Maybelline family rollin' in suburbs 1960s style..

1962, was all about heavily made up, Breakfast at Tiffany's Eye's and Audrey Hepburn Up-Do's, even in the suburbs.

                                                Maybelline Ad in 1962.

Sharrie Williams in 1962, at 15, with first long stem roses from a boy.  Little home maker in a ruffled apron.  At least the hair and makeup was right on!

A couple of my favorite little guys, my little brother Preston Williams, sitting on Daddy's T-Bird,

and my little cousin Jimmy Williams (Noel Allen's son) relaxing by his pool with Frenchie the poodle.

While Unk Ile was in Bel Air spinning dreams for the family's future, we led normal everyday lives in the burbs during the 1960's.  Now, the 70's would be another story, but you'll have to read The Maybelline Story and the Spirited Family Dynasty Behind It to catch all the action after the Maybelline Company sold in Dec. 1967.

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Audrey Hepburn's Maybelline Eyes in Breakfast at Tiffany's.

Maybelline introduced Fluid Eye Liner in 1961

The tools in every woman's makeup bag now included the most sophisticated products Maybelline had ever created, including, Magic Mascara with it's own self contained Sprial Brush, Self-Sharpener Eyebrow Pencil, Iridescent Eye Shadow (in a tube like lipstick,) and now Fluid Eye Liner.

Check out Audrey Hepburn's Maybelline Eyes, in Breakfast at Tiffany's, 1961.  See how the makeup artist used Eye Liner, Shadow, Pencil and Mascara to create the New Look of the 60's. 

Read more about Maybelline's tremendous success in the 1960's, in The Maybelline Story and the Spirited Family Dynasty Behind It.

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